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Newspaper
Grabill Review
Location
Grabill, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1913
Page
7
Seven Smiths Found at House in Debt Dispute
A confrontation reveals seven people named Smith at a residence. Liz denies debt and a seventh individual allegedly forces the collector from the premises. The employer urges a return to collect the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Smiths
Liz
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Ad Offers Free Sample by Mail
Bathe the affected surface with Cuticura Soap and hot water, dry gently and apply Cuticura Ointment morning and night. This method gives immediate relief and speeds healing. Free sample by mail with Book. address postcard to Cuticura Dept. L Boston. Sold everywhere. Also includes a humorous exchange about bees and honey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
The Pecker Farm Becomes Talk Of The Town
Bela Beane relates how poultry gains popularity after a quirky discovery by Alice Pork and Beans. The Situation notes folks now show interest in chicken farming while one speaker jokes about the effort of scratching for feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bela Beane
Alice Pork
Beans
Rév
Feed the Fighters Win the War Harvest the Crops
Canadian authorities urge massive wartime farm labor and harvest efforts in a plea to mobilize 40 000 harvest hands to save 13 000 000 acre wheat fields near the frontier with the United States. The notice promises high wages good board and lodging to attract workers and references the Canadian Government Agents coordinating the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uae
Canada
Cue Ae
Prowess in War Mirrored in Ancient Greece Echo
In a wartime meditation Waldemar Kaempftert draws parallels between modern aerial combat and Homeric heroes Ajax and Achilles. Lieutenants Immelmann and Boelke rack up kills, shaping a chivalric image of air warfare where machine and pilot mirror the old chariot and hero dynamic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Waldemar Kaempftert
Jin McClure
Ajax
Achilles
Immelmann
Boelke
Sociologist Father Sparks Odd Family Chat
Charles compares his father to a sociologist who studies the mentally deficient. Petey asks what a sociologist is and Betor inquires if he is in a bug house, revealing the humorous misunderstanding among the alley group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petey
Betor
Theee Girls Open Door to Odd Visitor Exchange
Dialog hints at a curious scene with a doorbell rung by a man and a dog named dapple. The exchange includes wary lines about a potential ride in a car and a joke about sniffing a keyhole. The fragment implies a playful or risqué tone without full context.
New Corn Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An advertorial note touts a cheap ether compound called freezone from a Cincinnati team that claims to dissolve corns and calluses instantly with a few drops. It asserts roots dry and removal by fingers with no skin irritation, urging readers to request a small bottle via their druggist.
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Cincinnati Tean
Aév
Wartime Economy and Temperance Banter
A humorous exchange portrays a temperance reformer questioning a child about beer as a father offers a ploy about bread in the brew. The quip highlights wartime economic strains and anti-alcohol sentiment through a playful dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
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In the Library Uncut Gems Exchange Banter
A humorous exchange centers on buying books described as uncut gems. A character notes the irony of needing a jeweler for books, while another quips about obtaining gems of literature from the town's best bookseller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honatess
N. R
Man Eats Soap Mistaking It for Carrot in Dim Kitchen
In a dim kitchen Jing mistook a bar of laundry soap for a stewed carrot and ate it. He only realized the error after morning light. The incident prompts local caution about misidentification in food preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jing
One Word Stops Woman's Fervent Search
A playful exchange frames a chase for a single decisive word. The dialogue hints at romance and humor as a clever obstacle to a perfect vow.
Diggs Hat Hunt Highlights Odd Family Banter
An excerpt features Professor Diggs, a famed archaeologist, and Mrs. Diggs as a humorous exchange unfolds about buried cities and a recurring hat-digging mishap. The dialogue blends playful wordplay with light domestic satire.
Correcting Mistakes In Morning Household Quiet
He asks about a storm but she explains it was the new girl washing breakfast dishes not a storm. The exchange captures a domestic moment with a hint of humor and misinterpretation. The New Girl's chore creates a loud impression during the morning routine.
Then He Had to Treat
Silly seasonal quips lead a playful exchange about preferences for summer treats and playful fantasies in a vignette style. The dialogue contrasts strawberry love with a tongue in cheek wish for ice cremation as a seasonal joke.
Will Creates Unlikely Beneficiaries for Widowed Nation
Dialogue recalls an eccentric will granting $15 000 to every unmarried woman over forty in the country. Lawyers debate the practicality of such a provision and its potential to attract beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firat
Bityun
Cold Reality and the Value of Work
Mr. Sawyer Wood emphasizes that hope alone cannot sustain effort. He argues that concrete work is needed to make any real progress, warning that without substantial action, hope will yield little results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer Wood
Valley of Humilia Phony Notes Tease
Fragmentary line references rebuke and a pupil left in a state of pique. The text hints at a character named Notch TP and a confrontation in a valley setting. Readable but incomplete. no clear event or outcome established.
Fragmentary Bible Verse About Cain Name Meaning
A garbled line ponders why Adam and Eve named their son Cain. The text appears to be a stray, unclear snippet with no verifiable context or full sentence structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam
Eve
Cain
Setting Them Right on Vaudeville Opinions
A writer dismisses the acclaimed Hi Wain oataste and notes widespread play. The patron of vaudeville responds with skepticism and claims of never admiring the Hawaiians, while Lo wan is described as rapidly declining.
Necessary Adjunct in Literary Circles Seeks Works
A terse note quotes an elder figure in a literary circle, mentioning selling items and a term corppeurance. The fragment hints at debuting pieces or collaboration, with a streetwise tone and hints of commerce in the arts.
Drastic Dry Towns Highlighted by Tarbell Tale
Ida M. Tarbell’s Atlantic Monthly piece details her Chautauqua tour through western Pennsylvania Ohio and Michigan showing dry towns with fresher streets healthier youths and prouder vigor. The narrative notes a dry Ohio town with 31 year history and a shopman jokes about a barrel skirt while a new car spring absorber invention is described and Brazil reports 12020 new residents from 1908 to 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Monthly
Ida M. Tarbell
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Nquor
Heat from Beer and Moonshine Claims Debunked
Health columnist Dr. W A Evans argues alcohol heats the body by drawing blood to the skin and cautions beer raises heat and stroke risk. He cites 1916 IRS data showing more illicit still seizures in wet states, with few in dry regions, challenging prohibition lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Evans
Chicago Tribune
Nolida
Internal Revenue Office
Arizona
Dakota
Oregon
Washington
Mississippi
Arkansas
Aix
Virginia
Illinois
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Pershing Urges Prohibition in War Memoir Voice
General John J. Pershing, leader of U S forces in France, is portrayed as a strong prohibition advocate. A veteran showman, W H Rice, compares earnings in wet versus dry cities showing higher dry period income. Prohibition is argued to yield more family surplus and happiness for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pershing
J. J. Pershing
United States
France
Mexico
New York
Sanitary Corps
Renalta
Alck
W. H. Rice
Decatur
Bloomington
Rboise
Idaho
Spokane
Wash
Seattle
Portland
Ore
Diplomat Seeks Identity of "Mr None" in Washington
A Washington diplomat inquired about the identity of a figure called "Mr None" who is introducing many dry bills and stirring attention in political circles. The inquiry highlights intrigue surrounding unidentified sponsors and legislative introductions.
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Washington
Freeport's finances under liquor license policy debated
Readers are told a state debauches citizens for profit and cites Freeport's clean audited finances with no liquor license money. The piece contrasts misleading claims of municipal prosperity with a critical view of alcohol policy and its impact on public funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Never advertise liquor traffic with before and after exhibit
A wary advisory cautions against using an exhibit labeled before and after to promote liquor traffic. The remark suggests such depictions would be inappropriate or misleading in a public notice or promotional context.
Alice Park and Beans Fans Pick Their Preferred Taste
The clip quotes suggest varied tastes for Alice Park and Beans while noting a slogan about preferred warmth. It humorously contrasts fan opinions on a moving picture star and a charitable lesson about giving away what you don’t want.
I Cannot Tell a Lie About the Liberty Bond
A child admits he spent a $100 bank gift to buy a Liberty bond, replying to his irate father that the purchase was prompted by Aunt Patricia. The Indianapolis News quotes the incident as a humorous example of patriotic savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Ike
G. W
George
Patricia
Indianapolis News
Red Crees Ball Blue Ad Highlights White Laundry
An old advertisement promotes Red Crees Ball Blue as a laundry whitening product. It claims the blue dye imparts a clear white result, promising snowy clothes and a beaming basket, and invites readers to ask their grocer for Red Crees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Crosse
Uncle Hiram Takes Lunch With Nephew in Podunk Hashery
A Potunk resident Uncle Hiram shares a lunch downtown with his nephew. The nephew orders coffee and sinkers while Uncle Hiram spots a diner patron eating spaghetti lines and jokes about a mess of similar lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram
Podunk
Uncle Hiram
Cure That Stomach Trouble Peeps Aid Ad
Pepsaid offers relief for stomach trouble with claims of fast relief. Sold by druggists in 25 cent 50 cent and one dollar boxes. Pepsaid Company Goshen Indiana USA advert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepsaid
Pepsaid Company
Goshen, Ind
Adv
No Vacation Trips in Germany Urges Home Stay
The Prussian ministry of communications urges the public not to travel this summer. Leave homes only for health needs as there will be no holiday trains or excursion rates. Extra trains may run for emergencies and food is described as plentiful but the only certain way to get anything is to stay at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Prussian Ministry of Communications
Strange Impressions in Moving Pictures Prompt Broncho Rob
Broncho Rob says moving pictures make the world seem wilder and more dizzy than saloon life. He asks if films beat the saloon, replying with a humorous menace and bravado about cinema’s effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broncho Rob
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Interasian
Colombes
Maclachion
Indiamgolie
Canadian Govern Agente
Ae Little
Professor Diggs
Anid
CNET
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Brazil
MR. Bone
Alice Park
Bumas Arvand
Ravtiskis Eoy Rae
Tata
Fletcher
Mery
Castoria
Ae Tolet Lars
University of Notre Dame Notre Dame
Indiana
W.N. UL
Fort Waves
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