Social Activities Forest Park Giv Weds Miss Edna John
Forest Park notes celebrate the wedding of Miss Edna John daughter of Mr and Mrs Stebert to Ralph B Johngen of Austin last Saturday at the home of her parents with a small gathering. Rev John Nolin officiated and the service featured songs and floral decor. Attendants wore period dresses and guests enjoyed a modest reception as the couple plans a honeymoon trip to Wisconsin then settle in Forest Park.
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Myx
Stebert
Elgin
Ralph B. Johngen
Austin
Aimple
John Nolin
Moreland Minaton Church
Mins
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Vinto Center
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Irvin Thoondel
Oak Park Hospital
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Old Indian Hunter Recalls Big Fight
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New York
Cnpt
Jim Mert
Toxan Ta
Museum of the American Indian
Jim Gilbetta
Jim Gillett
Weil
Fromtier
Texas Rangara
el Paso
Rio Grundy
Callan Mehier
Towan
Frontier
Mitteen
Lipa
Gilet Himsself
Dawi
Had
Beta Nacre
Wulete
Entomology exhibit shows drawn bugs at USDA bureau
Esther Hustitya Mart and Jasert Halineater depict twelve year effort in the U S Department of Agriculture Entomology Bureau. They present drawings of the dicropluotus aureaviri a pest harming wheat. The display includes hundreds of bug images seen through a microscope and auteroscope, highlighting varied insect subjects.
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Esther Hustitya Mart
Jasert Halineater
Bureau of Entomology
United States Department of Agriculture
Gervius
Not a Good Way Don't Think That You Can Cultivate
A fragmented line from a Huston transcript cautions against cultivating a man through occasional digs and superficial familiarity. The note preserves a dated tone and hints at social admonition. The readable phrase centers on interaction style rather than broader context.
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Huston
PURELY PERSONAL VACATIONS AND VISITS AROUND NATION
Numerous residents and relatives are noted traveling and visiting in nearby states and cities. Mr and Mrs Wiley enjoy a Booth Haven vacation while Amy Hermansen and son Fred stay with relatives in Milwaukee. W D Nogele plans a week in New York City visiting Leon ard Bluhmer. Others split weekends at Sterling Lake Geneva and Brown's Lake with family, vacations to Niagara and Montreal streaking through summer plans.
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Amy Hermansen
Fred
Elgin Avenue
Milwaukee
Mrs. Hermanson
W. D. Nogele
Circle Avenue
New York City
Leonard Bluhmer
Weekend Notes Include Weddings Travel and Visitors
Dundore and Misa Katherine Oswald soon wed in October. Miss Alice Burmester visits Brockwayville and Pittsburgh then plans two weeks on the Atlantic coast. Mr and Mrs William Fanse motor from California to Springfield, California trip-large. Mrs Wilbert Haase returns to California. Mr Haase joins Sept. week. Wild Sauer and Edward Sauer with wife from Hellovue Ky attend International Typographical Union in Chicago. Dr Frank Sauer and Thomas Lauris plan Providence trip to collect Dr Jeanne Lafazia and drive east then to Kentucky. both doctors have practiced in Forest Park three years. They expect to return mid September. a substitute will handle practice.
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Alice Burmester
Join M. Burmetster
Brockwayville
Pitteburgh
Atlantic
Mrz
William Fanse
Forest Park
California
Springfield
Wilbert Hasse
Forest Ye
Mr. Haase
Wild Sauer
Frank Sauer
Edward
Hellovue, Ky
Chicago
International Tynographical Union
Hotel Sherman
Edward Saver
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cincinnati
Cube Park
Frank Suner
Air Mails Pilots Doing Great Work Across United States
Obscure report details air mail pilots totaling over 96 years in service, noting hours and miles flown. Luther Belt, James Knight, and William Hopson lead lists of veteran fliers with hundreds to thousands of hours, covering routes from Omaha to Cheyenne and Cleveland to Omaha.
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United States
Luther K. Belt
Trafic
Alr Awt Serview
Nunsen
Bell
Ham- Ulton Lee
Hurethurat
Tla Tor Tel Alay al
Long Island
Clevelann
William (. Hopson
Omaha
Denny
Liteula
Air Mall
OtMra
James P. Murray
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Omaha Run
Wiliam C. Hopson
Frank B. Yager
Warren D. Williams
Cleveland
Chicago
Edison Bronton
Ren
Reno Elko Run
Wesley L. Smith
Hazelhurnt-Cleveland Run
J. H. Garrison
Omahni
Chicago-Omaha
Harry G. Smith
Cheyenne-Omahe Run
Masic Lures Fishes and Evidence of Aster Hearing
The article describes additional evidence that Aster can hear, noting German observations and effects during a six day treatment. It reports that after treatment the Aster surface with the wind, with Gore noting the trick was memorable and the Ashew appearing during a thirty day test.
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Masic
German Actentiat
Shark flesh and fins valued among Java natives
A historical note describes dried shark flesh eaten by the Clisew and dried shark fins as delicacies. It mentions the flesh containing gelatin and notes the cultural importance of these items to the natives of Java.
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Java
1800 Indians to Get Ten Million of Land in Washington
About 41 600 Quinault Indians on the reservation near Aberdeen Washington will share roughly 10 million dollars in timber land after a Supreme Court ruling invalidated 12 years of allotment policy. Each Indian's estimated share is around 700 dollars. Allocation covers three quarters of the reservation with the rest set to irrigation and agricultural land. Work to begin immediately per Indian Commissioner Burke.
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Aberdeen
Wash
Quinault Reservator
Supreme Court
Department of Indian Affairn
Indiana
Minor Social Meeting Ends In Unclear Financial Note
A brief, unclear report describes a man and a friend meeting in a park. It mentions wages and a coin or payment decoded from a garbled string, with no clear outcome or names remaining readable. The fragment hints at a politeness cost and a possible exchange but lacks concrete facts.
Civil War Costs Ranked Second in History
War expenditures in the United States during the Civil War reached about 7 billion dollars, placing it second only to the World War in home history. European wars often lasted longer but cost more elsewhere.
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United States
Fathers and Children Lies Teach Harsh Discipline
A moral admonition argues that a person who lies to his father will later lie to others with less remorse. It urges binding children through fear and severity rather than gentler guidance, warning against the dangers of tyrannical parenting and the harm of coercive control.
Forma of Ignorance Attyone Must Be Mighty Ignorant
Fragmentary remark questions the attorney’s breadth of knowledge and propriety. The note mocks a lawyer’s understanding, implying he is surprised by common things and unable to conform to expected standards.
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Bunilett
Extinct Here The Bit Is The Chinese Symbol Doaad Luck
A brief note describes the Chinese symbol for luck and happiness, noting its cultural significance and usage in traditional contexts.
Assertion on Selfishness and Sacrifice
A fragment reflecting on how people claim to die for friends when daily selfishness shows they may not truly live for them. The text weighs courage, loyalty, and the gap between stated values and actions.
Conflicting Views on Youth Marriage Training
A Canton Enquirer excerpt captures a debate on whether young people should be trained for marriage. Jones questions the idea while Groveh opposes sending troops into battle, revealing双方 different social expectations.
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Jones
Mr. Groveh
Cineinootl Enquirer
Little Avail Repentines Selh Out A Pertment
A fragmentary note mentions Dilwyn and ongoing efforts to cope with a task. The text hints at repeated attempts and gumpling without guiding direction, reflecting a disrupted report or OCR error rather than a clear event or outcome.
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Dilwyn
Wisdom in Silence The Power of Quietude
A reflective meditation on how restraint and calm guide a person through challenging times. It explores inner strength, the value of listening, and the steadying effect of restraint in moments of pressure and risk.
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George Eliot
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