The House of Quality Jewelry House Ad
An old jewelry store ad extols Quality as the first thought when buying jewelry or cut glass silverware or any item from a premier shop. The house proclaims its motto The House of Quality and notes establishment in 1852.
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House of Quality
Norwegian Log Cabins Through the Ages
The article traces Norway's log cabin evolution from windowless huts to homier two story homes, aided by Dr. Sandvig of Lillehammer. It describes heavy pine construction, hewn uniform logs, sod roofs, and vivid depictions of interior furnishings and rustic roofs with wild plants and flowers.
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Christiania
Norway
Sandvig
Lillehammer
Mrs Sage buys Marsh Island for migratory bird refuge
New York Mrs Russell Sage has purchased Marsh Island on the gulf coast southwest of New Orleans for 150000. She dedicates it as a guarded refuge for migratory birds and protection to the game birds that flock there each winter. The island runs about eighteen miles long and nine miles wide.
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New York
Football Schedule Notes for Hanover and Partners
Franklin plays Hanover on October 26. Moores Hill visits Hanover on November 2. Kentucky State University comes to Lexington for a November 9 game. University of Louisville hosts Hanover in Louisville on November 15.
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Franklin
Hanover
Moores Hill
Kentucky State University
Lexington
University of Louisville At
Louisville, Ky
Hanover Labeled Favorable by Indiana Synod at Shelbyville
The Presbyterian Synod of Indiana meeting in Shelbyville endorsed Hanover College in a formal resolution urging Presbyterian families to educate their children and invest in Christian education. The event featured Hanover leaders and alumni including President W A Millis and Dr W C Covert of Chicago.
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Presbyterian Synod of Indiana
Shelbyville
Hanover
W. C. Covert
Chicago
Millis
Synod of Indiana
Hanover College
Synod
W. A. Millis
J. S. Hawk
Frank C. Hood
Madison
J. E. Taggart
Jeffersonville
Thomas Stevens
Bethlehem
Ward
Vevay
Huntington
L. P. Marshall
Bloomfield
J. S. Burns
South Bend
G. Espey
Rising Sun
W. F. Gilchrist
Greensburg
W. E. Hunter
Columbia City
Walter S. Montgomery
Size of patterns for stockings increases in Washington
A Washington department store manager estimates pattern sizes for stockings will rise this season, adding about 300000 dollars to hosiery makers. Mrs. A A Bierney, president of the Mothers' congress, calls the extra cost for the good of the race and notes Washington girls are gaining size and strength like New York's.
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Washington
A. A. Bierney
The
Mothers’ Congress
New York
Reminder of old max on peace and war prep
The brief notes a maxim about preparing for conflict during peacetime and urges readiness for a new approach or purchase. It hints at a push to obtain something new as part of staying prepared.
J C Hills Shoe Repair Relocates to Brandt Property
J C Hills announces the best shoe repair assortment in town. W M Bivens moves his shoe repair business from Files Street to Brandt Property beside Wilsons Store. Shoes repaired neatly and quickly with soles nailed or sewn.
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Files St
Brandt
Wilsons Store
Chrestomathean Deliberates On Current Events And Debates
Chrestomathean reports strong turnout with five new members and eleven added this year. Four declamations and five essays were presented including Miss Jants on learning and Miss Reinho mer on The True Vision. A six member debate weighed Roosevelt vs Wilson with suffragists unable to prove their candidate superior. The group will continue roll calls with a current event to stay informed on universal topics.
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Chresto
Roosevelt
Wilson
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