Ten thousand pounds of hams for sale at low price
The Greensburg Standard notes ads for Henry Kammerling offering 10,000 pounds of fine smoked hams at 14 cents a pound and repeats the cheaper rate of 10,000 pounds of ham at 14 cents with a call to try one. Local social notes mention Miss Mary Speer visiting Cincinnati and various neighbors in town and nearby towns. It also covers church services, school staff changes, and requests for correspondents to supply local news.
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Henry Kammerling
Frank Hirshley
Davis
Charles H. Thomson
Covington
Christian Church
W. D. Starr
Childre of God
Frank Huber
Indianapolis
Newpoint
Frank
College Avenue
R. H. Kenady
Winona
Biological
The
State University
Adams
Decatur
Meanings of the Word Stove in Historical Use
The term stove historically referred to a heater or hothouse in English. Early writers like Bacon and Woodward used stove for warming a room or keeping plants warm, and as a verb for warming or preparing materials. Pepys used it nautically to heat for pliability. all senses became obsolete after Franklin’s discoveries and later terms.
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Lord Bacon
Woodward
Bacon
Pepys
Franklin
Barker predicts Molliwitz wedding sparks alimony talk
Barker notes Molliwitz plans to marry Maggie Shrewsbury and jokes money will influence events. Gruffey agrees matrimony will prompt discussion of alimony. Barker adds he expects alimony to play a role soon.
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Barker
Molliwitz
Maggie Shrewsbury
Gruffey
Where He Drew It from Dumley’s Pride
Dumley recalls drawing his once shining blade for the first time while Featherly questions if the moment occurred in a raffle.
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Dumley
Featherly
Question from Willie Boerum about heaven harps
The Brooklyn Eagle records a humorous exchange where Willie Boerum asks if everyone in heaven must have eight harps and whether young boys can have tin horns, reflecting a lighthearted reading.
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Willie Boerum
Mr. Boerum
Brooklyn Eagle
Weathered Proverb Reflected in Chicago News Voice
A brief Chicago News quotation notes a weather maxim about rain settling dust and sun drying mud, reflecting common-sense observations on changing conditions. The saying emphasizes practical outcomes of weather without sensational detail.
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Chicago News
Old Fashioned Echoes From Atchison Globe Comments
A quizzical column from the Atchison Globe ponders old fashioned people and scenes. It recalls a juror in sturdy attire a circus sabbath keeper a motherly child a short braids schoolgirl a frantic mother and vivid townsfolk in faded memory.
Onion Sauce for Breaded Lamb Chops from New York Post
A onion sauce method from the New York Post describes slicing two to three onions, simmering in water, then cooking in just enough boiling water with salt. Make a roux with two tablespoons flour and butter, then stir in stock cream salt sugar and cayenne, pass the tender onions, and mix with the onion water.
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New York Post
Actress in Tears Over Critic's Review
A leading lady laments a harsh Paris review by a Chicago paper. The critic praises acting but mocks the gown, sparking claims of spite from the manager and star.
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Chicago Record-Herald
The Small Brother Calls Sister Duckie
A Chicago Post excerpt shows the younger brother recalling an insult as he wonders if the sister’s walk sparks her brother’s remark. The sister defends herself and questions the offense.
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Duckie
Chicago Post
Jobbers Remounts After Morning Wheel Incident
A brief item notes that Jobbers was thrown from his wheel this morning but quickly got up and remounted. The exchange adds a wry remark about knowing when one is well off.
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Richmond Dispatch
Floating Indebtedness in Flood District Farmer’s Remark
A farmer in a flood district watches his mortgaged house and barn float away. He quips that the sight represents his floating indebtedness as his property drifts down the river.
Big Four Railroad Excursions for Home Seekers
The Big Four offers home seekers rates to the West Southwest and South with tickets on sale on the first and third Tuesdays of June July August September and October. Special summer rates apply to Colorado Utah and South Dakota with sale windows June 22–25 July 1–13 August 1–24 and August 30–September 10. Contact N A Crawford agent Greensburg Indiana for rates and routes with final return October list.
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N. A. Crawford
Greensburg
Ind
Colorado
Utah
South Dakota
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Greensburg Standard
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Miss Nettie Martin
Louisville
Alex Stevenson
Brookville
Emma Petty
Walter Johnston
North Vernon
North Franklin Street
Ed Donnell
Ethel Pitts
W. W. Bonner
Whitten
Joseph Kelly
Sadieviller Ky
Thomas Hughes
Saltcreek Township
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Nan Riley
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Camp Martin
Ernest J. Wiles
Ann Arbor
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Westport
Guy Theis
Shelbyville
Eph McCord
Jacob Theis
J. H. Lemmon
New Albany
Alex E. Lemmon
Harry Matterton
Bloomiington
Rawls
Watson Bostic
Barney
W. F. Gilchrist
Anna Allison
Champaign
Ill
Phebe Matthews
Harry
Connersville
Big Four
Michigan
Teaac K. Lee
Stipps Hill
Emory J. W. Lee
West North Street
Union Service of Our Churches
George H. Clouds
Cornelia Donnell
Mary Donnell
Rushville
Samuel
Bev Donnell
John Wolverton
Jane Davidson
East Central Avenue
F. P. Monfort and
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N. Y
L. D. Palmer
Dr. Miles
Ah Druggists
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Comgrow
James E. Watson
Marshall E. Newhouse
John W. Craig
Henry B. Sherman
Frank E. Ryan
Myrons C. Jenkins
George W.lasham
Recarter
Marsh Thomas
Jefferson &. Davis
T. B.gulleper
Orlando Lee
Jesse H.styers
John H.christian
James M. Woodfill
Frank Eybank
John Reddington
Sid District
Samuel Shelhorn
Samuel Barber
Henry Ahring
Atchison Globe
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Clarksburg
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Washington Township
Charles H. Reed
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Greensburg National Bank
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North Corner Public Square
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Hotel DeArmond
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Notary 2
Link Block
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Greensburg, Ind
Will Cumback
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