Father Week and Effie Elf Share Family of Time
Father Week explains his twelve sons named for the months from January to December and reveals the daughters as the happy moments that go with the days. Effie Elf learns of their family history and the importance of punctuality and time.
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Father Week
Emle Elf
Eme Elf
Effie Elf
Father
Blindfold Ring Game Described in Old Play Remark
A description of a blindfold ring game where players stand on two nested circles as hours on a clock. One player is blindfolded in the center while others occupy spaces. The caller shouts Stop and a numbered space is named, eliminating the player on that space. Play continues until one remains.
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Cnuff
Folsh Wings
Fragmentary postcard reads about ancient mountain and defective children
A sibling exchange reveals a postcard note reading Thig 3 the mountain from which the ancestors used to throw their defective children Wish you were both here Dad it hints at a grim lineage topic as a quirky family message from a misread trip card
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Freddie
Chocolate Brain Food Advocated by Game Doctors
The article cites chocolate described as Brain Food containing lime and endorsed by game doctors as a valuable brain food. It notes use in various ailments including obesity heart trouble and gout, highlighting its asserted medicinal value in historical medical opinion.
State A Check Falls Into Arrears For Six Months
State A cites a check presented for payment after an unreasonably long time of six months. The bank may refuse to cash the check, but the drawer remains liable for payment.
Local patriotism and lockers claim in Detroit News satire
A brief satirical note claims local patriotism over international beauty congresses, remarking there are more good lockers on Main Street than at a so-called international congress of beauties. The line appears in the Detroit News as a wry punchline.
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Main Street
Detroit News
Copyright notice shows publisher and illustrators listed
A brief copyright line credits Ethel Hsedon as author with illustrations by Irwin Myers and notes Bebbs Merrill Co. as the publisher and W N U Service as the distributing service. This card preserves the attribution details from the damaged OCR text.
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By Ethel Hsedon Illustrations
By Irwin Myers
Beauty Pageant Treads Parsonage Toward Charity
In Hed Chresh, Rev Tolliver’s family plots finances for his eye treatment while Marjory wins a beauty contest with Eddy Jackson. Ginger funds care via a chain letter plan signed as treasurer. Eddy brings new acquaintances as Tolliver’s health falters and a substitute pastor arrives.
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Mir. Tolliver
Hed Chresh
Long
Helen
Miriam
Sien
Ginger Ena
Slater Marjory
Eddy Jackson
Alamory
Tole
Ginger
Starjory
Tub Andrews
Chicago
Sfirlam
Tolliver Yeaves
Alexander Murdock
Horace Langley
Murdock
Mr. Tolliver
Marjory
B. Tolliver
Mr. Buckworth
Life at Pay Dirt Tests a Schemer's Plans and Faith
Ginger Tolliver faces ruin as church support falters and her father Brother Tolliver's health fails. The official board pressures a full salary from the conference while Marian and Miriam weigh future bets. Ginger's scheming dreams collide with hard odds, and the family contemplates pay, duty, and a possible exodus to form a new church.
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Ellen Tolliver
Miriam
Marjory
Hiram Buckworth
Miss Jenkins
Mr. Tolliver
Church
Ginger Filla
Wang
Marjory Tolliver
Ginger
Tolliver
Offical Board
Eddy Jackson
Jeptin Westbury
Dawes
Macklen
Joplin West
Hils
Polliver
Offichil
Mr. Tolllyver
Brother Westbury
Odd Fellows’ Hill
Ustriet
Tung
Jopin Westbury
Adlen
Ghiger
Elen
Brother ‘Tolliver
Buckworth
Miriaan
Ollen
Helen
Dudworth
Cinger
Huear
Tomean
Westbury
Allriam
Alram
Ailram
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mercy
Vornce
Jake
Eddy Jauckson
Thom Buckworth
Eddy
Adam Buckworth
Jin
Hiram
Vlad
Tam
Ant
Mr. Toliver
Buddy
Notice to creditors in Lynch equity case filed
In the Circuit Court for Caroline county equity case No 2584 J Qwen Knotts as assignee warns all creditors of John K Lynch and Annie B Lynch mortgagors and all parties with claims to surplus gate proceeds to file claims with vouchers at the Clerk’s office by November 7, 1929 or the court will distribute surplus proceeds to creditors as their rights appear. Subscribe for The Journal and get all the county news.
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Aaron C. Reber
Walter S. Ames
Lillie Ames
Mortgagora
R. Owens
Caroline County
John IK. Lynch
Annie B. Lynch
Mortgaagors
Sale of real estate in Caroline County for debts of Petersen
In the Orphans' Court for Caroline County an equity bill seeks sale of Charles Petersen's real estate to pay debts. The court ordered publication notices to unknown heirs in four weekly issues, warning them to appear by Oct 8 to show cause why a decree should not be granted. the estate left no known heirs.
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Charles Peterson
Thomas Robbe
Charles Petersen
Caroline County
Maryland
Chares Petersen
Henderson
Orphans’ Court
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