Deedsville Sunday Guests Form Round of Visits
Tra Karns and wife entertained a large group including Geo Conaway and family, Di Ey Wright and family, and others from Tiosa Warsaw Macy Kokomo and Peru. Neighbors visited, ice cream was served, and a local carpenters' project progressed on the Allen Zimmerman farm.
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Tra Karns
Geo. Conaway
Ralph
Joe
Lucile
Tiosa
Delbert Tate
John Morrissey
Mrs. Tate
Little Marjorie
Mr. Tate
Chicago
Ira Karns
Russell Zimmerman
Deedsville Carpenters
Allen Zimmerman
Bayless
Charles Wright
Omer Yoder
Hazel
Ray Bunnell
Peru
Freshmen Question Upholding Upperclass Rules
A quip on how freshmen perceive the strict rules set by upperclassmen, noting the challenge of staying verdant while obeying expectations. The line hints at campus etiquette and the social dynamic between classes.
Marriageable Bachelors Count Brightens Census Bulletin
A census bulletin reveals 18 million marriageable bachelors in the United States. The figure is presented as encouraging news for preachers and marrying justices of the peace.
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United States
Poetic Mind Not Sign of Insanity Says Professor Prescott
Professor Prescott argues that a poetic mind does not indicate madness. He notes many poets may not care about that label. The remarks suggest critics overreact to poets and even joke about domestic matters like a wife bobbing her hair.
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Prescott
Russia and Germany Ease Tensions Over Currency Value
In a period of rapid change, Russia and Germany agreed to let their currencies adjust to each other. The move follows pressures from the ruble and mark values, reflecting broader trade and economic shifts between the two nations.
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Russia
Aim of Modern Education Baffles Kansas City Mother
A Kansas City mother puzzled by a college letter learns her daughter, now in a state university, hints at her aims in study. The term SS stands for Society Success, meaning the student hopes for social prominence as she pursues her AB degree.
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Kansas City
S. S
Kansas City Star
Women Historians Rise as War Drives Interest
Many English women study history at universities and pursue research. Six have built lasting reputations as historians, with monastic history highlighted. The Royal Historical Society notes war spurred this surge, expanding female membership and interest in European history.
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Europe
Royal Historical Society
Where They Crank This Steam Train
A boy named Robert, used to cars, travels by train with his mother to see his grandmother. As the steam locomotive starts, he studies the aisle and asks his mother where they crank the engine. The anecdote captures a child's curiosity about trains.
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Robert
William J. Gilpin and Wall Street Banking Totals
William J. Gilpin, manager of the New York Clearing House association, handles vast banking volumes. In the year ending 1921 clearings reached about 204.08 billion dollars, down from 252.34 billion in 1920, highlighting the scale of NY financial flows.
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Wall Street
New York
William J. Gilpin
New York Clearing House Association
The Element of Chance in Public Opinion Debate
A congressional debate ponders how opinion moves after a public stance. Senator Sorghum notes that public sentiment shifts as explanations unfold and positions are abandoned as grounds change.
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Sorghum
Rural Route 2 Town Gossip From Parish Ties and Outsing
Rural Route 2 itemizes Sunday calls and weekend visits among Mary Sullivan Alvena Ream Mary Newbold and families in the area. It notes guests from Denver Peru Mexico and Indianapolis with outings to Lake Manitou and visits to Paul Dewald and others including W F Newbold.
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Ote Matthias
Local Social Notes From Peru Area
Perrysburg residents O D Rider and wife visit Robert Hamilton family and Miss Pearl Joyce from Oklahoma joins grandparents. Several local families, including the Glassburn and Yoder households, are mentioned with visits and travels around Peru and Tipton area. A child with spasms improves after a five hour episode. others suffer rheumatism and shop in Peru.
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O. D. Rider
Kate Hamilton
Miss Pearl Joyce
Peru
Effecto Auto Enamel Restores Old Cars to New Look
T Donaldson advocates Effecto Auto Enamel as a universal color restoration for aging vehicles. He claims it rejuvenates faded finishes and brings back showroom appeal with easy application and durable gloss.
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Effecto
T. Donaldson
Bob's Place Shuts South of the Bank
Local brief notes the closure of Bob's Place located south of the Bank in Denver Indiana. No further details given.
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Bank
Denver
Indiana
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A. Grube Co
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Alvena Ream
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F. S. Matthias
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Mrs. Macey
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Gleve Statler
G. W. Stuller
Mexico
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Amanda Crowl
Eliott Crowl
Freda
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Paul Dewald
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Kate Rhodes
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Milford
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Frank Raber
Charles Bayless
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Susie Green
Lula Green
Ruth Buck
Claude Yoder
Ronald
Clifford Dague
Mary Jane
Carl Crothers
Babe
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Home Savings & Loan
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