Children’s Day Programs Fill Churches With Color and Song
Large congregations attended Sunday services across churches for Children’s Day. The Methodist service featured forenoon entertainment while other churches held evening programs. The program list includes recitations, songs, duets, piano and violin pieces, dialogues, flowers, and a closing benediction, all led by students and choirs under pastor and teachers.
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June Shaffer
Virginia Stanley
Wanda Huffman
Daisy
Samuel Gray
Geneva Cook
Helen Hahn
Cordelia Graff
Mary Keller
Ray Hahn
Samuel Keller
Frank McDonald
Mabel Frier
Bessie Cree
Mrs. Gray
Orba Kepner
Lillie Laird
Lucile Platt
Charley Cook
Marie Frier
Galveston Visiters Highlight Local Social Scene
Hiram Reed and his wife from Kokomo visited Galveston on Tuesday. Miss Etoile Yenna of Bunker Hill was Sunday guest of Miss Ethel List.
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Hiram Reed
Kokomo
Galveston
Etoile Yenna
Bunker Hill
Ethel List
Harris
Ashley
Verbryck
Universalist Church Notes Rev H C Beckett
Sunday School at 9 30 a m. Last Sunday's services well attended. The children's program at night was interesting. The church was beautifully decorated.
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Universalist Church
H. C. Beckett
United Brethren Notes Rev Geo H Trinkle
Pastor Geo H Trinkle invites readers to regular Sunday services with Sabbath School at 9:30, preaching at 10:30 and 7:45, and Christian Endeavor at 6:40. The notice extends a cordial invitation to attend.
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United Brethren Notes
Geo H. Trinkle
Death of Phoebe Buffington at 71
Mrs Phoebe Buffington wife of W R Buffington aged 71 died Tuesday 8 20 pm from tuberculosis. She was a United Brethren church member and told her pastor all was well before passing. Survived by husband one son five daughters and other relatives. Funeral Friday 10 30 am at Onward M E church with Rev Trinkle and Rev Parker. burial Onward cemetery. James Sperry bought an automobile.
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Phoebe Buffington
W. R. Buffington
United Brethren Church
M.E
Trinkle
Parker
New Waverly
Onward
James Sperry
Pipe Creek
Walter House
Nola House
Galveston
Ernest House
Cressa
Alta House
Peru
Miss Pearl Eckley
Claud Nichols
Harry Burrows
Frank Carey
How About That Job Work All Occasions
A humorous dialogue captures rapid exchanges about money and social mishaps. The piece parodies abrupt requests for cash and awkward misunderstandings with tailors, a seaside romance, and a courtroom-like wit as a man hurries away in a taxicab after racing through rules.
For Sale A Good Champion Binder
Esensrey's J. H. Hewitt of Newcastle was the essay dinner guest of Rev. Beck ett and wife. Mrs. Eva Davis and Mrs. Rachel Garritson of Kokomo are visiting Forest Rose and family.
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Esensrey's
J. H. Hewitt
Newcastle
Beckett
Eva Davis
Rachel Garritson
Kokomo
Forest Rose
Shoes! Shoes! Shoes Work Shoes at McCoy's
A local notice overview lists residents and visits across Tipton Kokomo Logansport and Logansport areas. It notes Chauncey Beyington in Tipton on Wednesday and various social visits, moves, and small community events including schooling and club meetings.
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Chauncey Beyington
Tipton
Mrs Anna Everett Visits Mat Cree and Relatives
Mrs Anna Everett and her children from Terre Haute are visiting Mat Cree and his family along with other relatives.
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Anna Everett
Terre Haute
Card of Thanks from Sprinxe and Sprinkles
We thank our many friends for the flowers delicacies and acts of kindness shown us. Mr and Mrs Wm Sprinxe Sr Leonard Sprinkle.
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Wm. Sprinxe
Leonard Sprinkle
Movement to plan Fourth of July celebration and summer concerts
A campaign seeks a Fourth of July celebration and summer band concerts on weeknights other than Saturday. The Fourth celebration is assured for Monday July 5 in the afternoon and evening with a printed program to follow.
Remarkable Tongue Facts From Dr Souchon Of New Orleans
The eminent surgeon Dr. E Sou chon states the tongue is a unique organ with base body and apex, capable of many shapes and movement. He notes its papillae are large, it varies in color more than any organ, and it houses three nerve types: special sense ordinary sensation and motor.
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E. Souchon
New Orleans
Leslie
Emeralds From Colombia Rule Global Market
Colombia dominates the emerald trade with mines high in the Andes. The government leases top gems to an English syndicate to sell for 1,250,000 in emeralds over twenty years with a government share. The largest emerald, a six-sided crystal near nine ounces, is owned by the Duke of Devonshire.
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Colombia
South America
Duke of Devonshire
Quiet man asks for Mikado libretto in music store
Too Fainted. Mr. Howard, a man of few words, visits a music shop to buy opera music for his sister. He says "Mikado libretto" and the clerk, puzzled, replies "Me no speakee Tialiano," showing a humorous miscommunication from the Washington Star.
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Mr. Howard
Tialiano
Washington Star
Simplified spelling board expands word revision index
The simplified spelling board has grown from an initial list of 300 entries to an index of 3,261 words needing revision. New entries include hed head, and, similar ly, spred, helth, and patterns where words ending in ice are pronounced is, as in jus tis and copis.
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Hed Head
Spred
Helth
Justis
Copis
Nottingham youngsters send grandma to heaven with harp request
A London Tit-Bits note recounts a touching letter from a Nottingham boy after his grandmother's passing. He tells the angels they have sent grandma and asks for a harp for her in heaven, noting she is short winded and cannot blow a trumpet.
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Nottingham
London
A Doctor's Prescription for Cough and Care
One-fourth to one teaspoonful of Dr. King's New Discovery soothes coughs colds and bronchial and lung ailments. A cheap simple remedy available from your druggist today promises relief and cure.
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Dr. King
The Laughter Cure and Mental Health Benefits
The article advocates laughter as beneficial for bodily health and mental well being. It warns anxiety fear and worry as mental threats and urges fighting them as one would resist temptation to dishonesty.
Tuberculosis Rates Among Soldiers in World Powers
For 1000 active troops the share of pulmonary tuberculosis cases is shown as United States 4.72 percent, Great Britain and colonies 2.4, France 5.3, Germany 1.5, Austria 1.0, and Russia 2.7, per the report.
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United States
Great Britain and Colonies
France
Germany
Austria
Russia
Quotable line from Topeka Capital on self defense of accuracy
A Topeka Capital quotation notes that a man may not resent an aspersion against himself yet defends the accuracy of his thermometer to his last breath. The remark frames personal pride in instrument readings as a steadfast stance.
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Topeka
States' 1906 Education Spending Soars to $807 Million
The states of the country spent a total of $807,765,659 on education in 1906, reflecting substantial investment in schools and learning nationwide.
Kokomo Social News and Local Visitors Report
Friday visitors include Dr. Z A Loop and wife at Ko komo and Mrs Frances Daggett en route to Lafayette. Activities list several Kokomo and Noblesville visits, a Sunday storm lightning strike on West Jackson Street, and thanks from A C Garrett for support during illness with a gathering planned at 415 West Jefferson Street Ko komo.
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West Jackson Street
A. C. Garrett
W. Jefferson St
Kokomo
Kokomo Widow Awarded 6200 in Traction Case
Mrs Effie McVey of Kokomo received a 6200 judgment in Howard county circuit court Monday against Union Traction Co for the death of her husband Louis McVey. He was killed trying to board a car that started too soon, throwing him under the Wheels. She once lived in Galveston and was formerly Miss Effie Johnson.
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Effie McVey
Kokomo
Howard County
Union Traction Co
Louis McVey
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