A Pace to Visit Winona Assembly Elevates Education and Life
The Winona Assembly promotes Christian life and citizenship, guiding an educational system and enterprises. It controls Winona Lake shoreline to offer wholesome recreation with hotels, a park, clean bathing and boating while attracting leaders and families to make Winona a year round residence with strong real estate demand.
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Winona
Winona Assembly
Assembly
Winona Lake
Lfe
Winona Securities
Winona College of Agriculture Adopts Name Change and Arts Courses
The Winona Assembly board recently renamed the Winona Agricultural Institute as Winona College of Agriculture. It graduated eighteen students this year, matching Purdue University’s Agricultural Department. J C Breckenridge was elected President and W C Palmer remains Dean. A Home Makers' Course for training women in home management is added, reflecting broader vocational aims.
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Board of the Trustees
Winona Lake
Winona Agricultural Institute
Winona College of Agriculture
Agricultural Department
Purdue University
J. C. Breckenridge
Winona Assembly
W. C. Palmer
Behold the Sweet Girl Graduate in Gentle Verse
The excerpt recalls a poetic scene from Chicago Past and Detroit Tribune lines about graduation nerves and youth, contrasting the old tannery theme with memories of small tanneries and youthful mischief.
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Detroit Tribune
Coal wagon visit delays pitcher’s father contact
Wille begs for quick visit as a coal wagon suitor arrives to discuss installation. Simson advises delaying, noting the visitor is the father of the team pitcher. The moment captures domestic tension over courtesy and trust.
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Wille
Simson
Willie
Joker’s playful taunt echoes in Kansas City Times
A quirky verse from the Kansas City Times depicts a mischievous joker who delights in watching self-slaps at a former place. The playful taunt suggests a slapstick humor where the subject curses their own actions while the joker laughs.
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Kansas City
In the Spring He Plans To Quit His Job
A Crveland Leader note expresses a wish to quit the job, let the ink stand, and the paper weight, signaling a desire to leave work and go away with the season.
Whose Wheat Corner Draws Bread Loft and Mock
A collage of quips shows figures like Gunner and Candy in playful dialogue about cornering wheat and loaf prices. The chatter mentions the Morlers planning a phony craft and notes by F Pitzer and others reflecting on limits and plots in newspapers across cities.
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F. P. Pitzer
New York Times
Boyhood Memories Told By Father And Mother
A terse fragment recalls boyhood days and visions blurred by tears as a father speaks of lessons learned on his knee while a mother takes the narrator over hers, ending with the word Judge.
New York Symphony Orchestra to Perform in Indiana This Summer
Visitors at Winona Lake during the week of July 26 may enjoy daily concerts by the New York Symphony Orchestra conducted by Walter Damrosch. The writer praises Damrosch and the orchestra, noting Wagner and the ensemble’s world renown and promising a week of superb musical offerings.
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Winona Lake
Indiana
New York Symphony Orchesta
Walter Damrosch
Glaver Din
New York Symphony Orchestra
America
Wagner
Breakfast Question Confuses New Laws and Reading Labels
Fragmentary text references breakfast, certainty, and the pure food law. Mentions Washington Stir and a quote about saving for breakfast. Lacks clear event or persons.
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Washington
Oddities From The City Pages And The Street
A collage of brief quotes from newspapers and magazines notes curious views on society transport fashion and language. Witty snippets include remarks on hats misread signs and playful word puzzles reflecting reader humor and urban life.
SUCCESS IN LIFE What the World Owes a Man and What a Man Owes the World
An essay argues that the world does not owe a man a living beyond what is useful. It contrasts dreamers with productive workers and contends that fair exchange occurs when a man offers a needed product. It warns against expecting charity and emphasizes prudent self reliance.
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Philadelphia Ledger
The Valentine Myth and Early Variety Shows
A myth about the origin of the variety stage credits Valentine in antebellum New York. A smiths Place of amusement becomes a seed for the term variety show after a friend suggests the name for a mixed entertainment bill. James L. Ford recounts this tale in McClure's Magazine.
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Ap Smith
New York City
Alston Brown
New York
Mr. Valentine
James L. Ford
McClure’s Magazine
Fouryearold's question delights crowd at station
On Groad street platform a fouryearold girl asks about a Pollman observation car and wonders if the accompanying coach is a kitchen car. The exchange amuses bystanders as the westbound train readies to depart.
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Groad Street
Iady
Philadelpta
Silence as a universal language and its social impact
A reflective quotation on silence across cultures and its social meanings. It contrasts how silence signals thought or concealment in different people and warns that silence in company invites suspicion, while brevity can reveal wisdom.
The Sun as a Star in Star Currents Theory
Professor Kobold at Biel Observatory argues the sun is not part of a star current moving toward the Milky Way arc while Rapteyo of Groningen maintains stars drift in two directions after studying 2 000 repeatedly observed stars.
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Kobold
Observatory of
Biel
Rapteyo
Groningen
Birthday Blues and Lessons in Publicity
Ethel frets about aging as Tommy plans to turn eight next month. London Porch notes a platonic friendship being tested by cooking lessons. Louisville Courier Journal hints at charity and the glare of publicity affecting perception.
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Tommy
Bel
Pye
London
Louisviire Courier Journal
A Letter From Texas from Oak Grove In a June Missive
A long letter from Oak Grove Texas dated June 22 describes life near Collinsville and El Campo. It notes large prairie land 4500 acres, live oak timber, fertile soil, crops of corn and cotton, fruit trees, and seasonal harvests. The writer contrasts Northern settlers, local fashion, and social life, plus weather, wildlife, and local pests. The piece ends with a digression on Casey's Ozine Laxative and a Kant anecdote.
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Ina
Tex
Republican
Burg
Collins
H. Huton
Verdin
Fil
Covington
Calico
Indiana
Elcampo
Lamba
Language Variants Across U S Regions
A Kansas City News preference column notes regional terms for streams with examples from England to Missouri and New Mexico. It also jokes that women prefer small feet to a thorough acquaintance with the class clusters.
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Cloud County
England
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Missouri
New Mexico
Kansas City News
Notice for Bids Fountain County Bridge Construction
Bids for the construction of new bridges and abutments in Fountain County Indiana will be received sealed by the Board of Commissioners at the Fountain County Auditor's office in Covington Indiana until 1 30 p m on a stated date.
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the Auditor
Fountain County
Indiana
Covington
Babb Bridge project and repairs in Fountain County
Bids invited for new Babb bridge in Wabash township a 60 foot span with concrete floor and abutments bids may cover bridge and abutments or separately repairs planned for Wallace bridge in Jackson township near Wallace and for Shawnee bridge in Shawnee township bidders must file bond equal to proposal sum and meet plans profiles and specifications as filed with the Fountain County Auditor. The Board reserves right to reject all bids and bids must be submitted accordingly.
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Wabash Township
Jackson Township
Wallace
Shawnee Township
Shawnee Bridge
Jodtiana
James Copeland
Lewis Wagoner
William B. Meyers
Board of Commissioners of
Fountain County
N ‘Tana
Attes
Wu. B Gray
Appointment of Executrix in Fountain County Indiana
Notice states that the undersigned has been appointed and duly qualified as Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of Alien Yrmea, deceased, of Fountain County Indiana. Dated May 25, 1900. Lucas Neteker, Attorney.
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Yrmea
Fountain County
Indiana
Lucas Neteker
Notice for Bids on Inmate Subsistence Supplies
The Auditor of Fountain county announces bids for meats groceries dry goods house furnishings and related items for three months. Estimates are on file for inspection and bids due by noon. The commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all bids. W B Gray Auditor.
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W. B. Gray
Notice to heirs and creditors in Jesse Martin estate
In Fountain circuit court April term notice is given that Anne Martin as Administratrix filed account and vouchers for the estate of Jesse Martin deceased. The court will examine the account on the Ist day of July at which heirs creditors and lienholders must appear under oath to show cause why the account should not be approved. Heirs must prove heirship as well. John S. Martin attorney for administratrix. 6-14-08 wi
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Jesse Martin
Fountain
Anne Martin
Anna Martin
John
Martin
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