Burgess bedtime tale a meeting not by chance
A muddled prose excerpt from Thornton Burgess about Mrs Whitefoot the Wood Mouse and Whitefoot the Wood Mouse. Whitefoot avoids their old home while pondering kindness, hunger, and a planned reunion, as Jimmy Skunk advised caution and Mrs Whitefoot guides the meeting.
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Thornton W. Burgess
Ms Whitefoot
Wood Mouse
Mrs. Whitefoot
Melody
Whitefoot
Mrs Whitefoot
Hierself
Whitefoot and the supper quest in a curious town tale
In a fragmented local scene, Whitefoot argues over supper and a plan to visit a house, while Mrs. Whitefoot coolly remains distant. The passage hints at a tense household moment and a late week sequence beginning July 7 in an otherwise unclear domestic setting.
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Whitefoot
Weather Bureau Report Fragment
Weather Bureau notes show high temperatures for the 24 hours and last year’s peak figures. It mentions a short circuit causing a failure at a gauge and references the Washington district with an interstate network outage in the report.
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Textremiog of
wedding notices mingle at Precious Blood church and beyond
A series of 1920s era wedding announcements spans Precious Blood Church Cortland and Brackenridge streets and St James Chapel Howe Ind. The brides include Emily Boxberger and Maria Boxberger with Jule Knoughson and groomsmen and ushers named. Other couples include Marjorie Ruth Chapman and Paul Iddings at St. James Chapel with Kendallville connections, and Florence M Schuckman and duel Ata Schmetzer in New Haven. Attending family members and post ceremony travel plans are noted, with receptions at family homes and local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Precious Blood Catholic Church
S. J. Xieberg
Holy Bonds
Emily Boxberger
Louis Boxberger
Cortland Street
Jule John Knough
James Maough
Brackenridgy Street
Maria Boxberger
Asuard
Leontie Suelzer
Doris’ Zehender
Dorothy Slaugh
Lucille Boxberger
Curt Boxberger
Clarence Golral
Lewis Boxberger
Marie Boxberger
Penus Mise Suelzer
Miss Sehender
Miss Staugh
Pena
Peide
Ting
New York
Washington
Ett Brackconridge Street
Mer
Ierough
Witshosan
Ashhur
St. James’ Chapel
Howe
Ind
Mira Marjorie Ruth Chapman
J. A. Chapman
South Calhoun Street
Ely
Paul Laurent Iddiden
Franklin B. Lddings
Kendallville
Lutier Sennett
Paul Roupe Dunten
New Haven
Bt. John's
Cathof
Alchinger
Tavemlar
Trossil
Peat Man
Shy
Dekles Rowan
Mio
Maiteline Grhuelman
Moon
Chisage
Showalter to Attend Equity Agents Meet
County agents from Indiana will gather at Purdu e University for a general discussion and conference next Tuesday and Wednesday. W I Showalter Allen County agent expects to attend and return Wednesday evening. A soils and crops school for county agents will be conducted by the soils and crops department with Professor Winnko in charge. Harvey Kelser and Lawrence Braybrook plan to attend the meeting as leaders in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue
Indiana
Purdye University
W. I. Showalter
Couty
Allenounty
Winnko
Purdua Harvey Kelser
Lawrence Braybrook
Zion School Granted Block Closure For July Fourth Program
Zion Lutheran school requested a block closing on Suttenfield street between Clinton and Lafayette for July 4 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The board of nubile works approved the event to host a four truck program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Lutheran School
Board of
Nubile Works
Suttenfield Strut
Clinton and
Lafayette Streets
Wu's Troops Surround General Changs Men
Reports from Tientsin say General Chang Tsolins army on the Manchurian front is surrounded by General Wu Teifu troops driving toward Mukden. Wu's forces allegedly cut the railway behind the Chung front, severing Chang from his live lines, amid treachery claims and truces.
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Chang
Tientsin
China
Jung
Chang Ts0-Lin
Manchurian
Wu-Tei-Fu
Mukden
Weeks Attacks Safeguards as Power Shifts in Nation
Levelland coverage reports Weeks labeling safeguards as being deserted by the government. He blasts the direct primary for lowering public service quality and calls for constitutional changes or return to traditional protections. He warns that party promises lead to accountability loss and urges action to curb political unrest and taxation and prohibition concerns.
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Levelland
Ute
Sterry Weekn
Whr
Conunonestrie
Fio
Alartanen
M Tx
Inis
Sid
Tin
Classified ads insertions in Journal- Gazette Evening Press
Classified ads are posted as one insert in both The Journal Gazette and Evening Press with special 3 and 7 day rate offers. Prices, dates, and eligible ad types are detailed in the combined insertion and rate card.
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Journal- Gazette
Evening Press
Jackson Speaks at Randall Meeting
Local attorney Jackson addressed a Randall community meeting Wednesday night in the county hall. The program included remarks on a general plan for the county and a reading by Mina Mary Silex. Oste Greener presided as president of the association.
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Jackson
Randall
Samuel 1. Jackson
Randal
Heather
Otte Greener
Fort Wayne Jobbers Visit Albion Tour Opens Trade Talks
Ammon, Indian Territory, Albion hosts Fort Wayne Jobbers and visitors for a two day tour. The group exchanges extended greetings with Albion residents and local clubs. Citizens express interest in further trade, while attendees dine in Fort Wayne and nearby towns, including Godhen and Waruy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ammon
Albion
Theoliy Marrtive
Ierls
Sity
Attar
Ligonler
Godhen
Waruy
Funeral rites held for Mire Mulcade in Syracuse home
Funeral overvican for Mire, Alex Mulcade were held at the home Sunday afternoon. Sevenly representatived of the whole waters and robber of Fork Wayna were in Syrnenty Wednesday of am Oct Acunalitea TM tour. They had lunchroll at The Slam of The Wultle. Max Jefkoff and Mr. Bertram, auaker and superintendent of the Syracuse Cabinet company, are in Grand Napidy attending Ue furnitre shay, where they have acverel cudir hasta ori eehibit. John Mollet ana family of Culver, Misti of Une Charence Huilett lente this we Mm. JT, Ketly, of Chicago. ix anand. ine aw few days with her parents, Mr. and Mra. fred Self Aveenper, of Arizona. haa come nd the summer with relatives in aise.
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Mire
Alex Mulcade
Wholewaters
Fork Wayna
Max Jefkoff
Mr. Bertram
Auaker
Syracuse Cabinet Company
Grand
Ue Furnitre Shay
Acverel Cudir Hasta
John Mollet
Ana
Culver
Misti
Ketly
Chicago
Anand
Fred Self Aveenper
Arizona
Aise
United Veethren
Korincka County
Winona
Turkey Creek
Vollvee
Atlee Boracho
University of Wisconsin
Russell Bowenson
Russell Tener
Pid] Holens
Purdue
Johuson
Chicazo
Svenotse
Ti Werk
Sandusky Lortiind Cement Company
Miriam Wit
Friends Inn
Alfston
Clifford Foster
South Bend
Winonawake
Party Honors Christ Lutheran Pastor Tadley at Suffolk Street
More than 109 members of Christ Lutheran Church surprised Rev. Tadley at his home on Harrison Street last night. The event celebrated his recent degree conferred as 4 D. D. for 30 years of service as pastor at Inez church. Short talks were given and refreshments served.
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Christ ‘Lutheran Church
C Tadley
Big Horpe
Sault Harrison Street
Hadley
Witlenders College
Glyven
D. D. Dagren
Inez
Maie
Tefreshmantt
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Mrs. Whitefont
Department OF Agricultube Weather Bureau
Atery
Warihaston
Mitatel
Tie Minunes
Eaough
Boxberger
Markey—Meyers
Venture Dlay
Agimen Et Tha Preneuise
St Vals
Fred Markey
South Webster Street
Daul Miller
Meyers
Ingmechnic
Mrs. Markey
West Fund
Arlington Avenue
Mr. Markey
Hoosier State Automolyist Association
Iddings
Chapman
Schmetzer—Schuckman
Showalter
Equity Agents
Tiensin
Railroad
Uveir Tsi
Chang ‘tsq-Lins
Chu
Weeks
Fort Wayne Jobbers
Stuy Hardontrook
Wayne
Martin
Toledonan
Cuentay
Mae Teltah
King Miser Hack
Mint
Sunny
Pleasant
Nina
Bernicy Franklin
Frimntay
Atwood
Don
Ritch
Ashtan
Tener Nes
Werigualy Il
E. Wayne St
Hamburg
Syracuse - News
Walther League
Wabash Ry
Fort Wayne
Walther Larguo
Otto Dorn
W. Jefferson
Party For Christ Lutheran
Budweiser Anheuser-Busch
St. Louis
Pansnumerons Busch Ing Snus” Busch Ing Cig
Fgheuser Jo
Rica
Urma
Urma Groceries
Brandt
Johns
John and Ponstine
Sts- Dudenhoefer
Owis
Oliver St. Forest Park Grocery and Meat Market
State Blvd
Fairfield, Hipp & Duffner
Huffman
Huxall
Lewin
Kozma Bros
Hanna
Dale
Michigan
Arma Groceries
E. Korn Phono
Broadway
Fairfield Ave
Merman
Wayne Trace Noll
Craightor Ave
OSER
Wart Main
Colimbta St
Reinkensmeier
Ringle & Noll
Walls Bt Rosenthal
Spy Run Ava, Rauner & Rauner
Lafayette
SMITH
Anthony Birds Waltemath
J.C. Hiler Arcola
P.M. Omo Gratill
R. H. Shearson
Q. A. Woolever
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