Eagle Fake Study Club Meets
The Eagle Lake Study Club gathered Wednesday afternoon with seventeen members present to hear a Mediterranean Cruise program. Members described past Mediterranean ports, ships, prices, and local customs from Algiers to Naples, Genoa, and Italy, with reports on Promenade and Casino scenes. The group prepared for an upcoming program on Modern Civilization of Ceylon, and prizes were awarded during a social evening.
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Eagle Fake Study Club
Eagle Lake Study Club
Fnll
O. McCarty
W. G. Teed
Riviera
Jo Smith
J. M. Chumney
Nice
Monts Carly
Uve Charg
Casino
Genoa
Italy
H. W. Allers
Naples
Traly
Howard Pitzgerald
FR. Hoeninghaus
Wednesday Night Club
Margue
Isy Morgan
Livene ‘Thowman
Alle Seaholm I
Ning
Wid
Harry Liesson
Rejgue Baring
Lloyd Lora Lewis
Goodson
Warming According To Law In Veiled Rural Talk
A garbled rural dialogue from the Phnes Herald hints at local concerns over law and order. It mentions a sheriff, a constable, and community worries about crops and wildlife as attorneys debate enforcement of anti sorghum laws and related martial issues.
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Bill Smith
Jim Doolittle
Jin
Thad
Arbuckle Smokem
Dilly
Phnes-Herald
Radio interference and a crude home made antenna tale
A reader recounts summer radio interference and describes crude experiments to boost reception. The tale includes a cobbled antenna using copper, wires, and a lead, plus a stray reference to old field methods. Details are fragmentary but indicate attempts to fix a failing radio in warm weather.
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Charles Feapp
Morris Milwin
Justis
Morris
Small Town Pleasures Versus City Rush Highlighted
A Chillicothe News column contrasts small towns with large cities, praising the close knit, helpful community life in small towns while noting the vanity and self focus of big city living. It recalls memories of fifty years past and surveys changes in daily life and modern behavior, ending with local notes and a Beckman’s Drug Store mention.
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Sople
Chillicothe News
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Laxative for All Ages
An old time ad touts Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a universal laxative to ease teverish fits headaches crying and constipation in children and adults. It claims quick relief and notes Dr Caldwell attended many births without loss, urging readers to obtain a bottle from the drugstore and keep it ready for family use.
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Caldwell
Derydwell
Star Spangled Banner and public sentiment on national hymn
A critique of the Star Spangled Banner discusses its origins Congress authority and wartime context. It weighs melody versus words, compares to La Marseillaise, notes public singability, and reflects on national identity amid historic events. The piece also touches on pension news and community notices from local leaders and businesses.
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Art of Congress
United States
Republic
America
Lafayette
Congress
Columbia
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Eagle Lake Furniture Co
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8. A." Broyles
Johnson City
Ennessee
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Harry Londu- Bhe
Stahl
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Galveston
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Blanes
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Beckman’s Drug Store
Doctors
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Wichita Maid
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AL Sulut
New York
Lollee Presbyterian Auxiliary
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My Presbyterian Auxiliary
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Ulery
Policepwn
Nathan
McAlien
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GS. Gordon
Poultry Service Department of
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Frank Stephens Co
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