Brown reunion and local social notes fill Bainbridge page
Bainbridge briefs report Mrs James Miller visiting Mrs James Modlin and daughter Eleanor. Several townsfolk attend Brown reunion in the school yard with music by Bernice Brown and siblings. Families travel to Indianapolis for the state fair and local visits include Priest, Modlin, Darnall, and Moffett households. Aims include revival entertainment at the Christian Church and teaching moves for Miss Eleanor Modlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Miller
James Modlin
Eleanor
Lucille Darnall
Lola Mae Coffman
Bernice Darnall
Amos Thomson
Newton Priest
Anderson
Alvora Weller
New Maysville
Arthur Weller
L. C. Priest
Danville
A. J. Priest
Maplewood
Alice Pearl Hartman
W. D. Conn
Richard Wiley
Indianapolis
E. L. Gray
C. L. Gibson
Urban Hedge
Bernice Brown
Lynn
Claire
Eloree Foster
Litton
Mary D. Overpeck
Waveland
Wildwood
Opal Chambers
Mary Francis Chambers
Old Virginia
Lois Gardner
Ray Banks
Bedford
Clay Banks
Iowa
Unionville
Claude Gladden
Brownsburg
Edith Rogers
Roviene Morris
Dwight McFadden
Crete
Ills
Paul McFadden
Laura McFadden
The
Christian Church
Heene Reeds
Lockhart
Lassie
Donovan Moiiett
Bainbridge
Jesse Nelson
Witt
Emma Lewman
Orval Vancleave
H. L. Grider
Cleveland
Ohio
Fred Lewman
Roachdale
Jamey Lewman
Jouth
Harry Brown
Greencastle
Carl Darnall
Bernice
Bruce Lane
Roy Eads
Omer Akers
Albert Balch
Stanley Chadd
Mila Crosby
Rogers
Rexford Moffett
Mary L. Moffet
Eleanor Modlin
Chicago
Miss Modlin
Nurse Saves Two From Operation Reported
A nurse recalls two patients whose physicians could not reach with medicines and advised surgery. A friend suggested Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach trouble, which the nurse recommended, noting both patients recovered. The remedy claims to remove catarrhal mucus and inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis, with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
How Chopin Sounded
A London day out ends in a music hall where a country man misnames Chopin as a saw when the orchestra plays a classical selection. His wife holds the program and gently corrects him, reflecting amused misunderstanding of high culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Maggie
Customer Ownership The Colonel's Lady
In a humorous exchange Miss O Grady admits to leaving the gas on while jesting about buying stock in the gas company and seeking dividends. The scene highlights kitchen safety and a playful business pun between Judy and a matronly figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy
Miss O'Grady
Recipe for writing a melodrama by a playwright
The Louisville Courier Journal quotes a playwright who describes melodrama as needing a hero a shero and a Nero and then proceeding. The remark frames melodrama as a formulaic but dramatic device for stage storytelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier-Journal
Auto-Suggestion Club Aims to Help Couples Buy Cars
Mrs Crawford announces a plan to form a club to study auto-suggestion terms. Mrs Crabshaw asks about the scheme and expresses curiosity about using it to influence a husband’s car purchase.
No Cause at All Divorces Sparked by Silence
A man files for divorce after his wife has not spoken to him for a year. The couple’s strained marriage draws comments about what constitutes a valid cause for separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meekton
Taxed to the Last Man in My Patriot Zeal
A speaker declares unwavering patriotic zeal while lamenting heavy taxation. The verse questions why they alone must bear burdens, asserting a collective grievance amid a tone of defiant resilience.
The Right Church and Wrong Pew Exchange
A terse exchange over misinterpreted goods ends with Market Man noting the customer sought eggs for tending neighbors rather than eating. The dialogue hints at a humorous misunderstanding about the intended use of product.
Horticultural cleanup aids tree life and next crop
Clemson associate horticulturist George P. Hoffmann urges fruit growers to remove diseased or dead wood and decayed fruit after harvest to prevent brown rot and pests. He advises careful fertilization of weak trees with 3 to 6 pounds of fertilizer or 1-2 bushels of barnyard manure per tree and stresses keeping nonbearing young trees thrifty to avoid weak growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Hoffmann
Clemson College
Buy by Age Not Size When Selecting Young Trees
Advice warns buyers to choose by age rather than size for two-year-old trees. Smaller trees of the same age often indicate poorer root systems or disease, meaning they may never catch up. A two-year-old tree of typical size is far more valuable than a larger three-year-old of the same second grade.
Renovating Strawberries In Renewal Thinning Old Plants
The number of crops taken from the strawberry bed depends on the variety and bed condition after the first picking season. Renewal aims to thin older unproductive plants and allow remaining plants to form vigorous new matted rows.
Horticultural Hints on Spraying and Orchard Practices
The article warns that skipping spray schedules can cut profits and cautions against using lead arsenate near picking time due to gooseberry poisoning risk. It advocates clean tillage, mulching on erodible slopes, daily “watch and spray,” timing sprays with bloom, and rotating crops by plowing three year old strawberry beds and reseeding with cowpeas.
Public sale of personal property in Putnam County Indiana
Administratrix Effie Gardner will auction the estate of David Wilson on September 23 1924 at the decedent's farm near Russellville and Millican. The sale covers horses cows farm tools and household goods with notes for sums over five dollars and terms of payment and settlement procedures. Auctioneer Saylor Bros clerk Paul Goff notice dated August 27 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Wilson
Putnam County
Indiana
Russellville
Milligan
Effie Gardner
Saylor Bros
Paul Goff
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Bainbridge News
Harry Grider
Ralph Jordan
Newcastle
Ind
James Reeds
Harold Coffman
Detroit
Mich
Dade Hubbard
Glen. Hubbard
Earl Etcheson
HUS If
Wabash Valley
Chopin
Cusstomer Ownership
Otto F. Lakin
Washington Street
Spring Avenue
Johnny
Kodak
R. P. Mullins
West Side Square
America
Black Hawk
Herald
W. A. Cooper
Firestone
A. R. Chenoweth
Prop
Franklin St. Garage
King
Morrison & Foster
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