Mindwell's Diary Notes Washington Lincoln Birthdays
A reflective column recounts visits to Washington and Lincoln memories, detailing a journalist’s meeting with Mrs Edison and the late president’s likeness, plus historical notes on Washingtons accounts and Civil War era impressions. It weaves personal travel, birthday reveries, and local notices with social reminiscences and community updates.
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Washington
Lincoln
Ryhmes
Dicken
Longfellow
Edison
Woodrow Wilson
Bethlehem Chapel
Thomas A. Edison
Mrs. Edison
Philadelphia
George Washington
W—ass
G. W. Custis
Vegetable Compound Restored Health For Mrs Lee
Mrs M J Lee of Terre Haute Indiana reports weakness dizziness and nervous exhaustion improved after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says it restored her health supported by a healthy baby and strong recovery before and after childbirth.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Lydia E. Pink
M. J. Lee
Local Social Notes From Patton and Surrounding Towns
Mrs Charles Clark and Mrs Marion Lucas called on Mrs Mary Chadd who remains ill. Nearby families visited, helped with chores, or attended the Monticello basketball tournament as last week closed with guests from Yeoman Delphi Rockfield and Monon.
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Charles Clark
Marion Lucas
Mary Chadd
Local notices and visits around Camden and Flora
Mrs. Joan Julien returns home from Chicago due to husband illness. Joe Garrison and family move from Pittsburg to Ives farm. Oscar Hall and family visit David Mullendere. Radio party at Eliza Litciler’s in Delphi. William Bush remains ill. Local attendance at Ray Monnette’s wedding event. Guy Julien trips to Chicago. Robert Ward breaks wrist. Visitors include Henry Bush and John Pantle from near Burrows. Birth announced for Hoff child. Daughters and families visit Sidenbender and Turner, and others move to Noah Wolf farm east of Camden. Various moves and visits among local families. Thelma Mummert attends Flora basketball tournament.
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Joan Julien
Chicago
Orliff Coghill
Joe Garrison
Pittsburg
Ives
Oscar Hall
David Mullendere
Joe Wilson
Eliza Litciler
Delphi
William Bush
Ray Monnette
Guy Julien
Robert Ward
Henry Bush and Son
John Pantle
Near Burrows
Wm. Bush
Joe Turner
Fred Raber
Gillie Hoff
Daughtery
Amos Wise
Noah Wolf
Camden
Earl Mummert
Donald
Thelma
Dana
Sidenbender and
Earl Bowman
Mildred
Mary
Leonard Yerkes
Jo Anna
Dean Balser
al Williams
Rockfield
Noah Wise
Flora
Orville Fife
Ruth Mullendore
Carl Raber
Hilda Jane Chapman
W. H. Sidenbender
Monticello
C. W. Sidenbender
Thelma Mummert
Mary Crume
Delzells Visit Monticello Kin in Idaville News
IDAVILLE residents report Frank Delzell and wife with daughter of Monticello spent Sunday with sister Mrs. Melissa Million and attended United Presbyterian services. Home Economics Club met at Stewart Shafer’s home. Kenneth Girard lost a valuable horse. Chas Delzell of Gary visited his sister Mrs. Melis Delzell.
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Frank Delzell
Monticello
Melissa Million
United Presbyterian Church
Home Economics Club
Stewart Shafer
Fisher
Tull Marvin
Bernice
Purdue University
Kenneth Girard
Chas. Delzell
Gary
Melis
Service Held at Pious Church for Mrs Small
The service was held Wednesday afternoon at the Pious Church with burial in Riverview cemetery. Mrs Jas Small left Tuesday for Hendersonville Tennessee to tend to her sister Mrs Effie Tollet who was ill.
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Pious Church
Riverview Cemetery
Jas. Small
Hendersonville
Tenn
Effie’ Tollet
Community notices and social updates from Carroll County
Local families attended events and travels include the Kerlin Simons couple at a tuberculosis meeting in Delphi and Mrs Lillie Ray visiting Chicago. Seniors plan a play Mary Millions while mumps cases rise at the school. Other items note moves to new farms and homes, visits, a 14th birthday surprise, and a funeral in Burrows.
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John Kerlin
Mildred Simons
Carroll Co. Tuberculosis Association
Delphi
Lillie Ray
Chicago
Mary Millions
Westminister Guild
L.J. Deel
Marie Flora
Frank Kerlin
Indianapolis
Frank Simons
Logansport
Floyd Tribbett
Burlington
John Coble
Joe Habbens
Ethel Benefield
Pleasant Run Social Roundup In Tippecanoe Township
Prof B F Scroggs and son Walter of Burrows visited with sister Mrs Mary E Vaughan over weekend. Willard Reed and Frank Shepard families hosted by Seneca Shepard. Ruth Smith’s guest was Jean Kramer. Raymond Dillman and children visited Louella Dillman. Glen Davis hosted Ralph Van Atta and family from Hopewell. Sylvester Robinson called on Seneca Shepard. George Kinsey of Carrollton Hill visited Harold Barnes. Mrs John H Anderson and children visited Carmi Arrick at Monticello. Clarence Davis in Lafayette for goiter operation. Roy Blue of east of Camden called on L Dillman. Tom Smith and Charles Davis Vaughan buzzed wood. Henry Randall buzzed wood. Courtney Clawson and Floyd Baker finishing visits for wheat pool. signed Farm Bureau members in Tippecanoe Township.
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B. F. Scroggs
Walter B
Burrows
Mary E. Vaughan
Willard Reed
Frank Shepard
Mary Elizabeth
Seneca Shepard
Ruth Smith
Jean Kramer
Raymond Dillman
Near Bringhurst
Louella Dillman
Glen Davis
Ralph van Atta
Hopewell
Sylvester Robinson
George Kinsey
Carrollton Hill
Harold Barnes
John H. Anderson
Carmi Arrick
Monticello
Clarence Davis
Lafayette
Ike Davis
The
Home Hospital
Roy Blue
East of Camden
L. Dillman
Tom Smith
Charles Davis Vaughan
Wood
Henry Randall
Courtney Clawson
Floyd Baker
Wheat Pool
Farm Bureau
Tippecanoe Tp
Rock Creek Township Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Charles M. Harvey met Mrs. William Guthrie on Tuesday while Edythe Timmons attended Sunday dinner with Miss Margaret Bo. Mr and Mrs Arthur Little at Burel Koontz sale. Dr J W Stewart of Logansport visited Mrs John Wingard who remains seriously ill but improving. Lehre Guthrie at home Sunday. Stonebraker family plans move March 1 to their own house. Stonebraker worked for Harvey last year and bought property in Pittsburg. Parks Groninger hauling corn to finish fattening sheep. Saulsbury hires Harvey for upcoming seasons.
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George Hicks
Chalmers
Mamie Hicks
South Bend
Ray Schock
David Arthur
Arthur Ward
Fred Gaumer
Pearl Nicholas Butcher
William Cossell
Christian Sunday School
Rockfield
John Cossell
H. M. Cossell
Norway
Jasper Johnson
Walter Johnson
Charles Runkle
Monticello
Curtis Kestle
Pious
George Kestle
Leonard Brookshire
William Turner
Logansport
Nicholas Fultz
Charles Clark
Orville Roth
Dewey Reynolds
Charles Roth
John Morgan
Edward Barnes
Idaville
David Schock
Ruth MceClintic
Oak Grove
George Herrin
Delphi
Theodore Piatt
Tioga
David Piatt
Ray Piatt
Ellen Pratt
Meredith Clark
John Barlow
Francis Pencebaker
Marion Gaumer
Emerson Gaumer
Ruby Gaumer
Marie Shafer
Thomas Schock
Alonzo Marsh
Pencebaker Home
Charles M. Harvey
William Guthrie
Edythe Timmons
Margaret Bo
Arthur Little
Burel Koontz
Mr. Stonebraker
Mr. Harvey
Pittsburg
Parks Groninger
Saulsbury
Mr.Harvey
Jaws Harp Origin and Mysterious Musician
The term Jew's harp likely derives from jaws' harp as the instrument is held between the jaws while played. A musician named cui se in tae pee appears in the text as a cryptic attribution without clear context or recognizable identity.
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Cui Se
Present Satisfaction Versus Pursuit of More Wealth
Quote attributed to Leigh Hunt notes that few people, rich or poor, maximize current abilities while chasing greater means for future enjoyment. It warns against losing sight of present capability in the quest for future security.
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Leigh Hunt
Savoy Pudding Recipes and Bishop Bread Instructions
A historical excerpt describes a two ton shipment of a Malaga and Smyrna raisin pudding to America for holidays. It lists precise ingredients and steps for two puddings, including measurements, steaming times, and serving notes, then adds a separate Bishop Bread recipe with butter, eggs, chocolate, and almonds baked in a tin and cut into strips.
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Savoy
America
Malaga
Smyrna
Painter Leaves Farmer Out of Farm Scene
A farmer hires an artist to paint him at the door for five guineas. The painting is completed but the farmer is missing from the scene. The artist jokes that the farmer has gone inside to get the money, and the farmer replies they will hang it and wait.
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Farmer Briggs
London
Keep Goal in Sight and Aim with Purpose
A motivational note quotes Bishop Spalding on having an aim to unlock opportunities that spring forth like buds with spring. It emphasizes purposeful goals driving progress and growth.
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Bishop Spalding
Local Farm Bureau speaker at Burrows meeting
W H Settle president of Indiana Farm Bureau will address the Rock Creek Two Farm Bureau meeting at the Presbyterian Church in Burrows on Thursday evening February 12. The Rockfield Orchestra and a men s quartette provide music and Warner Bowman chairs arrangements.
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W. H. Settle
Burrows
Rock Creek
Farm Bureau
Wm. H. Settle
Indiana Farm Bureau
Presbyterian Church
Settle
Washington, D. C
United States
Rockfield
Warner Bowman
Carroll County Farmers Target Indiana Wheat Pool Quota
In Carroll County 111 farmers have joined the Indiana Wheat Pool toward a 250 member quota. Only four townships have been partially solicited so far, and organizer Mr. Engle remains confident the county will meet its target.
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Carroll County
Indiana Wheat Pool
Engle
Kresege Stock Jumps Fifty Points On Dividend News
The common stock of S. S. Kresege 5 and 10 cents store rose 50 points to 510 in New York trading after directors declared a 50 percent stock dividend and cash dividends of 2 a share for common and 1 75 for preferred, payable April 1 to holders of record March 9.
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S. 8
S. Kresege
New York
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