Radio brings distant voices to Delphi friends in Washington
In a Washington luncheon you recount meeting Mrs. McReynolds and Mrs. Morrison of Delphi. The Radio Metro device lets them hear President Coolidge and others from a bed while recovering. The writer praises convalescent access to news and hopes hospitals receive radios. The Morrison and McReynolds plan a stay at Hotel Morton Atlantic City and a Virginia summer home.
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Coolidge
The
Mindwell
Metro
Washington
D. A. R.congress
George Roach
Marshall
Mr. Morrison
Delphi
Rock Creek Township
Mrrs. McReynolds
Bluemont
Virginia
Morrison
McReynolds-Morrison
Indiana
East Hardwick Vermont Woman Credits Veggie Compound Cure
Mrs Fred Primo of East Hardwick Vermont says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her backache headaches and general illness after six months of nonwork. The ad notes a country wide canvass showing 98 of 190 purchasers benefited and that the product is sold by druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardwick
Lydia E.am
Fred. Primo
Route No. 2
East Hardwick
Vermont
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pink Sunrise and Sunset Color Explained
The article explains that sunrise and sunset appear pink because light travels obliquely through more air near the earth, meeting more dust and impurities. These particles absorb and scatter light, producing the multi colored sky.
Ezekiel’s Exile Message and the Lord’s Restoring Shepherd
Lesson centers Ezekiel prophesying in captivity to remind Israelites why they are in exile and how God will search for the scattered, restore them to land, feed and protect them, and bring peace under the Messiah. It contrasts failed rulers with divine rescue and envisions future covenant peace and blessings.
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Ezekiel
Jeremiiah
Ezek
Israel
Ezra
Nehemiah
God
Jesus Christ
Israél
Our Freedom Hours of Labor Shape a Nation
A quoted line from Maurice Maeterlinck on how time spent in freedom and in labor reflects a nation’s moral worth. The aphorism emphasizes the value of civic engagement and productive work in national character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Maeterlinck
Makes Life Interesting Reflects on Time and Change
In a reflective piece the author considers how living partly in the past and partly in the future shapes daily life. The commentary links memory, expectation, and curiosity to a richer present.
Did Not Say Anything At Club Conversation
In a New York American exchange, a speaker recounts asking about Professor Gable ton, the scientist. He reportedly listened to the professor for over an hour at a club last night, but the topic remained undisclosed.
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Professor Gableton
New York American
Chairs Replace Sand Sits Among Arab Sheiks in Austria
Reports from Austrian chair manufacturers note many Arabs shifting from cross legged sitting in the sand to folding chairs. The trend shows growing demand for portable seating among elites visiting the region.
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Austria
Flora Residents Visit and Local Social Notes
Flora residents travel to Hagerstown to visit relatives including the Eppleys and others. Local social items record gatherings at Indianapolis auto races, marriages, hospital visits, and community schooling moves, noting the Downey wedding in Louisville and several relocations in the Flora area.
Social News From Monticello Area This Week
Mrs. Ella Hall of Monticello visits the Lucas home this week. Mrs. Guy Harvey calls on her Yeoman parents Friday evening. Delmar Clark and children visit Mrs. Charles Clark Tuesday. Miss Marie Shafer returns from Lafayette. Pearl Nicholas and Fred Gaumer call on Mrs. Alonzo Curtis Monday. Frank Poncebakker Jr and family attend Monticello High School commencement Wednesday. Charles Kestle and family with Robert and Henry Winski of Lafayette stay with George Kestle Thursday night into Friday. Harris and son Howard of Terre Haute visit Carl Metz and family Thursday. Esther Simmons Miss Emerald Metz and Mrs. Clarence Austin of Yeoman guests at Carl Metz Thursday. Miss Elizabeth Clarrage is staying with…
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Jay ‘Nace
Mathew Jackson
James Viney
Indianapolis
Charles Moore
Delphi
Delmar Clark
Perry’ Goslee
Monticello
Viney
Margaret
Yeoman
Ward Holloway
Elzie Morgan
John Hoctz
David Pratt
Martinsville
Edgar Berguson
Monon
Wilber Brady
Mishawaka
Julia
Corabel Curtis
Edgar Nace
Kokomo
Jay Nace
Los Angeles
Calif
Jennie Goslee Webber
Gladys Webber
Kentland
Mahala Henry
Tippecanoe
Alonzo
Curtis Brady
Thomas Schnepp
Robert Harmon
William Houtz
George Meecum
Byron Neel
Charles Gallinger
Ruby Gaumer
Emerson Gaumer
Elda Houtz
John Houtz
Ella Hall
Marion Lucas
Guy Harvey
Marion Johns
Charles Clark
Marie Shafer
Lafayette
Pearl Nicholas
Fred Gaumer
Alonzo Curtis
Frank Poncebakker Jr
Mont
Local residents share visits and travels in Pittsburg area
Pittsburg residents report three week visit to Frankfort by Lea Nora Gillman. John and Mary Bates return from Lafayette to see daughters. Ethel Atkinson and daughter visit Albert Atkinson near Yeoman. Grace Swatts visits from Delphi. Albert and Mrs Jackson go to camp in Ohio. Hendersons and Robertson attend Memorial services at Hebron.
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Lea Nora Gillman
Frankfort
John Bates
Lafayette
Ethel Atkinson
Albert Atkinson
Yeoman
Grace Swatts
Delphi
Albert Jackson
Ohio
Harry Henderson
Indianapolis
Carl Meyer
Chicago
Pittsburg
Bowman
Samuel Bair
Sarah Parker
Ed Shepard
Mrs. Julian Hosts Visits from Gary and Plymouth Friends
Mrs. Sarah Julian of Gary and cousin of the Lafayette Soldier's Home hosted hospitality for the families of Samuel Brown Charles Thompson and Joe Whitley W C Henderson and family Major Henderson and family of Plymouth Joe Henderson and family of Hebron Rufus Mansfield and family of Brookston and Mr and Mrs Joe Robertson nearby. Arthur Morrison attended the races in Indianapolis last Friday. C A Fisher of Pittsburg Kansas visited W V Van Der Volgen Monday. his childhood home was nearby and he has not returned in fifteen years.
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Sarah Julian
Gary
Samuel Brown
Charles Thompson
Joe Whitley
W. C. Henderson
Major Henderson
Plymouth
Ind
Joe Henderson
Hebron
Rufus Mansfield
Brookston
Joe Robertson
Near Here
Arthur Morrison
Indianapolis
C. A. Fisher
Pittsburg
Kansas
W. V
Weekend Socials Spread Across Colburn Area
Dr Robert Wagoner and family hosted over the weekend, with Dr Bartley White and family from Wolcottville visiting. Relatives came from Lafayette and Bloomington to greet Mrs Nellie Waliors and Clara Julius. Civil War veteran John David Packer, visiting from Missouri, marks forty four years since leaving Colburn. Families including the Packers Manors and Swaims shared time Thursday, while Mary Coffel and Harry McDonald visited relatives. William McCloud moved to a farm east of Colburn. Mrs John Wolfe is listed as sick.
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Robert Wagoner
Bartley White
Wolcottville
Helen
Dorothy Rupley
Lafayette
Nellie Waliors
Clara Julius
Bloomington
Kate Scott
John David Packer
Missouri
Packer
Lawrence Packer
Herald
James
Hal Manor
Clara Packer
Tony Swaim
Flora
Mary Coffel
Rensselaer
Harry McDonald
Clara Hooker
Yeauro A. Jester
Lewis
William McCloud
Colburn
John _ Wolfe
Rockfield Community Notes From Decoration Day Week
Rockfield residents joined Decoration Day events as many former neighbors visited town. War Mothers met at Mrs. Harry Gardner while the National and Foreign Missionary society gathered at Mrs. John Kerlin. Presbyterian services honored the Knights' Templar and noted funeral services for Edward Wharton. Children’s Day was observed at the Christian church with a large crowd. Mrs. Mattie Kessler returned from New Castle and Miss Nellie Baughman of Chicago visited local. Mrs. Sophia Raber visited her son Fred Raber. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Martin and daughter Marda Helen spent Sunday in town. Funeral for Mrs. I. A. Rosenberger was held west of Rockfield. Children’s Day service at the Presbyterian is set for Sunday evening June 8.
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A. A. Flora
Hagerstown
Maryland
John Eppley
James Vernon
Walton
Frank
Walter Honecker
C. A. Hendrix
Indianapolis
J. J. Hendrix
Company G
National Guard
Samuel Finley
Clarence L. Wilson
Basil Powell
Earl Anroe
Wayne Lee
Fred Sylvester
Carl Draper
Harley Allbaugh
Lynn Lehman
Paul Crume
New York State
Oregan Crume
Carroll County
Lola Long
John Long
Cutler
J. B. Downey
Auburn
Washington
Louisville
Kentucky
Washington City
Mr. Downey
Lola Michaels
Biddy’s Hill
Flora
John Draper
Robert Long
Draper
Roscoe Gish
Logansports Hospital
Wm. R. Colvin
Wilbert Kenrick
Kenrick
Hanna Register Co
J. E. Myers
Lyle
Lanark
Myers
Rock Creek Township
Harry Gardner
National and Foreign Missionary Society
John Kerlin
Presbyterian Church
Knights’ Trplar
Edward Wharton
Mattie Kessler
New Castle
Christian Church
Paul Martin
Marda Helen
Rockfield
I. A. Rosenberger
The
Sophia Raber
Fred Raber
Nellie Baughman
Chicago
Mole Tunnels and Underground Lodges
A mole often makes a passage about 100 feet long in a single night when soil is softened by rain and builds an underground mole house with large rooms and convenient outlets.
Community Event Calendar Casts June Through September
Park dates list community gatherings from May through September including LADIES of G A R Camden Dinner Club Christian Church Clawson Wingard Lane Klinger Old Settlers Possum Run school Ellis family Grange Carroll Tippecanoe counties Kerlin Wagoner Community picnic McCain Kennedy Smith Klepinger Randolph Wilson with many family groupings and regional mentions across multiple dates.
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Ladies of
Camden
All Day Meeting of
Christian Church
Clawson-Wingard
Lyon
Lane
Klinger
Old Settlers
Possum Run
Ellis
Grange
Carroll
Tippecanoe
Kerlin
Wagoner
McCain
Kennedy
Smith
Klepinger
Randolph
Wilson
How to Add Value to Your Car with a Free Book
Reed & Adams offers a free booklet titled How to Paint Your Automobile to show how KYANIZE MOTOR CAR ENAMELS can increase a car’s value by about one hundred dollars. The pamphlet promises easy refinishing steps and guaranteed satisfaction for motorists willing to follow directions.
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Reed & Adams
Kyanize Motor Enamels
The Opal Superstition During Engagement Tokens
A superstition ties opals to misfortune in love linking the giver and receiver into discord when given as an engagement token. It is said to bring ill luck to lovers but to October births it grants luck as a stoneshift talisman.
Truth and Trustworthiness in Small Matters Quoted
A reflective quotation from Paley on truthfulness in trifles and the reliability of trust.
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Paley
Delphi Man Ends Kidney Pain With Doan's Pills
A. M. Koontz of 116 S. Wabash St reports years of kidney pain backache and dull aches in the small of the back. Doan's Pills relieved his symptoms and restored regular kidney function. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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Delphi
A. M. Koontz
S. Wabash St
Doan
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Wagner
President Coolidge
Ambassador Jusserand
Esme Howard
General Pershing
Martin A. Morrison
Mary B. McReynolds
13Th St
McReynolds
Charlie’t Crampton
Charlie
Mrs. McReynolds
D. A. R. Congress
Husband
Lydia E.pinkham
P B. Fitzwather
D.D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Evzekle
Hickiel
Sheiks
Patton
Your
Carroll Telephone Company
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