God Save the King at London Bridge glee scene
An 1831 opening at London Bridge featured a glee party led by Sir George Smart. After performing God Save the King, an intruding couple tapped the king’s attention with a chin-knuckle rendition, prompting an awkward corum response and an awkward encore request.
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George Smart
H. Bertram Cox
C. L Cox
Sir George
Chapel Royal
New London Bridge
God Save the King
King
Tiers
Reval
Ceorse
Multiple Indiana figures die as storms and scandals ripple state
Notable deaths include Henry B. Stoy in New Albany at 62 from heart disease and Montgomery Hamilton in Fort Wayne. A string of incidents follows, from tainted corn related poisoning near Washington to a Jen nines County suicide. A 15-year-old confessed to a rail wreck mystery near Griffith, while other reports note labor disputes, legal cases, and social events across Indiana towns.
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Henry B. Stoy
New Albany
Louis Gasser
Washington
Enchantment by Georgia W Pangborn Delineator verse
A fragment from a Delineator poem describes moonlit night imagery. It questions the fate of fairies and goblins as the speaker imagines dances and hidden folk among the grass and leaves. The speaker invites a starry, haunting mood with references to fairies, frogs, and moonlight.
The Boy and the Bird Teaches Mercy in a Kindred Tale
A boy faces a wounded grouse he killed and, moved by its suffering, digs a grave in a cornfield. He recalls pain and moral duty, concluding he should not shoot again and resolves to protect other birds from similar harm.
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Luther
Calionnig
Automobiles among dairymen boost farm economies and tools
Dairymen in Wert area rely on motor wagons with 38 owning autos for business use including butter fat marketing and dairy operations. Some use separators and bottle washers while others flush barns. Local chatter notes strong adoption among farms and equipment usage in field and creamery activities.
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EL Aipoand
Wi-eon
Olse
Post Toasties Pearly White Corn Delights
A new variety of pearly white corn by the makers of Postum and Grape-Nets. Toasties are fully cooked, rolled onto thin wafers and toasted crisp. Ready to eat direct from the box with cream or milk. Exquisite flavor and crisp tenderness for all, including invalids. Large Family size 15c, sold by grocers.
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Orid
Dean
Foster-Misturn, Co
Duitaio
N.Y
Shakespeare
Ole
Ee Plantaee
Eulal
Review OF Indiana
Montgomery Hamilton
Fort Wayne
Jeading Wholesale
George H. Coryva
Jennines County
Tie
Charles Martin
Wabash
Pegen
Wis
Te Doll
Couvey
Roland Sisson
Princeton
Roger
The
Eagles
Charles Fair
Chas. Klauhmeier
Evansville
Edward Lavall
PL Roche
Donicht
Idrimis
Ida Stoker
Weatfron
Lcense
Davis Hidaueherty
Thomnes Hachine
Iivinsville
Powellon Cotapoty
Willicia Weeton
Byson Vite
Areti
John
Whfl Peetz
Syate Tatistieins
Deecatur
Siate
Chisquark
Willie Osborne
Irving
Griffith
Tipton County
Dad
Peetin
Aldo
Eebn Mallen
Darlington
Ivory Tolly
Leboacao
May St
Sugar Creek
Matten
Carnegie
Phoebdey
Seoul
Bner
Wayne & Springfield Pepeyns
Southern Corporation
Yeates
Lee
Bee
Joln Woo Ader
Donville
Frome Miehisanm City
Teo
Robert Jeily
Indianapolis
Indiana Co
Vadhy Riti
Todiamapetis
Hey
Silts
Sen Fener Din
Sherif Ader
Marl Davisoof von Son
Davis
Karl Charnes
Richmonad
Osthoouw
Arthur Chauncey
Curness
Chauncey
Wedage
Charness 38
Chammers
Order of the Eastern Star
Fortville
Harvey Cauldwell
McCordsville
Order
Oaklandon
Pendleton
Knightstown
Greenfield
Addy
Elmer J. Hastings
Delche Relausen
Jasonsville
Shoals
Robipoem Tris
Actses
Knisht-Brunkerhoffena Cotopane
Charlotte
Mich
Americep Sewer Pine Company
Tonya
Sogredy
Mie Taek
Jasonville
Marsie Bach Vuest
Charlie Carson
Jacksonville
Carson
Mia Lillian Wiizins
Crawford Fairbanks
Fair- Viunel
Watson-Deggs Company
Enchantment
Georgia Wood Pangborn
the Bird
Ao Wriver
Aggyeecom
Dea
Andres Ano
Munyon
Munyeu
Jefferson Sts
Philadelphia
Betnz
Wiel
Lou
Allen
le Hoy
N. Y
Baintons
Iam
Houston Poot
ABC Tc
Petu-Bate
Red Cross
Wien
AU Grocers
Pep Ce
Tae
Atgre
Rae
Oman
Llaward
Buffalo
United Kingdom
Ana
Tan
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