Local Disturbances and School Life Across Paradise Alley
A humorous account of a nearly empty Literary Club meeting held on a holiday, notes on an epidemic among the music department, and early Army drills under general supervision. The piece details moving of Miss Naomi Schnell, address changes, new pupils, residents visiting homes, dental misadventures, mischievous vocal lessons, and a Principal feast day with Kodaking and a wish for March to arrive twice. It closes with varied remarks on cows and dairy products.
Tragic Mice Trapped in No 21 Upper Paradise Alley
The Academy reports a midnight tragedy in Upper Paradise Alley where two mice aiming for peanut butter sandwiches were caught in traps. They are mourned by unsympathetic friends as the incident shocks the community.
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Tricks and mischief in Paradise Alley misleads pranksters
A fanciful mischief tale describes girls in Paradise Alley placing a tin bucket behind a dresser and threading a spool of thread to trip occupants. Detectives recover the bucket, three conspirators lose part of their department grade, and the room No 28 sleeps through the night. The piece ends with humorous reflections from seniors about social missteps.
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Paradise Alley
Description of a cow and its features in rustic detail
The passage explains a cow as a four legged animal that can stand on three when one leg is raised. It notes a rectangular body with a head and two horns used to express feelings and includes the hornless state with upright ears. It mentions a long tail used to fan and swat at flies and to ward off intruders.
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Tate
Bertha Rickelmann
Hattie Mueller
Lyon
Evansville Market Prices March 13 1919
Evansville Indiana market report lists wheat at 2.18 to 2.20 per bushel oats 65 cents corn 1.25 potatoes 890e cabbage 1.00 per 100 pounds wool 50 cents per pound dried ginseng 10.00 per pound eggs 14 cents butter 55 cents per pound spring chickens 25 cents per pound old roosters 1 cent turkeys 24 cents per pound geese related prices cattle and hogs shown by category with per hundred weight figures hay No 1 timothy 21.50 per ton.
Ferdinand Railroad Time Table July 7 1918
Schedule shows daily service from Ferdinand to Huntingburg and back with multiple local departures and arrivals. Connections listed include Southern trains to Evansville Rockport Cannelton Louisville and West Baden via trains 12 9 6 3 8 1 and 1u. All trains operate to and from the Germanheto Railway depot at Muntinghire deducted text.
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Ferdinand Railroad
Ferdinand
Huntingburg
Evansville
Rockport
Cannelton
Louisville
West Baden
Princeton
Geuihetos
Muntinghire
Dod
Which Road Do You Travel in Life
A reflective piece contrasts two life paths, warning that signposts guide toward different ends. It urges readers to consider whether their choices lead to emptiness or opportunity, tying in wartime finance appeals and shared phrases about spending and thrift.
Inside Cleanliness Promotes Health for Women and Men
A health note extols drinking a glass of hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse the stomach liver and blood, claiming it improves skin energy and vigor. It urges both women and men to adopt internal sanitation for overall well being and outward appearance.
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Josephine Marguet
Mildred Ralston
Marguerite , Seybold
Frances
Katherine Emminger
Marguerite Schweizers
Homes
Joseph Schenk
Cypress
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French Lick
Maomi Schnell
Catherine Haas
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Marie J. Jones
Agig
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George A. McLane
Senninger
Bartley’s
Misgex and Ladies
Coate
S.S
Spendthrift Road
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Tay Haney
Gerhard Bulte
Hall
Hull
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo, Ohio
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