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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1910

Page

6

A Transformed Christmas in the Melville Office

In a Melville Iron Company setting Miss Lintner observes Whitelock and Murfree as Mrs Cadwaladar Jones and her niece arrive seeking introductions. Murfree and Miss Coit exchange veiled jests while Mrs Jones invites him to a dinner dance, hinting at social maneuvering beyond the office.

Whitelock Queston Richard Murfree Melville Iron Company Miss Lintner Mr. Whitelock Calwalador Jones Mr. Murfree Murfree Caroline Phil Miss Coit Jay Maybelle Lintner Grand Avenue Maybelle

Old Man of the Snow Santa Poem

A playful verse about Santa Claus visiting at Christmas time. It describes his reindeer leaping over rooftops and stockings being filled from tip to toe, with a cheerful shout for the Old Man of the Snow and signature by John Jordan Douglass.

Santa Claus John Jordan Douglass

Chocolate Buns Recipe Improvised From Fragments

A fragmentary recipe lists sugar butter water flour baking powder salt eggs and chocolate with vanilla. Instructions are incomplete but suggest creaming butter and sugar and baking in a pan at a moderate oven.

Death of Anderson Moor of Letts

Anderson S. Moor died at his Letts home after a long illness. Funeral held at Union Presbyterian church Jackson township with Rev. C. C. Meek. Born 1834 near Brookville, he settled near Union church, married Julia Swope in 1859, she died last April. no children. Survived by brother George M. Moor and sister Mrs J Riley Swope. a deceased brother Robert J. Moor had died earlier. Moor was a Republican and Union soldier in the 68th Indiana. He willed $2300 to Union Presbyterian church, $500 to Board of Home Missions, and $500 to the Foreign Board.

Anderson S. Moor Letts Union Presbyterian Church Jackson Township C. C. Meek Mr. Moor Brookville Franklin County Edmond Moor Vernon Road Union Church Julia Swope George M. Moor Stafford Nebraska J. Riley Swope Robert J. Moor Moor Swope Waynesburg 68Th Indiana Presbyterian Church At Union Board of Home Missions Presbyterian Church of America

Stagg's Smokery Offers Magazine Savings Guarantee

Local ad for Stagg's Smokery promotes savings on magazines and periodic issues with a guarantee of regular delivery.

Stagg Smokery

Time as the perpetual flyer and royal manners in Stockholm

A reflective piece contrasts Time the unending traveler with fragile machines that fail. It notes King Oscar of Sweden and botanist Bonnier meeting by Stockholm, sharing lunch at Bonnier's inn before Bonnier is invited to the palace.

Oscar Sweden Monsieur Bonnier New York Sun Stockholm Bonnier

More Important Than Eyes

A young Italian boy correctly responds to a spelling lesson by naming bugs as the missing letters in Chief, saying the word mirrors what appears in his teacher’s eyes. The scene emphasizes innocence and humor in a classroom moment.

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