Christmas Word Puzzles and Riddles Traditions
Readers are invited to solve a dated Christmas puzzle page with clues for anagrams, charades, word squares, and an acrostic. The sheet lists items naming a Christmas tree, mistletoe, and various festive word games, with examples and solutions across puzzles and families of words.
Dancing lessons and safety in a rural program
A fragment describes a community dance activity focusing on children learning movements and etiquette while highlighting concerns about supervision and safety. It notes engagement of boys and girls, parental interest, and the impact of training on future local social life, with references to engaged instructors and a rural setting.
Country Dancing Clans Teach In Towne Neighborhoods
Fragmented OCR notes describe dancing clubs and teachers in a town area, planning for children's classes on Saturday afternoons. Mentions payments per week and home clubs, with expectations of better learning outcomes and party planning.
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le Neen
Furia
Dance Etiquette for Young Women and Guests in Social Parties
An article advocates gentle dancing training for children and adults, emphasizing courtesy and graceful movement. It describes informal dances like the waltz, two step, cotillon, and lancers, with chaperones guiding young ladies. Supper dances, refreshments, and polite invitation practices are outlined, noting dresses and etiquette for the time.
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Dave
Tier Wien
KentlomAn
Tyen
Fragmentary Masonic Notices Mention Grand Lodge Records
Fragmented OCR text reports on Masonic activities across states, detailing grand lodge records, membership figures, and centennial celebrations. It notes archives in New York, aging members in Pennsylvania, and various lodges including Virginia and Cambridge Maryland, with scattered bets on taxes and Bible histories in local chapters.
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Redwillig
grand _ lodge
State of
New York
Maxonician
Pennsylvania
Brethern
Miscourt
Rand
Virginia
Norfolk
Ark
Masons
Cambridien
Coentry
Whitechurch
Limburg
Lasbock
Boet Cer
N.Y
Helge Ur Hundees
Gneen Thenmmalves
Patrick Hoyul
Toronto
Henry
Membership Drives and Growth in the United Workmen Lodges
The article notes a 5 430 membership in the Oregon jurisdiction and cites Persnt lodge of Ne Drosha with fifty candidates. It highlights civic effort to recruit and retain members, reports on Columbia No 2 with over 1 100 members, and mentions Quaker City lodge in Philadelphia at 537 members. It also remarks on improvements and retrograde trends across jurisdictions.
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Aad
Ouny
Teewat
Oregos Jurisdicion
Pernt
Ne ‘Drosha
Pepert
Judee
Washington
Columbia
A. F. Colbert
Maryland
Tia
Ite
Quaker City Lodge
Philadelphia
United Workmen Lodge
Pennsylvania
Kalstite of Monor Raises Member Rates
The Kalstite of Monor enacted higher rates for all members over sixty. Members may pay an advanced rate to accept a pin in the year. The Elks offer 1900 for a new filial, and the A O U W seeks a new one. A Woodmen monument to the 1900 tidal wave victims stands at Lake View cemetery.
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Monor
Weventy
Rowel
Public Auction Notice in the Woods In spire case
Legal notice for a court action involving Abluall K. Parker et al against The Woods Institute of Whyil, detailing a levy and public auction of various household items and property in Honolulu on February 10, 1906, to satisfy a debt of 4217.80 dollars plus costs, with list of items including furniture, rugs, mats, and appliances.
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Whitney
Lefrate
Honolulu
Hyotan
Hawa
Abluall
K. Parker
J O. Carter
Cecil Brown
Hoder the
James Campbell
Worle Institute of
Why
Public Auction Notice in Territory of Hawaii
A writ execution sale notice announces sale of parcel in Honolulu County, Hawaii, under J L Keku Lokana as defendant. The property, about 30 000 square feet, sits on Pusshow and Beckwith streets with a 170 feet front, to be sold to the highest bidder at Kalakaua Palice Station on January 29, 1906, with cash deposit and deed delivery conditions.
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Sant
Fevechem Jetiel Ty Wm
L Whitney
Dorrit Haetrete
Honolula
Dale Pat Ane
Janary
J. L. Keku Lokana
Pusshow
Honalatitak
Oahd
Dewerit
Beckwitt Street
Mauka
Berkwith Street
Beekwante
Marques Lang
Poe
Moya
Donald
Cam Veyaores
Honaluut
Loules da Gloria Maneek
Pee
Mondala
Petition for estate and will hearing in Honolulu court
In the Circuit Court of the First Circuit Hawaii Territory, estate of Henry Martyn Stiman. John S. Dowsett seeks order for distribution and discharge as executor. Hearing set for Monday March 6 1906 at 9 am at Honolulu. Notice to appear published in Evening Bulletin in English and Hawaiian. Alexander Lindsay Jr presiding judge. A Thompson and S Edings attorneys for petition.
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Firet Clevalt
Territory of Hawaii
Tas Vrohatent Chambers
Henry Marty
John SM. Dowsett
Honolil
Henry Martyn Stiiman
Weld
Bie
Nolatu
Oahi
Honoluls
Oahu
Alexander Lindsay, JR
Hocond
Circuit Court of the First Circuit
Afteau
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