Winona Assembly to Host Rich Summer Convention Lineup
Winona Lake prepares an ambitious season with conventions from late June through fall. The Summer School for Missions opens a weeklong session, the Indiana Association of Photographers hosts a training display and awards, and the Sunday School Workers convene August 10 for ten days. The Christian Citizenship League holds its sixth annual conference, the Temperance Conference attracts thousands, and the Bible Conference in late August, led by S ir 3. C. Tuckey, is expected to be the strongest yet with international speakers and vast attendance, all supported by ample accommodations at Winona Assembly.
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Winona Assembly
Summer School For Missions
Indiana Association of Photographers
Christian Citizenship League
United States
National Reform Association
Temperance Workers
Temperance Conference
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Renee de Mort
George R. Soret
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Winona
Winona Lake Fishing Promises Strong Summer Season
Winona Lake offers a thriving fishing season with bass crappie and sunfish abundant. A 39 inch 23 inch fish was washed ashore after a spring windstorm near the Boys' City, hinting at more remarkable catches to come as Paul Murphy headlines a summer display at Winona Lake during the August week.
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Winona Lake
Boys
An American in England Encounters Spoiled Turbot at Inn
An American traveling in England in dense fog becomes ill with a cold and suspects his turbot is spoiled. The innkeeper explains the house rule that fish is served to guests with colds, reasoning they cannot smell it, and substitutes fresh turkey. The anecdote is reported with a humorous tone.
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England
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Long Delayed Proposal and Widow Sacrifices Across Cultures
A French tale recounts a shy subaltern who sends yellow rose notes to his love and learns too late she never received them. A London Telegraph note then contrasts with widows in China who perform self sacrifice after husbands die, with public ceremonies and moral expectations widely observed.
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Jenz
London
China
Crushing a Snob Anecdote Reveals Edward VII’s Urbane Dignity
An old London tale places the Prince of Wales in a private billiard room after dinner. A nouveau riche guest offers a cigar, but the prince declines gracefully noting the hosts’ dinner and cigars are fine as presented.
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London
Prince of Wales
Saxstog
White Elephant Patty game idea from National Food Magazine
A description of a party game where guests bring unwanted items wrapped to look appealing. At a signal participants swap articles, then open and swap again until satisfied. The piece notes the activity as a source of fun at a gathering.
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National
Not So to His
Somerville Journal notes a humorous exchange about faults and generous behavior between Jack and a woman, highlighting the speaker’s belief about faults and a request to refrain from future calls.
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Somerville Journal
Time For a Touch in Ill Rich Uncle's Help
A terse exchange centers on Flow's illness and an urgent request for a $10 loan, with Meggen orfer Blatter referenced as the speaker seeking funds as Flow nears decline.
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Tommy
Meggen
Orfer Blatter
Ridicule as a Marker of Small Tempered Ad dison Quotation
A short quotation notes that the talent of ridicule reveals little and ungenerous tempers as attributed to Ad dison. The line suggests satire exposes minor character flaws.
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Addison
How She Was Hurt
Dinah, crying, was seen down the street with her feet bandaged. She explains she was struck by a clay while standing on the old stone pavement, asking why she was hurt as a Black person.
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Fragmented OCR Voice Lines the Paper Skims By
A garbled OCR mix references pride in never failing and a faded message about fresh paint. It includes quirky lines about not seeing a sign and mentions social progress and a Washerwomen joke, with altered spellings and stray quotes.
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Evelad Record- Herald
Second Story Rout and Birthday at Odds
A garbled clipping records a stray narrative about climbing a ladder, a nightly habit, and an implied birthday milestone. It mentions Chicago and New York references, names Johnny and Telex warty, and a teacher and pupil exchange, offering no clear event or outcome.
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New York
Dune Vacation Month Muddle In Odd Verse
A fragmentary text reads like a playful verse about June and brides, mixing invented words and surreal imagery. The lines suggest a poetic mood rather than a clear news event or report, with initials hinting at a signature.
The Scheme of Things. Nonsensical Lines From Unknown Text
Fragmentary OCR note with stray phrases about clouds sky and New York Life. lacks coherent event or names to identify a proper news item or dates.
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New York
Garden of Edens Suburban Patch Sparks Quiet Labor
The suburban patch known as a garden of Edens is praised for its quiet labor and neat appearance. Residents claim the area showcases careful upkeep and community pride amid brisk city life.
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Difficulties of the Chase and the Chicago Tribune
Fragmented excerpt discusses difficulties of pursuit and mentions phrases about boi and diaries. Reads like a clipped, era-tinged column with garbled names. Includes stray lines such as Brooks and references to journals and methods reportedly adopted.
Aerial Amenities and Witty Quips from Minnéapolis Journal
A playful collection notes a conversation between the lightning and the acronaut with comical exchanges about thunder and travel. The piece adds a wife’s quip on genius and a speaker’s talent for excuses while staying out late.
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Minnéapolis Journal
Fixing Crops and Crops Talk in Local Notices
A fragmented clipping references accusations of wheat speculation toward Cashit and an odd exchange about corn. The text mentions natural history topics and a mock battle with a bold rhinoceros and a Welsh rabbit metaphor, reflecting a garbled colonial era dialogue.
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Cashit
Baltimore American
Lurid Torch Glares At A Day And Somewhere
A cryptic nightly line recalls a quip about scorchers and doom in a lurid glare. The fragment hints at warning mood and theatrical flourish from a Puck style voice.
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