Worth Knowing Facts On Architecture And Debates
The note lists tall structures with St Peter's Rome at 438 feet and several New York buildings including the Woolworth and the Pan American. It notes the Eiffel Tower as tallest at about 1,000 feet and asks which US Senator served a term before reaching constitutional age. It cites Henry Clay's brief 1806–07 tenure and April birth, and asks about matches consumption and global battleship strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Peter's
Rome
Binger
New York
Metropolitan Basiding
Woolworth Bailding
Panu-American
Ustil
Eiffel
United States
Henry Clay
Helen Seeks Theatre Trip Despite Family Prohibition
In a November Women’s Home Competition excerpt Helen pleads to go to the theatre while her mother insists they will pray. Helen laments that during prayer all the beer seats will be taken, highlighting a clash between desire and parental control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
O Compenton
Mrs Hall Returns from Isis with Daughter in Onio
Mrs O A Hall arrives in Onio with her daughter after a return trip from Isis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Hall
Isis
Onio
Mr and Mrs Forrest McKee Visit From Adame
Mr and Mrs Forrest McKee of Adame were in town Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest McKee of
Adame
Miss Mary Boothby Ends Season And Returns Home
Mary Boothby completes her season and travels back to her residence in Oluctnaati after the term ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Boothby
Oluctnaati
Community Quail Hunting Rules Warn Land Owners
The notice cautions hunters to avoid entering posted lands without owner permission and to respect game preserves with proper licenses. It bans netting or trapping quail, trespassing on private property, selling quail, and killing or possessing quail or raffied grouse outside defined dates and limits.
Columbus City Faces 940000 Damage Suit Over Subscriptions
The city argues it can claim damages up to 940000 from magazine subscription solicitors and the circulation company after repeated letters and telegrams offering reliable services. Attorney John Ryne reo warns of impending trouble as local papers are urged to adopt a neutral stance.
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Columbus
Magasines
John Rynereon
Magasine
Greensburg
Notice to include days and ordering name to avoid mixups
In advertising shared social and entertainments the committees forget to settle notices. Notices by telephone are often left undone. Henceforth the office requests police to show the number of days and the ordering person’s name to prevent misunderstanding. Franklin Ster
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Franklin Ster
Wanstrath couple spotted trading in Newpoint
Mrs Barry Wanstrath and Mr Bes Wanstrath of Newpoint were seen trading in town on Wednesday.
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Mra
Barry Wanstrath
Bes Wanstrath
Newpoint
Fine Clock for Drake Jewelry Firm Adorns Home
The Joseph Drake jewelry establishment showcases a handsome clock designed for Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shorts. It features a twenty four inch mahogany case with decorated dial and high quality workmanship. The clock chimes with Westminster Abbey style melody each quarter hour, pleasingly crafted to suit refined homes.
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Joseph Drake
Ed Shorts
Westminster Abbey
Drake
Home Government Lesson Echoes Family Roles
A man mocks his wife for household tasks and praises his mother’s efficiency. He criticizes pudding and biscuits, expects dishes, stew, and stockings to be done as his mother did. His wife endures constant pressure until she finally rebels.
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Shereske
Gene
Bie
Antil
Indianapolis preacher urges stay at home during strike
Rev Prince, pastor of a colored church in Indianapolis, advises his people to stay home and avoid property destruction. He also urges Black workers not to join labor unions.
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Prince
As Colored Church
Indianapolis
The New Freedom for Little Children Series Opens
Mary Heaton Vorse writes the second piece on Montessori education for home use in The November Woman's Home Companion. The editor presents famous childrearing sayings from Froebel to Montessori about environment and growth.
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Woman's Home Companion
Mary Heaton Vorse
Observera
Froebel
Local Visitors From St Paul And Mitford Wed
Mes Jacob Johannes of St Paul was here Wednesday. Mites Esthel Trimble of Mitford is visiting 1m town.
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Mes Jacob Johannes
St Paul
Mites Esthel Trimble
Mitford
Mise Anne Stevenson Receives Welcome After Season Work
Mise Anne Stevenson is welcomed back after a season's work. The reception honors her efforts and signals appreciation from the group or community involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Anne Stevenson
Mrs Clare Pattsama Attends Department Club Lecture
Mrs Pattsama was present at the Department Club lecture on Tuesday seeking insights and social engagement locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Pattsama
New‘point
Teesdey
When a Man Spends Beyond His Means City Beware
Editorial warns of a city spending beyond its means and questions what name fits a city that does the same. It asks readers to predict the outcome of persistent fiscal excess and to consider prudent financial restraint.
Tarvia contract dispute hooks county election politics
A local article accuses the Tarvia contract claimants led by Alex Porter of pressuring the Washington township board. It alleges $1494 in unpaid sums beyond appropriation, some approved by the Board, leaving $400 to be paid personally by three commissioners. The piece links the dispute to Democratic party control and upcoming county organization influence.
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Tarvia
Board of Commissioners
Cllaim
Alex Porter
Washington Township
Alex
Little Tanmany
Public clash over sewer smells and school project growth
Citizens protest the new school building as sewer odors rise and contract disclosures spark debate. A group suggests hidden facts will emerge if the Contract Organ withholds details.
Unsigned Letter Warns of Public Street Cussing Incident
A caller reports a woman insulted a man on the public street but hung up before identifying the speaker or reason. The note resembles an unsigned letter and cannot be published without verification.
Police Force Hiring Questioned Over Indianapollo Rowdys
The writing questions how brief authority can inflate the heads of rowdy recruits who join the police in Indianapollo. It wonders if men barred from other jobs or towns can find police work and whether recruitment standards allow such “she finesses” to pass.
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Indianapollo
Miss Purdue Humble Hen Highlights High Egg Costs
Purdue University's Poultry Department reports Miss Purdue the prize White Leghorn hen weighs three and a half pounds and laid 455 eggs totaling 416 pounds over nine years. Feeding cost was 1.98 while eggs earned 10.11, with eighteen offspring noted. owner suggests Purdue authorities review feed practices.
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Purdue University
Purdue Ithat
Egg Prices Rise as Production Grows in U S
The average price paid to farmers for eggs is sixteen cents a dozen. From 1899 to 1909 egg production in the United States rose twenty three percent, outpacing a population growth of twenty one percent. Butter prices are expected to drop if the favorable weather continues.
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S Department of Agriculture
United States
Judge Denies Naturalization To Two Foreigner Barmaids
In United States District Court Judge Hollister refused naturalization papers to two foreign bath bartenders who admitted teaching at a bar on Sunday. He declared that lawbreakers cannot become citizens and warned that loss of voting rights could follow for offenders. The remarks sparked debate on personal liberty and citizenship standards.
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Bath
United States
Hollister
Giemiesen
Colawabas Chicken Theft Ring Forms Detective Fund
A group of Colawabas chicken owners formed an organization and established a fund to locate missing fowls and punish the thieves at wholesale scale. The initiative aims to boost security and deter further losses in the local poultry trade.
Father Fein Arrives With Mother to Lead Ss Mary’s Parish
Father Fein arrives with his mother to assume leadership of Ss Mary’s parish, stepping in as the new pastor and caretaker of the church community.
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Father Fein
Ss Mary's Parish
Mrs Harris in Indianapolis Says Manefield Miserable With Rheumatism
Mrs Josephine Manefield is the guess of Mrs Mary Harris in Indianapolis this week and states Mrs Harris is quite miserable with rheumatism.
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Josephine Manefield
Mary Harris
Indianapolis
Herrie
Family church trips fade with changing times
In earlier days the head of the house drove the family to church, but now families hit the road on tagged cars and travel long distances, yet pews remain largely empty. The piece laments waning attendance and shifts in transport and habit.
Kingston visitor brings baby girl Louise Littell to town
Mrs Charles Dravis and her infant Louise Littell of Kingston stayed with Mrs Frank Littell west of town for a day visiting relatives.
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Charles Dravis
Louise Littell
Kingston
Mre
Frank Littell
Thare
Mies May Taylor Visits Town for New Range Gift
Mies May Taylor of West Adams was in town Thursday to acquire a splendid new range, a gift from her father A. G. Taylor.
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Mies May Taylor
Weat Adams
Thoraday
A. G. Taylor
Curfew Law Enforced as Mayor Speaks on Duty
A cautious note on future enforcement of the curfew law is voiced as the mayor will address authorities about directing actions to uphold the curfew. Citizens imagine a return to orderly evenings with youths and families obeying the bell.
Ed Risk of Newpoins Attends Thursday Business
Local report notes Ed Risk of Newpoins was present on Thursday for business matters. Officials did not disclose further details of the visit or its purpose.
Kingston Couple Tour Day In Town
Tom Kitchin and his wife visited the city for a day out in Kingston. The pair were spotted enjoying local shops and historic sites during their brief stopover.
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Tom Kitchin
Kingston
Mi Dora Angel Moves Within East Maio to East Washington
Ms Dora Angel relocates from East Maio to East Washington in a local move noted in the community notices. The change reflects a housing shift within the same city area.
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Dora Angel
East
Maio
Washington
Shelbyville Woman Visits Sister in Law
Mie B A Williame of Shelbyville spent Tuesday with her sister in law Mrs BH W Haughey.
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Mie
B. A. Williame
Shelbyville
Mra
BH. W. Haughey
Mies Emwa Jobanas Attends Mrs Clark Lecture
Mies Emwa Jobanas traveled from St Paul to attend Mrs Clark's lecture on Tuesday.
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Mies Emwa
Jobanas
St Paul
Bere
Hartaville Couple Travels Through Town on Business
Mr and Mrs Costell of Hartaville visited the city on Thursday for business. The trip focused on meetings at local firms and potential collaborations.
Will Davia and Wife Host Gift to Daughter
Will Davia and Mrs Hartagile hosted a family gathering for their daughter Mrs Rafe Magee. The event celebrated the daughter's marriage and welcomed relatives from nearby towns.
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Will Davia
Hartagile
Rafe Magee
Miss Lissie Schoettmes Wed 60 Celestine to Ail Keeper
Miss Lissie Schoettmes takes a position as house keeper for Father Fichter in the new field of labor. Celestine is reported to be the couple involved in the arrangement.
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Lissie
Schoettmes
Celestine
Father Fichter
Town Gossip Notes From Sandusky and Nearby Moves
Mrs J W Turner of Sandusky visited at dinner with her son Rollin and his wife on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Frank Short moved into Dr Wood’s home in the north end and will keep house for the doctor and his little daughter. Mrs Bhortis’s cousin Mrs Charlotte Barclay has gone to Indianapolis to stay with John Scott Sr and temporarily attend to her grandson John Scott III who died a few weeks ago. Miss Ethel Crooke rode with her brother Wednesday noon after a five week confinement due to illness.
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J. W. Turner of
Sandusky
Rollin
Frank Short
Dr. Wood
Charlotte Barclay
Adiauspolis
John Scott Sr
John Scott III
Ethel Crooke
John
Man Carries Heavy Desk Through Street
P. T. Lambers trudges along the south side burdened by a heavy desk armchair. He said he was loaded and refused help at a standstill.
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P. T. Lambers
Stimeon and Snively Sail to St Petersburg Miami
Mre Eusebis Stimeon and Misa Ad die Snively left Wednesday for St Petersburg Florida. Miss Allie Snive ly will spend several months in Texas.
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Mre
Eusebis Stimeon
Misa Addie Snively
St Petersburg
Florida
Allie Snively
Texas
Neighbors Reach Comforting Meal Arrangement
Nitas Jackson will share meals with Henry Aaltman and family in a satisfactory neighborly arrangement that strengthens friendship and provides Estes the comfort of a home.
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Nitas Jackson
Henry Aaltman
Estes
Vogel family moves during home fumigation as diphtheria lingers
Mr Vogel and his children Joe and Christine left their residence for the home of Mr Vogel Gr Thare day while their own house underwent ipbg fumigation.
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Will Vogel
Joe
Christine
Vogel
Thare
Robbins and Curletian Visit Mrs Christian in Indianapolis
Mr Frank Robbins and Henry Curletian Jr travel to Indianapolis Thursday to visit Mrs Christian who has been in a hospital for several weeks and is expected to return home by week’s end.
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Frank Robbins
Henry Curletian Jr
Indianapolis
Thareday
Mra Christian
Kats Wood Ray to join Gary safety board
Mes. Kats Wood Ray is named to the Gary city safety board as the sole woman on the police commission in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
Kats Wood Ray
Board of Safety of
Gary
Quarantine Lifted at Purver Home After Scarlet Fever
Jitsie Katherine Purver has fully recovered from scarlet fever on Flintstreet Tours day. Her small brother Quentin shows no sign of illness.
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Purver
Aunt Lide and Henry Logan Return Home After Surgery
Aunt Lide and Henry Logan moved home on Tuesday after Lide underwent fitness and a surgical operation at the home of Johnshaw and wife. A dappier petry could not be found in seven states but care and good parsing hastened the recovery. They felt no place equals their cosy farm home surrounded by comfort.
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Lide
Avere Henry Logan
Aant Lide
Ver Cogeia Johnshaw
Enigmatic Phrase Sparks Debate Over Purse Handling
The note suggests confusion about the practice of handling purses and eney Marke in a local context. It hints that women involved may not realize the implications or perceptions tied to their actions and the etiquette expected in public or formal settings.
Seven Wives Case Foreshadowed in Tolls for Wife Desertion
A newspaper note recalls a case in another state where a man married seven women without divorcing any, illustrating a satirical parallel to a biblical reference about seven women clinging to one man and suffragette interpretations.
Cattle Trap House Moved on West Main Street
A two room cattle trap house was moved along West Main street today shedding shingles as it traveled. The Daily Bible Dises meeting Thursday evening featured a ten cent shower for Miss Frances McLaughlin whose engagement to Sam Shick had just been announced.
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West Main Street
Thareday
Daily Bible
Frances McLaughlin
Sam Shick
Home Missionary Society Hosts Dilesionary Tea
The Home Missionary Society of the First M. E. B church will host a Dilesionary tea at Mrs Raleton Gray's home on Friday afternoon at 2:30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Missionary Society of the First M. EB Church
Raleton Gray
Miss Edna Moodley Guests of Father James Mobley
Harve Harmon and wife welcomed a nine pound baby boy on Thursday. Bobiges and wife returned from Todianapolis, staying overnight before heading home in Kingsten.
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Misa
Elisabeth Moodley
Aiste
Miss Edna
New York
James Mobley
Harve Harmon
Bobiges
Todianapolis
Kingsten
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James B. Lathrop
Louis Zoller
Frank R. Robbins James M. Woodfill
Isaac Sefton
William H. Robbins Harrington Boyd
E. A. Rankin
E. A. Schults
Wnaegel
East Side Square
Castoria
Editorial
MOR
Miss Purdue
Marion Tomson of
Harteville
Lendy
Costell
Hartaville
Tharaday
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