Personal notices from LaGrange area list of ailments visits
G A Briggs went to Chicago today Henry Himebaugh of Dunlaps suffers lumbago Carl Ernest very ill with grip Mrs Thomas Keene and Mrs Addis both ill Margaret Stahr sick Literine bilious attack Mrs Dan Kimball returned from visit Loretta Longacre took a job at Kirby's store Lee Guy visiting mother Ella Null in Columbus City Miss Ruby Cotton improving Os positive updates on several local residents involving doctor's visits, hospital stays, and travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.A. Briggs
Chicago
Henry. Himebaugh
Dunlaps
Carl Ernest
Thomas Keene
Addis
O. P. Addis
Wagner, Avenue
Edward B. Zigler
LaGrange
Margaret. Stahr
LaPorte Herald
Dan Kimball
Bikhart
Loretta ‘Longacre
Kirby
Lee Guy
Columbus
Ella Null
Pefcy
Kinyon
M Hdward Zigler
Bend
Eugene Davis
South ‘Bend
Elkhart
Otis“ “Robinson
Jackson ‘Street
S'S
Mindlebury
Sykes’ Store
Po. Eytrainer
Goshen
James Leavy
C. O. ‘Thomas
Clark
Ruby ‘Cotton
Eber Darling, Jrr
Cleveland,o
Siginner &Wider
Ain
Ladies Aid Society Meeting Downgraded by Weather
Inclement weather kept attendance low at the Ladies Aid Society of St. Paul’s church with no business transacted. Mr and Mrs J F Kiefer hosted a 6 o clock dinner at their home 140 Division Street Wednesday evening. Covers were paid for twenty four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the Conseregational Church
Elliott
Jefferson Street
St.Paul’s Church
Local Meeting Notes Highlight May Gathering
A brief note mentions Mrs Hannah O Nadial owning the only guest at a supper. It states the next meetings will be held in May at the home of Mrs C M Lonsberry.
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C. M. Lonnsberry
Elkhart Nest of Owls elects Peter Smith secretary
At the Fraternal meeting of Elkhart Nest of Owls Peter Smith was elected secretary to replace Homer N Miller. The session followed by a smoker and several short talks on the good of the order drew a large attendance.
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Elkhart Nest ‘of Owls
Peter Smith
Homer N. Miller
Mock Trial at G A R Hall Delights Local Crowd
Foresters staged a humorous mock trial last night at the G A R hall. The staged testimony swung between spirits of ragtime and dignity as eight witnesses were sworn in. Attorneys performed well, the clerk insured smooth proceedings, and all sides—plaintiff and defendant—were praised for their performances. The committee thanks all who helped make the event a success.
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G. A. R. Hall
Agust
Progress Club Meets at Mrs. Ernest Simpson Home
The Progress club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Ernest Simpson's home with twelve members present. The group resumed Sir Walter Scott of March 27 led by Mrs. Bert Houseworth and then studied The Crofter of Scotland Among the Fishermen of Scotland Note on Scotch Art. The meeting adjourned to Thursday April with Miss Esue Cummings.
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Progress Club
Ernest Simpson
BE. L. Cummings
Sir Walter Scott
Bert Houseworth
Scotland
He-Holland
Merdaspor
Mary, Queen of Scotts
Esue-Cummings
Accident near Lake Shore injures JF Norwood
JF Norwood bruised his shoulder while operating a jetter bow at Lake Shore Tuesday.
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JF. Norwood
Elkheart Elks Install Officers and Site Work Announced
The Elkheart lodge B P O Elks installed two candidates during last night’s regular meeting. Foreman Adams will oversee work on the new central grade building. Contractor Thomas Foy of Kalamazoo is in town starting preliminary preparations. Revised plans from Architect Bradley’s office are expected this afternoon and excavating will begin once received.
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Elkha
Lodge B
O.- Elks
Adams
Thomas. Foy
Kalamazoo
Bradley
Books at Library Received as Gifts
The library notes new arrivals received as gifts from Rev. C. Hermann Mann and Mr. John Bigelow. Titles include Works by James, Henry and Emanuel Swedenborg such as Morality and the Perfect Life and Useful Life, with introductions by John Bigelow.
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Ube
C.hemann
James
Henry
Mann
H. Christ of God
C. He
John. Bigelow
Swedenborg
Emanuel
John Bigelow
John .Bigelow
Harbors of refuge amid storms and time
Poetic lines speak of a harbor as refuge from adversity and the enduring balance of life. The passage notes a steadfast watch over all time, suggesting a guiding principle through piers and paths.
Youthful hearts keep age at bay through sympathy
The passage argues that avoiding strong interests and dull routines keeps one young. It emphasizes the heart as the key to youth, saying a boundless capacity for sympathy sustains vitality longer than any advertised elixir or bacteriological cure. The idea touts compassion as the true anti aging remedy.
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Rae Peda
Stroy
Tae
Ink Ad Teaches of Fate in a Curious Chinese Tale
The late Ambrose L. Thomas cherished an unusual advertisement for India ink. Translated copy extols Tae-shing ink as superior, with claims of ancestral craft, moral integrity, and exclusive favor among mandarins, praising its heft and prestige over mere profit.
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Ambrose L. Thomas
Tae-shing
Empire
Tae‘shing
Largest Building Stone at Baalbek Reveals Cyclopean Masses
In Baalbek the Acropolis walls rise from 65 to 63 feet long blocks each weighing about 750 tons. The Arabs name Hajar el Houbla a 69 foot block weighing 915 tons. M de Sauley estimates 40 000 men needed to move such a block. The quarry area now serves as a necropolis for Baalbek residents.
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Acropolis
Baalbek
Hajar-el -Houbla
M. de. Sauley
English Shakespear and Education Mentioned in Collier's Weekly
Fragmented notes discuss Sidney Lee praising Harvard Oxford and a freshness of ambition in English studies. It mentions about 20 professors of English and references Collier's Weekly. The text is incomplete and poetic in tone.
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Sidney
Lee
London
Harvard
Ana
Collier's Weekly
Fragmented OCR Note Offers Limited Readable Detail
Readable fragments hint at a brief historical note or village record but lack clear names, dates, or events. Content is too incomplete to identify people, places, or actions with confidence.
Early 1900s notes on women pastors and theatre lore
The passage cites Rev. Augusta J. Chapin as a lone female pastor in the Universalist church among roughly sixty ordained women, notes a Reynold’s piece featuring a trained dog in a Drury Lane production, and recalls Wallashington's endurance through Revolutionary War campaigns ending in a doctor’s misfortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Augusta J. Chapin
Universalist Church
Augusta
New York
Sun
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D. of R Will
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Clark Hospital
Theshospital
Mrs. Case
Vistula Street
Eri Iday
L.,s. & Lo. Club
Chas. Mott
Lexington. Avenue
Laurel Club
Jessie, Pimner
Harrison Street
Society of Grace Lutheran Church
The
Missionary Society of the ‘Presbyterian’ Church
J. P. Sanders
Rex Christus
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Congregational Church
the Missionary Society
Athias
Piers
Chinaman
India. Ink
Ent
His
jWooden
Kattaant Ste
Royal ‘Baking Powder CO
Reynold
Drury Lane
Sheridan
Pooh
Wallashington
Elkhart Gas Co
Pepo
Svery
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