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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1909

Page

6

Local items from Greensburg and vicinity

Warren Laughlin of Connersville visits this week as six candidates prepare for the initial degree in the Odd Fellows lodge on Monday. Numerous regional guests and residents travel, visit relatives, attend picnics, funerals, and memorials, while local officials report road and bridge work and civic events across the area.

Odd Fellows Lodge G. O. Barnard J. W. Craig Ft. Worth Texas John W. Harlan Harlan Barnard W. B. McKinstry Sardinia Ocal H. J Moody & Son Gas Creek East North Street Charles Towler Alonz Nard

Flowers In a Mexican Jungle

The narrator travels four to five miles through marsh then climbs foothills into a dense tropical jungle. Palm trees giant ferns and luxuriant undergrowth enshroud the road while flowering vines orchids and honeysuckle fill the air with color and perfume as heat and humidity bite the noon day sun.

Outing Magazine

Lincoln Leads Illinois Volunteers Through Gate Incident

During the Black Hawk War Abraham Lincoln as captain faced a high fence with a single open gate while his twenty man column stood at a halt. He ordered the company dismissed and instructed them to reform in single file as they passed through, then promised they would come together again afterward. Norman Hapgood cites Life of Lincoln for this anecdote.

Abraham Lincoln Illinois Norman Hapgood Lincoln

Philanthropist raises collection for the poor at winter aid

A generous citizen in a small town organized a free public entertainment with recitations music and sleight of hand to aid townspeople in need during a bitter winter. The hall was full and after performances the audience contributed 5s 6d for the poor with the organizer noting the crowd was all there.

London

Extravagance in Dress in Eighteenth Century Paris

The piece contrasts lavish fashion of the era with today by detailing gowns at £800, multiple outfits costing £100 each, and numerous accessories. It notes vast differences in wealth distribution, comforts like heat and water, and how modern spending favors utilities over luxury fabrics.

de Tournon Paris Mme. de Verrue England France

Ora Pro Nobis Misread At Village Schoolhouse Concert

A village concert ended in humor when a local merchant chair misinterpreted the Latin phrase Ora Pro Nobis as We thank you. The singer struggled, the audience laughed, and the chairman attempted to cover the error as the performer left the platform.

Farewell Joke From the Drill Sergeant

A short sergeant drills a tall Irish recruit who must keep his head erect. When the sergeant lifts his head, the recruit quips that he must keep it that way forever, prompting a witty farewell line about never seeing the sergeant again. The tale comes from London Tit-Bits.

Pat Begorra London

Alphabet Counts Across Nations Include 20 000 Chinese Signs

The article lists letter counts for many languages from 28 Arabic to 49 Sanskrit and notes Chinese uses no alphabet but 20 000 syllabic signs. It contrasts alphabets with nonalphabetic writing systems in a concise survey.

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Warren Laughlin Connersville Elmer C. Jerman Indianapolis Clyde Willard Enos Porter Shelbyville Elmer Koester Cincinnati Gertrude Kendall Michigan Henry Miller Marion Soldier’s Home Harry Logan George Logan Milford John Pohlman Trenton New Jersey Edgar Mendenhall Childrens Judge Miller Franklin Rush County the Baptist Sunday School Hillsdale Park G. L. Tremain K. of P. Lodge Flatrock Shelby County E. D. McLaughlin Stanley James Homsher Hope Lewis S. Yarger Pearl M. Baker Centenary Parsonage J. A. Browne Williamstreet Robert E. McKay K. of P Lodge Brookston Bob Burney Big Four Greensburg Franklin Street Izans W. L. White Undertaker Parsons’ Undertaking House Joseph Drake North Broadway James Anderson Richmond Ruth Ralston Methodist Church Ben T. Black Kentucky George Hightower Marion George Menter Luther Oscar Pavey Rachel Armstrong Mrs. Cassius Hamilton Woman’s Club H. H. Zeigler Grand Rapids, Michigan Earl Shelly Ira Hollenslee Everett Hamilton Paul Hamilton Springfeld Ohio Lewis Harding Newpoint Indiana University Mr. Harding Oscar Sparks Greensburg Installmen Company Jue Ili Michigan Avenue Mr. Hitt W.G. Johnston Chillon Lodge K. of P Ethel Watson Arlie Rowe Frank Gray Lon Homsher Hope Journal Mary Zoellner Good Samaritan Miss Mary Jacob Lambert Rugby John Plessinger Hartsville Victor Carr Govrnment Washington Harry Woodtill North Vernon Albert Zoller Louis Zolier Mary Lewis I.O O. F Judge Hogate Bloomington Frank Schaufler Albert Schaufler Adaline Shepherd Herbert Shepherd Clara Eberhart Ann Kreiger Lawrenceburg Bertha Eberhart T. B. Peery Literary Club of J. F. Fraser Bernice Logan Stella Logan Dorothy Kammerling Bavaria Germany Jed Henry Kammerling Isaiah McCoy Charles Howe Pagel St Paul Ralph" Kgee Liberty Church Ralph George I. Eisner Terre Haute Will Ehrhardt W. S. Harvey Will Snell Vinas The Saxony Geo. W. Magee Young Hyson Linegar Bros East Side OUR Love & Ardery Porter & Porter West Side Square
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