Classified Ads Items Include Sales Offers And Personal Claims
WANTED Man to drive Ford truck Raymond Thompson Phone 210. DIABETES CAN BE CURED claim by W H Aston 34 Frank Street Dayton Ohio. FOR SALE Victor Talking Machine by G B Shannon 402 South Jackson Street. FOR SALE Single comb brown leghorns E R OHair Fillmore. AGENTS WANTED money making proposition pays 40 to 300 per week by county agents. Eastman’s territory closed.
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Raymond Thompson
Eastman
Mortgage Exemptions Notice for New York Firm
Rubber Works, Inc. located at 213 W 40th St New York City appears in a public notice referencing mortgage exemptions. See J B Harris and O T Ellis for details at the county recorder and Court House.
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Harris
Court House
County Recorder
O, T, Ellis
Clemenceau Seeks View Of Heaven From Jesuit Tree
A Clemenceau anecdote has the premier annoyed by a tree in a Jesuit garden blocking his view of the heavens. He asked the Jesuit fathers to cut it down, hoping for a personal favor while clarifying his stance toward the church. The Jesuit host courteously promised removal but quipped that heaven will remain out of sight.
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Clemenceau
M. Clemenceau
M. le Premier
London Morning Post
Beauty arms for teens by Edna Kent Forbes
Advice column encourages girls to develop attractive arms through exercise and daily tasks. It notes maturing bodies may be fat or thin and suggests activities like sweeping, kneading, swimming, rowing, and outdoor sports to strengthen arm muscles and improve appearance.
Local notes on music revival and travels in Clinton area
Harry Maxwell returns from Shelby Ohio after directing revival music and heads to Greensburg Indiana for a three week revival at the First Methodist Church where Rev Pitkin formerly led. The One Tea Cups Club meets Tuesday with Mrs W W Tucker. Mrs Virgil Grimes leads the program. Burial notices include Mrs Alice McGill age 63 at Mt Pleasant Church. farm meeting set for Clinton Center on April 7. Marshall O H air in Indianapolis on business.
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Harry Maxwell
Shelby
Ohio
Maxwell
Greensburg
Ind
Pitkin
The
Tea Cups Club
W. W. Tucker
Vine Street
Virgil Grimes
No strangers in this little vale of tears
A reflective column contrasts shared human experiences with familiar faces across communities. It notes that strangers are scarce, as everyone carries sorrow, joy, and dreams, while highlighting local social notes and brief notices from various towns and families.
Real estate sale and local social notes from the city
Sayers reports the sale of the Harry L. Stone property on West Liberty Street to Arthur Stone. Raymond Welch of Indianapolis spent the weekend with his parents. Elizabeth Ensign of New Ross was in the city visiting her brother Gwinn Ensign. Thomas Hamrick on Washington Street is in Clayton on business. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Burnside are visiting friends. they were former residents. George Sage, former assistant chief clerk at State Farm, now at Butlerville Institution for Feeble Minded, visited friends. Mary McGill, 60, died at her Marion Township home after illness. funeral held at Mt. Pleasant church and burial there. Indiana Indorsers of Better Photoplays set sixth annual convention in Indianapolis Claypool Hotel with papers on Pictures in Small Towns. John Cannon and family to return from St. Petersburg Fla. Mary Francis Grose weekend in Indianapolis. Maynard Daggy of Chicago visiting. Dewey Hoog of Indianapolis visiting. Local fruit growers report cold weekend did not damage early buds. temperature dipped to 24 degrees but damp air limited damage.
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Indiana Indorsers of Better Photoplays
Claypool
Indianapolis
Ford Lucas
Rebecca Lodge Meeting Set For Regular Session Tonight
The Greencastle Crescent reports Rebecca Lodge will hold a regular session this evening with Alice Hatem as noble land and Minnie A Kiefer as secretary. Mr and Mrs Gray Potter visited Indiana over the weekend. Mary Elizabeth Scripps returned home to Peoria after visiting her grandmother Mrs F A Arnold. Mary Kathryn Cannon stays with Judge and Mrs Hughes due to illness.
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Greencastle Crescent
Rebecca Lodge
Alice Hatem
Wland
Minnie A. Kiefer
Mary Elizabeth Scripps
Peoria
Pmother
F. A. Arnold
Mary Kathryn Cannon
James ‘Pp Hughes
Found Money at Busby and Frazer’s Grocery Store
A report notes money found inside Busby and Frazer’s grocery store. Officials advise owners to claim it at the store counter or contact the business for identification and retrieval procedures. Police were not involved in the finding.
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Busby & Frazer
Sixty Million Chairs Made in Gardner Industry History
Sixty million chairs have been manufactured in Gardner since the industry began there a century ago.
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Gardner, Mage
Italy Improves Oyster Safety with Sterilized Sea Water
An Italian firm reports a method to purify oysters from Venetian beds. Oysters are washed, placed in sterilized seawater tanks for nine weeks, then shipped to Tome for retailers. The process aims to remove impurities before sale.
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Washington
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Venetian
Tome
Hash It Just Grows Defined by Warren Scout
A Warren boy scout, asked for a definition of hash during a cooking merit badge exam, replied that hash is not made it just accumulates. He earned the medal.
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Warren
Scout
Ids
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