Oak Hill Club Holds Armistice Thanksgiving Meet
Oak Hill Aid met at Jessie Beemer home with 35 present. Devotions led by May Caskey. Program of songs readings games and contests in honor of Armistice and Thanksgiving directed by Beulah Morgan. Lunch served by Bertha Goudie Ferra Beemer and Chasie Valentine. Next Christmas meeting set for December 15 at Mayme Gold home with Bertha Goudie in devotions and Hezel Wilson in program.
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S Aid
Jessie Beemer
May Caskey
Beulah Morgan
Picklee
Bertha Goudie
Ferra Beemer
Chaesie Valentine
Kenneth Barker
Lenox
Jim Terry
Ar O
Washington
Mra
Jesse Sexton
Richard Dean
Bert Terry
Hawlyville
Lloyd Weat
Corning
Co. C. West
Lester Corbina
Jesse Sexton and Son
West
Darlene West
Marie Kingery
Abe Brokaw
Near Corning
Savannah
Missouri
Stockton
Walter Fuelerth
Des Moines
Robert Taylor
Bedford
Merla Allen
John Wes
Mabel Shafar
P. H. Liator
Walter Fuelberth
Keith
Lewis Barkar
Mildred
Kenneth
Fead Goudie
Wilber O’dell
John Goodhue
Ancient Gion and Aoi Festivals Traced to Early Century
Gion Matsuri in Kyoto dates to 876 A D with a seven day festival featuring two car types the yama and hoko. The Aoi festival traces to the sixth century mimicking an imperial procession with hollyhocks offered to the gods and a ceremonial shrine visit by imperial messengers and attendants.
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Japan
Imperial Palace
Kamigama
Snuff and Tobacco Through History in Brief
A Washington Post piece notes tobacco’s rise from 18th century Virginia exports to its role in building the capital. It contrasts rulers like Shah Abbas and Louis XIII with early bans and fashion, from snuff to cigarettes, and ends with tobacco’s adaptability to hostile soils and climates.
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George Washington
Virginia
England
National Capitol
Washington Post
Walter Raleigh
Europe
James
Shah Abbas
Persia
Connecticut
Allergy defined as inherited sensitivity to certain substances
The ad explains allergy as a constitutional trait making individuals unusually reactive to specific substances and even small amounts. It notes sensitivity can extend to physical stimuli like light heat or cold and that hay fever asthma hives eczema and related conditions are linked to allergic states.
Terraced Isles Grow Tomatoes Against Harsh Odds
The report describes Majorcan farmers cultivating tomatoes on mountainous terrain. They built stone terraces ten by fifteen feet high and thick to create arable patches. Concrete irrigation reservoirs and elaborate systems sustain millions of vines each year with a single tomato variety.
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Maletes
Balesre Islands
Howes
Wille
Alligator Pear Varieties Noted by Foliage and Fruit Shape
The text discusses numerous varieties of alligator pears, distinguishing features by foliage and fruit shape. It notes that seeds started at home or in a greenhouse share deep green laurel like foliage and are visually appealing, with leaves emitting an anise like aroma.
Quotable Fragments on Life, Politics and Society
A collection of aphorisms and musings on topics from politics to aging and gratitude. Wry observations include ideas about hypocrisy, happiness, charity, and the role of humor in daily life.
Installment Plan Eases Fines in Marion County Courts
Indianapolis reports the installment plan for fines and damages reduces job loss and keeps conduct in check. Prisoners may pay fines weekly to the court clerk. failure to pay leads to jail. The system now covers misdemeanor restitutions and motor vehicle damage claims as well.
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Indianapolis
Bees Rampage Closes Bulawayo Market In Panic
Bees invade Bulawayo market causing mass panic and stampedes in the ping district. The insects, long residents of the city, attacked shoppers and stung hundreds as street rescues were mounted by car drivers. No motive is known for the sudden attack.
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Bulawayo
Johannesburg
To Be Renamed Irish Free State as Eire
The Irish Free State will be renamed Eire in the new constitution translation from English. Eire pronounced Aira will serve as the official form governing future interpretation. Some say Eire means fat land while others link it to the mythic Ara ancestors.
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Irish Free State
Eire
Dublin
Ere
Free State
Erin
Land
Fragmentary note on a marble block and martyr
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a marble block from a mountain site and a martyr associated with Ruchel. It references a report from Reawro and a figure of 2.90 for six years, with vague notes on explosion prep and enclosures.
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Mountsin
Cattard Caaric
Ruchelancelo
Reawro
Ghauk
Inster Abbey
Monks Tunnel Discovered at Templemere
An ancient tunnel found at Templemere in the Irish Free State may have served as an escape route for men from the Abbey of Loughmore to the Castle of the Purcells in case of attack.
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Templemere
Irish Free State
Anlient
Abbey of
Loughmore
Illustration Visitor Watchful Talk Between Family
The dialogue shows a visitor asking why they watch closely as Bobbie jokes about waiting to see someone tackle a glass of water. The scene includes a father remark about drinking habits and a family setting in Louisville.
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Robert
Bobbie
Daddy
Louisville Courier-Journal
Borax Treatment Cuts Decay in Citrus Fruit
A borax bath given to citrus fruit at the packing house reduces decay notably, improving fruit quality as it enters market.
Mae's Barber Shop moves to new location
Mae announces relocation to the first door north of the Monahan store and thanks patrons for past business while inviting them to visit the new barber shop.
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Monahan
Sharpsburg W C T U Plans Membership Drive Bridge Theme
The Sharpsburg W C T U announces a year long membership campaign theme Building Bridges on bed rock to endure demands. November kicks off with Sinking the Caissons as the first step in the campaign. New members added Bert Perdew Mrs Mable Parr and Mrs James Ross Reed bring total this year to nine. A playlet Answering the Phone was presented by Elizabeth Pennebaker Lela Rutledge and Ella Young. Next meeting set for the third Wednesday in December at Olive Bloods home.
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Bed Rock
Brown
James Ross Reed
Bert Perdew
Mable Parr
Elizabeth Pennebaker
Lela Rutedge
Ella Young
Olive Blood
School News and Mixed Classroom Notes From The Week
A blend of class reports covers tests, new topics in Physics and Power and Energy, typing and bookkeeping lessons, six weeks results with a few low grades, and student achievements. Notes list carnival contestants and sports plans alongside general education snippets and local trivia.
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Lorene Stafford
Lorene Wilson
Neil Smith
Donald Uter
Greta Biggerstuff
Bernard Petersen
Annabelle Stephens
Neva
Mie Woolyard
Lloyd Cline
Lloyd
Mary Valentine
Billy Reed
Donnie Joslyn
Nodaway
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Dohome Friend
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