Lincoln Christmas Dinner Recalled a Family Reunion
The piece describes Lincoln Christmas Day 1863 as a vivid memory of a festive White House dinner. It notes a Thanksgiving proclamation tie, Sarah Lincoln, Tad and Robert Lincoln visiting, and a famed turkey spared from execution after an improvised reprieve. It recounts dishes, family ties, and a dramatic moment over the Christmas turkey amid wartime duty.
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Lincoln
White House
Emanceipator
Sarah
Indiana
Goven
Kinecht
Watt
Aron Origsby
Mlunin
Matilde Dohnson
Abraham
Tendwy Ried Squier
Dowuis
Therma Tincmle
Anderson
Thomas Lincoln
Vinepolu
Nataly
Meo
Gorate
Elie
Pst
Setae
Hivelow
Anton Digehy
Sypier Vall
Ceork
Rollie
Wilks
Dom
Dente Wanks
Virginia
Sambane
Ava
Tad
Robert
Torvard
Hank
Tim
Vinliamoe
Veis del Foo
White House Innes
Jack
Christias Dimen
Hind
Bird
Hin
Waa
Pri
Tin Turkey
Cad Hall
Widkowdt
United
Uckey
Jiherty
Uineath
Nickey
Eigen Hickey
England’s War Debt Interest Payments Draw Conflicting Reactions
Washington reports England as the sole nation likely to profit from or resist the settlement of war debts to the United States. The piece notes Britain’s cautious stance on reducing payments, parallels with France and other allies, and hints at possible repudiation talk while stressing English and Allied pressures shaping future negotiations.
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Washington
England
United States
Annovien
Vrance
Chamber of Deputieg
Germany
Versailles
Congress
Hoover
Marty
Granville Baptist College Origins in Early Ohio History
The Ohio Baptist movement shaped Granville's religious and educational landscape. Welsh Baptists settled in Licking County, Granville's early church formed in 1805, and by 1832 Granville Baptist College emerged, later becoming Denison University in 1846 named for Governor Denison. The Ohio Baptist Education Society organized in 1800 aiming to establish a college, with Granville chosen for its moral climate and Baptist strength.
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Hupitat
Amos Uae
Verihwest
Ohio
Vo Londling
Xeats of
Granville
Baptist Sehnol
Denise Uite
Baptisty
Denon ‘Micophilus Reesone A. Welsh Baptiste
Welsh Baptist Church
Wayid
St. Mibans
Presbyteriana
Ohio Baptist Education Society
Hernuna
Granville Baptist College
Cal Jega
Denison
William Denison
Ohio Baptist Songort
Graneville
Poasttown Grange and Community Notes Turnout
Poasttown Des 24 regular grange meeting at the schoolhouse Tuesday evening. Community notices include Betty Banker returning from Miami University for holidays, Miss Paul Reeve’s funeral at J.P. Riggs funeral home Middletown after double pneumonia, and multiple local visits, illnesses, and moves among residents.
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Poasttown
Des
The
Grange
Houard
Betty Banker
Miami University
Fred Baeker
B. KH. Baxly
Albert Temple
A. White
Cincinnati
Frank Marie
Fir Creek
J. EB
George Lewis
Bridge Club
Bliss Henrietta Litseh
Maple Park
Paul Reeve
Middletown Hospital
Paul
J.P. Riggs
Middletown
Fred Belhard
Grippe
Tom Suider
Mike Pons
Raymond Vaullin
Bud Shoemaker
Prippe
George Henry
Say Sharritts
Honge
Brown’e Run
Charles Dickey
Sam Sharriths
Mike Poast
Dinkey
Frank Cox
Columbus
Arn Rains
Albert. Myers
Er. L. Banker
Barker
Emma
Vane
Laurence
Michael
Franklin
Roy Darragh
Misa Minnie
G. B. Oaker
Arthur Monette
Frank Temple
J. A. Temple
Fred Babbuld
Frank Housemaan
Mansfield
George Redge
Ashlind
Kys
Bart Ball
Mugon
Pan
Reeve
Vera Thompson
Miltonville
Grover Cront
Mia
William Hollen Wough
Charles Shoemaker
Loi
Normay
Nellie
Louchin Seibold
Furst Middietown
Royal ship sails Antarctic voyage to estimate whale population
The royal restored vessel under Valsiond Islands oversight sails to the Antarctic to gauge whale populations. Five British scientists are among the dying crew members after the voyage.
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Wala
Melhonutuc
Astralia
Tiiavovery
Valsiond Islands
Antarctic
Fragmented Opinion on Anglo American Relations and British Diplomacy
The text discusses skepticism about American willingness to aid, contrasting with England as a reliable financial beacon. It notes Britain still stands as a beacon of fiscal dependability, praising its diplomacy while commenting on debt reduction and perceived American ingratitude. The passage reflects a dated, opinionated view of international relations.
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England
Gonlrast
County Fair As Community Project Proves Successful
Marion county officials replaced professional acts with home talent and local events turning the county fair into a community project. Receipts reached 3400 dollars against 6970 dollars in expenditures, marking the first time in five years the fair stayed out of the red. The festival featured athletic contests, a marion county revue, and local photographs and attractions, drawing crowds and promising growing popularity as a homegrown event for farmers and residents.
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Mavie
Ohio
Rot County
Marion
Marion County
Rosemary's Song Remembrance and Letters Across Time
A nostalgic column recalls the ballad Rosemary That's For Remembrance with memories of performers Mary Clair Wharmas and Mary Elliott Murphy. Pauline Straub Campbell of New York writes of Manie Murphy and Rose Stewart Van der Veer, sharing recollections of school days, concerts, and family ties in a reflective, era-tinged voice.
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Drande
Italy
Eugene Cowlwa
Hannsome
Victor Newbert
Fortune Telfer
Anc
Bostonian Opera Company
Annie Laurie
Eternal Hall of Fame
Mary
Claire Wharmas
Mary Ailiott Murphy
Trua
Hamilton
Pauline Straub Campbell
New York City
Phe
Clair Narphy
Thomas
Sol
Stalin
Manie
Sand
Bob’ Eliott
Rosemary
Pauline Streub
Rossini
Ealeaman
Gershwin
Welcart Elliott
George St. Clair
Mayne Michael N. McGinniss
Bbvaul Honan
Shab 1
Manic
Main Street
High Street
Ehurch
Mayec
Marie
Roy
van der Veer
Mar Clellan
Jo van der Vue Fox
Shend Anil
Mae van der Veer
Kentucky
Rose Stewart
Faraway Farm
Roebuck Springs
Birmingham
Ality
Mrs. Murphy
Will Thomas
Manio
Hor
Tam
Stewart
Philadelphia
Srankfort
Murphy
Rene
Rose Stewart van der Veer
Atlanta Gasoline Well Proves Only a Leak
Dreaming of riches, Atlanta youths find a flowing gas well in a North Atlanta residential area. They siphon gasoline from the leak into salvaged automobiles, prompting curiosity and an investigation by authorities. Officials determine about 1,000 gallons had seeped from a winter-ground subsoil vein, with flow expected for weeks.
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Atlanta
Alanta
North Ails
Lepread
Minnesota Lake Area To Be Kept In Wild State
Minnesota's conservation commission plans to keep a lake area in a natural state by withdrawing shores from sale or lease. The aim is to preserve views as seen by early settlers, with beaches and cottages left uninhabited and waves and ice shaping the landscape. Population density noted as about 13 persons per square mile in New Deal-era Minnesota.
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Minnesota Lake
Minneapolis
Minnnesota
Minnesota
Conservation Commission
Newdealand
Christmas Carols Inspire Young Readers at Madison School
Fourth grade pupils under Miss Elizabeth Schware staged a Dickens inspired program for first and second graders. The children performed scenes from A Christmas Carol, including Scrooge and Tiny Tim, eliciting cheers and heartfelt responses from the audience.
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Wetzel
Gernwin
Fuc
Sheritling
Charles Dickens
Serson
Elizabeth Schware
Madison School
Billy Shank
Scrooge
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