Mrs Kenyon's Lost Husband Fame in Parishes Sailors Tragedy
Mrs. Kenyon of Southington recounts how her husband perished with the vessel rather than abandon the women and children. She describes the moment as crew and passengers faced a doomed escape while her brother-in-law and Mr. Kenyon helped others and shared a final kiss. Kenyon, a noted figure in Tufts or town, had visited Par(rr)ish previously with Mr. and Mrs. Charles.
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Southington
Conn
Fred
Kenyon
Vitanie
Herushanil
Kiyon
Aire
Tuwiston
Charles
Dr Tippy Addresses One Hundred Committee Meeting
Dr Tippy, pastor of the Epworld Tongue Methodist church, spoke before the Committee of One Hundred after a Hamilton dinner. He urged coordinated social work along lines of social betterment and highlighted a thorough study in Wis silk Widity.
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de. Tippy
Epworld Tongue
Hamilton
Leap Year Progressive Dinner Party Preview
Society notes describe a four course leap year dinner hosted by char ladies inviting numerous gentlemen friends at linked homes in Mt. Healthy Hamilton and beyond. Decorations feature apple blossoms daffodils and rosebuds with guests enjoying dancing and music after meals.
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Laura Pittenger
Mt. Healthy
Adas Neiderman
Cowese
Hamilton
Ada Lexa
Rath Muenter
Wilhvhnina
Marguerite Lohwan
Ruth Dieffenbach
Wilhelmina
Tietenhieh
aMair
Kallipga
Dawson
Rovlsmould
Aida
Beas
Roy
Reid
Personal mentions span travels and visitors in Ripley and Cincinnati
J Grim and daughter Imma Palmer departed for a two week visit to Ripley to see Col and Mrs C H Drake. Mrs Louis Grim traveled to Anderson Indiana to visit her mother. Mrs Chas Parrish and Mrs John Becler joined Mrs Mark Millikin in Cincinnati tosee the Blue Bird at Tyrie.
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J. Grim
Imma Palmer
Col
C. H. Drake
Ripley
Louis Grim
Anderson, Ind
Wid
Chas. Parrish
John Becler
Mark Millikin
Cinginnali
Blue Bird
Tyrie. Sehuitt
Ismay testimony on Titanic lifeboat actions questioned
The transcript details Ismay’s account of lifeboat readiness and crew selection aboard the Titanic. He says women were chosen by the nearest rail and notes no passengers were aboard the deck as the boat was lowered. He claims he did not see the ship sink and continued rowing until rescue.
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Benalde Sovith
Chen
Titanic Crew Exiled For Revealing Story In New York
Officials of the White Star line kept the crew of the Titanic under tight cover after last night’s disclosures. A portion of Aram was reportedly transferred aboard the Red Stifter Lapland, where they are held incommunicado.
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New York
White Star Line
Lapland
Traps Easy to Construct for Rat Capture
Instructions describe a simple rat trap using a barrel and falling doors. A water-filled trap is prepared with a lever and mail to hold doors, ensuring rats are caught as they roam. Construction uses boards sized for the body, top, and doors with tin on the tapping side.
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J. W. Griffin
Trap design for a floor dropping cage and associated placement
The article outlines a detailed trap mechanism with moving doors and pivot walls, describing components labeled as Joga A bait BB and GC DD ER for nailholes and walls. It specifies hardwood or lined bottom, a suspended ball within two to three inches of the surface, and warns of multiple animal targets including rats rabbits opossums raccoons muskrats.
Sprayer for Small Trees Shown In Apparent Illustration
An illustrated spraying apparatus for small trees appears wheeled along a row of plants. The design allows the tank top to be used as a platform, suggesting multipurpose utility.
Sprayer delivery pipes feature downward projecting arms
The delivery pipes on the sprayer extend on both sides of the tank with each arm bearing four nozzles. The arrangement suggests a pair of downward projecting arms, possibly symmetric on either side of the tank.
Japanese plum trees show vigor and distinct leaves
Soder's trees planted four years ago in a college pine scrub area are thriving with good color and vigor. The Japanese plum differs from domestic varieties with longer thinner leaves and greater growth. Fruits are short, round, plump but susceptible to curculio and black knot. sheep and proper feeding recommended for growth and pest control.
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Fullerton Vaya
Fragmentary commodity notes from an agricultural column
Readable lines discuss farming topics including grocers, corn, cabbage, hog constipation issues, feeding schedules, cowpeas and barley as companion crops, and chicken feeds. Several misspellings appear, but the piece conveys general farming advice and observations without a clear single narrative or event.
Japanese Plum Varieties Prove Hardy and Profitable
Japanese plum varieties are popular with growers in the east due to their hardiness and early market arrival. These varieties show bright colors from cherry reds to light yellows, sell readily, and bring good prices, thriving on nearly any soil.
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East
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Clover Embroidery Club
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Mt. Vledsank Avenue
Laney
Johm Peyns
Joseph Nessler
Golde Circle Club
Robert Failert
Dawes Mendrickson
Will Behaynan
Violet Club
Jaele Rabmes
Violet
Vernon
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le Roy Daily
Harry Hensler
Crex Clan
Crex Club
Bert Hand
Frank Cronin
Will @oelker
Chas, Ecketein
Ila
Robert
Tessie
Teeta Misa Diefenbach
Ruth Diefenbach
College of Music du Cineinnati
Elizabeth Render
For Co
Lansing
Mich
Mary A. McKemy
Xenia
W. C. McKemy
A D. Mathes
Middletown
Ber; Strauss
Sineintati
al Hui
Cheviot
Outdor Ocdasion
Wayne
Messalina
Miami
Miami Shoe CO
Rentschler
Ismay
Titanic
Nce
America
la Grecane
Coragia
The
Mathes-Sohngen Co
Rome
Agnes
Ryle
Erowili
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