Armistice and Thanksgiving program at Oak Hill Ald
Oak Hill Ald met at Jessie Beemer home with 35 present. May Caskey led devotions. Beulah Morgan supervised a program of songs readings games and contests in honor of Armistice and Thanksgiving days. Lunch featured sandwiches pickles pie and coffee. Christmas meeting set for December 15 at Masme Gold home with Bertha Goudie in devotions and Hezel Wilson in program. Several local residents noted in social updates and visits.
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Ald
Jessie Beemer
May Caskey
Beulah Morgan
Bertha Goudie
Ferra Beemer
Chaesie Valentine
Kenneth Barker
Lenox
Jim Terry
Ar O
Washington
Jesse Sexton
Richard Dean
Bert Terry
Bert Terry and Family of Near Hawlyville
Lloyd Weat
Corning
O. C. West
Lester Corbins
Jasce Sexton and Son
West
Carlere West
Marie Kingery
Abe Brokaw
Near Corning
Savannah
Missouri
Brokaw
Stockton
Mabel Shafar
Liator
Walter Fuelberth
Kaith
Lewis Barker
Mildred
Kenneth
Mes
Feed Goudie
Wilber O
Ancient Gion and Aoi Festivals Traced to Early Century
Gion Matsuri in Kyoto dates to 876 A D with a seven day festival featuring yama and hoko floats, decorated cars, and a 120 to 180 foot central mast. Aoi festival traces to the sixth century, mimicking imperial processions with emperors, robing officers, and chariots to honor Shimo-gamo shrine.
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Japan
Imperial Palace
Kamigama
Tobacco through time from Washington to Europe
A Washington Post writer notes tobacco's pivotal role in early America from George Washington shipping 55 hogsheads to England to its use in Capitol columns. The piece traces global reactions from King James to Shah Abbas and Louis VII, detailing bans and shifts in fashion. It ends with tobacco adapting to diverse soils and climates.
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George Washington
Virginia
England
National Capitol
Washington Post
Walter Raleigh
Europe
James
Shah Abbas
Persia
Connecticut
Louis VII
Allergy concept and symptoms from Mecern Home Medical Ad viser
The article defines allergy as an inherited constitutional makeup causing sensitivity to certain things. It notes reactions can be triggered by light heat or cold and extreme cases may react to minute amounts of substances in food. It links hay fever asthma hives eczema to allergic conditions.
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Mecern
Tomato to Town Aa Urgency of imore than 1000
A producer of a single variety farms millions of vines yearly on Mahovee of the Batenrhete lands. The island is mountainous with handbuilt stone walls forming terraces. They constructed concrete reservoirs and intricate irrigation systems to moisten the terraces and sustain crop growth despite hardships.
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Imore
Porto
Alligator Pear Varieties Describe Leaf Shape And Aroma
The text outlines numerous alligator pear varieties and slight foliage differences. It notes that seeped types grown in greenhouses share deep green laurel-like leaves and an attractive appearance. Leaves emit a pleasant aromatic odor resembling anise.
Quotations and Aphorisms From a Midwestern Page
A collection of witticisms and reflections on life politics and society from a midwestern voice. The piece surveys humor absence gratitude aging diet trends and political views with pointed lines and clever turns of phrase. It blends social commentary with playful quips about work age and ambition.
Installment Fines Aid Indy Defaulters
Indianapolis reporters describe how Marion County Criminal Court uses weekly installments to pay fines and restitutions. The plan lets offenders keep their jobs while the court tracks conduct through regular payments, extending to damages in misdemeanor cases.
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Indianapolis
Bees Invade Bulawayo Market in Mass Stinging Stampede
Bees, long time residents of Bulawayo, suddenly attacked the Market district causing panic and stinging hundreds. In the Market Hall shoppers fled to doors as crowds stampeded, with car drivers aiding rescues. The cause remains a mystery to correspondents.
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Bulawayo
Johannesburg
To Be Renamed Irish Free State to Teire
The Irish Free State will be renamed Teire pronounced Aira in the new constitution translation from English to Ere. The official version, to govern future interpretation, is prepared in Dublin with care amid debates over the name Erin and its meanings.
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Irish Free State
Dublin
Ere
Free State
Eire
Erin
Land
Fragmented historical report on a blast and its preparations
A garbled account describes a blast and its preparation, mentioning a large quantity of boards or material, a location of Westminster Abbey, and seven months of prior work. Names and details are obscured, but the text implies a significant explosion with extensive prior activity.
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Maurble
Minuitada
Troma
Monks Tunnel Uncovers Workmen at Templemaine
An ancient tunnel was uncovered at Templemaine in Free State by workmen. It is believed to have served as an escape route for monks from the Ab bey of Loughmore to the Castle of the Purcells in case of attack.
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Templemaine Trish Free State
Abbey of
Loughmore
Illustration Visitor-Why are you watching me so closely
Louisville Courier-Journal reports a humorous dialogue scene featuring a visitor asking about attention and a family moment with a pint bottle of water, depicting domestic banter and humor in a slice of life vignette.
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Robert
Bobbie
Daddy
Louisville Courier-Journal
Borax Bath Cuts Decay in Citrus Packing House
A borax bath given to citrus fruit on arrival at the packing house reduces decay materially, improving shelf life and quality for shipment.
Mac's Barber Shop Moves to New Location
The message announces Mac's Barber Shop relocating to the first door north of the Monahan store and thanks patrons for past business while inviting them to visit the new location.
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Monahan
Sharpsburg W C T U Builds Bridges in Membership Drive
Sharpsburg W C T U outlines a year long plan under the theme Building Bridges with All Your Strength is in Your Union. The group reports three new members added at the November 10 meeting at Helen Brown’s home, bringing total to nine this year. Elizabeth Pennebaker Lela Rutledge and Ella Young presented a playlet After the meeting and the next gathering is set for the third Wednesday in December at Olive Blood’s home.
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Brown
James Ross Reed
Bert Perdew
Mable P P2r
Elizabeth Pennebaker
Lela Rutedge
Ella Young
Olive Blood
School News and Miscellany From Local Pages
School notes cover tests, new topics in Physics Power and Energy typing contracts bookkeeping and class achievements. Senior, junior, sophomore and freshman remarks include exam results carnival contestants health posters and attendance quotes along with scattered notes on world facts and quotes.
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Lorene Stafford
Lorene Wilson
Neil Smith
Donald Acter
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Bernard Petersen
Anabelle Stephens
Neva
Mie Woolyard
Lloyd Cline
Lloyd
Annabelle Stephens
Muiry Valentine
Billy Reed
Donnie Joslyn
Nodaway
South Africa
Leningrad
Brazil
United States
Scotland Yard
Oure
Q Ld
Kay
OME
McCall's Magazi Woman's World
Farm Journal
Paulis Lou Breeder’ S Gases
Chive & Lee
Clowerbet
Gapypee
Erick
DieCall’s
Masazin O Christian Herald
Oparents
Opathfinder
Osilver
Omeusehohl
Masaz Cowwoman’s World
Oberter
Tomes & Garden
Ohome Arts
Needlecrafe
Lys
Zenes GM
Tou
Oamerican Fruit Grower
OnAmerican Poultry Journal
Obreeder’s Gazette
Blade & Ledger
Ocountry Home
Ocapper's Farmer Ofarm
Ogood
Ohome
Ohousehold
Oleghorn World
Omother’s Blame Life
Mpadhfinder
Wkly
Opoultry Tribune
Owoman’s World
Post Office
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