Woolleytown Social News From Johnstown to Deedsville
Wm Landis visits Johnstown Pennsylvania. James Ogle and wife stay with S Leedy of Denver Sunday. Frank Dewald and wife visit Sam Dewald and family Mud Lake Sunday. Frank Runkle and sister Maggie of Peru go to Michigan City Sunday. Miss Anna Dewald and Mrs Lon Eikenberry visit Mrs Bruce Ogle Monday. Omer Rannells Perrysburg knows Denver to Deedsville route. Eli Zartman Akron Charles Zartman Fulton and Margaret Zartman Lucetta guests at Bruce Ogle Sunday.
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James Ogle
S. Leedy
Denver
Frank Dewald
Sam Dewald
Mud Lake
Sunday
Frank Runkle
Maggie
Peru
Michigan City
Anna Dewald
Lon Eikenberry
Bruce Ogle
Deedsville
Omer Rannells
Perrysburg
Eli Zartman
Akron
Charles Zartman
Fulton
Margeret Zartman
Lucetta
Woman fashion oddity sparks puzzled comparison
In Delhart Texas a reader muses on a man whose pants are sixteen to twenty inches too long and held up to avoid dirt. The remark ponders sanity and notes no equivalent behavior among women, leaving the comparison to speculation.
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Delhart
Tex
Sun
Matrimonial Ad Respondent From Macy Describes Light Features
A Macy Indiana citizen replies to a matrimonial advertisement with a photographed description noting a light complexion gray eyes brown hair and a tall slim 6 foot 100 pound figure. The writer seeks a girl who can be trusted and made happy and mentions hoping to find love and a partner.
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Macy Ind
Indictment Dropped in Lawton Case
The Daily Oklahoman reports the indictment was quashed in Lawton. The Blackwell News quips that squashing an indictment tops any prior court turnip, hoping governments lean toward better outcomes, while noting lawyers who influenced the decision saved their client from a pickle and cabbage their success.
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Daily Oklahoman
Lawton
Blackwell News
the Oklahoman
Blackwell
Wine of Cardui Promises Relief for Female Weakness
Periodical headaches and female weakness allegedly respond to Wine of Cardui. The ad claims nineteen of twenty cases of irregular menses improve after an eight week course, urging discouraged readers to purchase an $1 bottle to end pains and weakness.
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Cardus
Cardui
Electricity to Promote Rainfall Experiments Progress
Japanese scientists conduct electric rainmaking trials in Fukushima Prefecture. Initial tests started at 11 PM with no change until the next morning when clouds formed and rain began over several miles. Rain persisted for twelve hours, indicating promising results from the electric method.
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Ukushima
Indiana's Successful Folks in The Journal's praise
A verbose advertisement extols The Journal as an accurate, reliable Indiana morning paper with broad coverage including market reports, court news, Washington correspondence, farm news, fashion and women’s pages, and extensive Associated Press reports. It claims early delivery, modest prices, and republican conservative editorials, urging readers to rely on its comprehensive news and market data.
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Jhst
Indiana
Associated Press
New York
Chicago
Buffalo
Louisville
Union
Intergtate
Indianapolis
Journal
Washington
Farm News
Moat
Barn childhood memory sparks tears over lost home lessons
A dated exchange recalls a boy entering a car with the door open. An old man jokes about being raised in a barn, then comforts the lad as tears stream down his face. The boy reveals he was raised in a barn, and the sight of a jackass triggers the memory.
Miss Sue Vere Hosts You Got Go Club Evening
Miss Sue Vere entertained the You Got Go club at her south Denver home on Wednesday evening, hosting members for a social gathering and discussion in a private setting.
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Sue Vere
South
Denver
Notable reminiscences and lifespans in early records
A jumble of biographical notes mentions former President Paul Kruger reputedly skipping breakfast, William P. Snowdon as an 88 year old pioneer in Omaha, Levi Ankeny’s Senate election linked to his wife, and Pierre Loti with a home at Rochefort housing oriental treasures. Additional scattered items reference a China develpment, a long-ago official agent, and various partial names and phrases.
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Paul Kruger
William P. Snowdon
Omaha
Levi Ankeny
United States Senate
Washington
Pierre ‘Loti
Rochefort
Wan
China
York
Spelling Failures Mark Northwestern Freshmen Test
Professor J Scott Clark of Northwestern University laments public schooling spelling methods as 100 plus freshmen fail a 141 student test. About 160 misspelled words were examined with many errors repeating across tests, highlighting widespread gaps in basic spelling among incoming English students.
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J. Scott Clark
Northwestern University
Royal Romance Between Beatrice and Prince Imperial
A vivid Victorian tale recalls Princess Beatrice and Prince Imperial Eugenie Louis Napoleon falling in love at Windsor. Their secret engagement ends as he dies in the Zulu War on June 1, 1879. Beatrice mourns, placing a porcelain wreath on his coffin and later inherits fortunes once theirs.
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Beatrice
Victoria
Eugene Louis Jean Joseph
Louis Napoleon
Windsor
Prince Imperial
Eugenie
Beat
Howard
Ives
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