Art Loan Exhibit Continues At Home Event
Society notes describe continuation of an art loan exhibition at the home of Mr and Mrs Beth Fitz Tony on North Turtle Street. The display features embroideries laces painted china brass copperwork old quilts and ivory items arranged as an art salon. Girls from the domestic science department will operate a display for 10 cents and proceeds support education and local welfare.
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Illphone
Doneslie
Fieir Wor Vis
Tunterryn
Unclear Kidney Remedy Ad Claims Quick Relief
An old ad offers 15 cents for a 'Kaskers Kidney' pack from Carrbrug Co. Indiana. It claims backache signals kidney trouble and promises relief within 24 hours for symptoms like head and joint pains, puffiness, frequent urination, and shortness of breath, warning of fatal diseases if untreated.
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Carr Brug Co
Swain Bidgmale
Indiana
Kaskers
First Ward Bridge Whit cii Wednesday entertain at home
In a damaged fragment from a January event, Miss Tila Bay hosts a local gathering at her home Wednesday evening assisted by Joh Andrews. Five hundred guests expected to attend, with entertainment planned by Five Hundred Lub al hee hume tami stbernoan.
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Joh Andrews
Miss Tila Bay
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Costume description and materials list fragment
An OCR fragment describes a costume outfit with a plain skirt and satin bodice, trimmed with buttons and ribbons. It mentions a stretched satin hat with wings and lists materials for a four and a half yard length and a coat with buttons, all in a period newspaper voice.
Personal notices of travel and visits in a community
Mona Miller departs tonight for Gannison Col. Homer Bitun and family hosted Fosterdaye guests. Mrs Ida Cowling and son Living of Kirkwood Ma return from a three week visit with Mrs Whi Johnson. Herman Hoffman party plan a twelve day trip to Marlinsville for Hoffman's health. Don Nuysley leaves Claragu after visiting Dy and Mrs Merle Menon. Anton Meyer, Lower Water dept employee, is seriously ill at home on Tose Avenue. Mrs Chuanne Marply and Miss Kenny were guests of Ree C A Austin. Paul Diotaunsel, formerly of Hamilton, visiting New York for business and pleasure, stopped with his parents. Win Beckett family heard Mrs Wiskalhe in Cine. Mrs Yo Lo Kuwely dies.
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Raton
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Whi. Johnson
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Merle Menon
Anton Meyer
Pity Water Department
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Tose Avenue
Chuanne Marply
Misa Kenny
Ree C. A Austin
Paul Diotaunsel
Hamion
New York
Chica
Mexico
Friens
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Beckett
Mas. Wiskalhe
Iegne
Yo Lo Kuwely
Ed Hawt
Las Vuegas
New Mesira
Oxford Cottage Prayer Meetings Draw Afternoon Revival
Oxford College notes revival services in the Oxford Agency Journal with daily afternoon meetings and a recital by the Dianlie Art students. The piece lists participants, dates, and a local obituary, plus a Southern Trip feature and a high school basketball result.
Oxford College News Week of Fraternity Events and Arts
Fraternity dance at the Phi Delta Theta house Saturday night featured representatives from other fraternities. Oxford College notes include a Novice round of student activities, a Walked Wall team defeat at Middletown, a visiting former Villages grocer, and a novel gift exchange party at Beekult's hall. Sunday vesper services and revival meetings at the college chapel progress with varied musical numbers and a faculty procession in cap and gown. A Chicago Grand Opera Company visit and upcoming dramatic recital by the Oxford College Dramatic Society are reported.
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de Wer
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Wilda Wilson Chaveb
Hed Audeaits
Oxford College Dramatic Society
Poe Amin
Richard AL Tek
Chicago Grad Oper
I Music Hall Cincinnati program lines up three shows
The article notes three programs at I Music Hall in Cincinnati on Friday focusing on a performer who will sing poems in the event. It mentions Miss Margaret Millikin as soprano lead at the Thursday morning chapel service singing Just as I am. Guests include Miss Charlotte Aiken and Miss Florence Montz with chaperone Miss Rens Richey at a D. E. fraternity house informal party. An former student Miss Gertrude Barcus of Crawfordsville Ind has moved to South Dakota claiming 160 acres after residency. friends celebrate. The Oxford College choir under Professor Hanson rehearses a January concert with a planned operetta and readings, while Miss Roth Nier hosts visitors, including Mrs Flora Kier of Indianapolis and D. C. Henderson of Lima, who visited with his daughter.
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Charlotte Aiken
Florence Montz
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Indianapolis
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Ad Across Town
An advertisement touts Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets for indigestion with Bis muth and helpers. It promises soothing relief for irritable stomachs and improved digestion. Offers three sizes from 25 cents to $1.00 with store location given at Second and Vick streets.
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