Poetic Note and Local Social Roundup from Clymer
A collection of personal poems by Ruth and Mabel Nevkers contrasts life’s tempests with spring fishing joys and sport’s ache, mingled with a town diary of visitors, illnesses, travel, and local happenings in Clymer and nearby towns. Names such as Burl Miller, J E Snyder, Segal Gross, Rogers, Newhouse, Bayle, Pollette, Heath, Dyckes, O Neil, Gilson, Stone Gillette, Raymond, Tessie Tattle, Gray, Blakeley, Jones, and D. D. Green appear amid hospital stays, funerals, and social visits to Corry, Warren, Meadville, and Cleveland connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burl Miller
Clymer
J. E. Snydveleft
Chautau- Ata
Segal Gross
Sherman
N. Y
Y. Rogers
Wana
Warren
Will Newhouse
B. Bayle
Brie
Myrtle Pollette
W. Wayne Street
Raymond Heath
John Heath
Will Dyckes
O'Neil
Daugter
Archie Gilson
Swisavale
Wauline Stone Gillette
Gleveland
Guy Raymond
Wiersiet “Raymond
Cineneaut
Ohio
Mias Tessie ‘Tattle
Mewsville
Harry C. Gray
Hrooke Street
Corey
Titusville
Tessie Hillv
The Cocoanut Tree Tale Of Salt Water Tendencies
An uneven piece recounts the cocoanut tree lore and how nuts drop at night due to dew and salt proximity. It notes planting methods, spacing, and patience for sprouts, with an anecdote of Bentlennn Whe resided near a fence and the tree leaning toward the sea as it grew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropics
The Doctrine of Election in a Civil War Era Tale
A fragmentary historical note presents a conversation heard in public life and church circles. It recalls Senator Vance asking a longtime servant about election and faith, with the servant replying in a rural dialect that the Bible holds the doctrine, while cautioning about candidacy and rank. The piece hints at political rumor and churchgoing routines of the era.
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Vance Waa
Congress
Vance
Aphraim
Alissa Zeb
New Silkolines and beds fill shelves with prices
A fragmented sale listing shows bed spreads and mattresses priced from 8.50 to 10.00. The text mentions Silkolines and other bedding items with scattered price points, reflecting a mid century catalog advertisement.
The Fly on the Ceiling Lecture at London Institution
A lecture describes how a fly clings to ceilings using tiny foot pads with droplets of gum. The speaker explains wing motion and hovering, noting the insect’s ability to move in various directions by adjusting its wing and leg actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loney
London Institution
Contradictory remark shocks Boston paper gossip
A Boston Tean ripping excerpt records a quarrelsome exchange where a woman is accused by a neighbor of a criminal family. The speaker claims the woman's son Mollie is from a line of robbers, prompting tension in a tense domestic confrontation.
Feienounip's Effect on an Alloys to an Art
Fragmentary OCR text discusses alloy formation and properties, noting that two alloys from the same component can differ greatly due to preparation method. It includes dialog about readiness and intent, with a quoted exchange implying practical chemistry ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furnes
Rexinnid-My father bwd D. D record behind bin
Fragmentary text reports a father figure connected to D. D. and a name miscue. Mentions time, a ward, and a dolphin record with unclear actions. No clear person, place, or event details emerge to confirm a coherent news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexinnid
Jimmy
Holle Ward
Behid
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Main St
Corry
Nee Wright
Lyric Theater Tonight
N. Center St
Teseach
Babbitt’s
Rexall Store
D. Padoll
O. R
St. James Motel
Holland St
Erib
Corry Floral Co
Columbus Avenue
Center Street
Otis O. Shrock
Propr
Armory Rink
Ruth
Mabel Nevkers
Fata
Seormary
Standard
Colby
F. S. Smiley
G. F. Royce
U. B. Church
Kittey Hopkins
Florence Windey
St. Elizabeth Church
Congregational Church
Arthur Lapaze
Hazel Arnold
M. B. Sunday School
Burkhart Baptist Church
Odd Fellows
Anna Naylor
Privea Uring
A_gond Wilton
Soni
China
Nam
MA Yun
Hong
VATU
Ats
Rtp
Luce
Erin
Chinu Allle
Inces
Paar
Devas Porcilen
United States
R. S. Johnson
Sie Wat
Feienounip
Lott
Andy
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