Emily and Peter Pass Through a Monotonous City Ride
Emily rebels against her life with Hastings as the crowded trolley car drifts toward a drawbridge. On a whim she plans to quit, traveling with Peter William, her fiancé, to new scenes and perhaps love away from the dull office routine. Emily’s inner voice questions a life of routine while the journey becomes a doorway to shifting loyalties and a chance encounter with romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes
Marlly Richmond
Borin
Emily
Peter William
Schary
Hastings
Fiocros & Wastings
Eswt
Elty
Mies Wichmond
Grheed
Laurezaiore
Erneste Che
Salem
Peter
Bener
Amd
Derek Gingyeld
Jim
Tie
Enener
Abe
Mies
Mae Ob
Bunny
Saae
Bobby's "Girl" Entanglement Upends Wedding Plans
Mrs Van Leyden investigates rumors of Bobby Van Leyden's romance and confronts Miss Farrell and her mother in a Victorian social trap. A staged dinner reveals a web of deception as Bobby is unknowingly wooed by Miss Farrell's mother while Miss Farrell pretends to be others. The evening ends with the real machinations exposed and the girl admitting the weekly ruse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Farrell
Minas Farrell
Joe
Bobby
Mike Farrell
Robby
Tinperia
Master Bobby
Mrs. van Leyden
Madge
Mrs. Farrell
New Masters of the Battle in Petrograd Draws Finland as Fairyland
Arthur Rutt recalls a journey from Petrograd where a checked bag and labeled coat pass through functionaries, then a station restaurant offers coffee with cream. He describes Finnish waitresses in crisp uniforms and a dreamlike scene of chocolate castle maids as he moves toward an imagined frontier thirty miles from Petrograd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
Arthur Rutt
Humorous Exchange About Reading Lore From The Paper
A husband reads outlandish lines about a hungry boy who buys an orange, leaps into a dry mill pond and burns alive, followed by a goat chasing elephants and horses dying. His wife quips about buying shirts as a bargain, from London A.P. wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubby
London Apawers
Lightning Flash Leaving Tiny Trace on Photo
A recent photograph captured a lightning flash with a trace on the image estimated at one fifth of an inch. The measurement used the trace size and the distance from the camera to the struck tower to determine the thickness of the lightning bolt.
Bethel Community Life Noted In Local News
The Bethel area reports busy farm work with tobacco setting and corn planting. Sunday school at the Chapel progresses. Rev Hecks preached at Hamlin's Chapel. Various residents face illnesses and travel, with several neighbors visiting and hosting events over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hecks
Hamlin’s
Suburban Curtain Fire Prompts Quick Rescue
A resident entering her sitting room found a window curtain ablaze from a gas jet. A cook, slow to respond, explained she was preparing hot water and cold water mix to tackle the flames, arguing about the urgency of aid as the fire was extinguished by a man who stamped it out.
The Spanish Main meaning and coastal waters
The Spanish Main names waters along South America's north coast from the Orinoco to the Isthmus of Panama and the Caribbean provinces of Central America. English voyagers used the term in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, marking areas frequented by Spanish vessels and under Spanish influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Spal
Orinoco River
Darien
Panna
Spanten
Central America
Caribbean Sea
Caribbean
Unveiling Planned at Leach Burial Ground Near Rosine
In Horse Branch area residents busy with tobans. Miss Kate DeHart guests of Charley De Hart at Beaver Dam. Wavy St Clair visiting Rockport friends. John Phelps buys a new Ford. Wade DeHart visiting Annabel Spencer in Nevada Missouri. Unveiling at Leach burying grounds near Rosine on June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate DeHart
Charley de Hart
Beaver Dam
Wavy St Clair
Rockport
John Phelps Han
Wade DeHart
Ater
Annabel Spencer
Nevada
Missouri
Leach Burying Grounds
Rosine
Illinois Central Warns On Careful Crossing Campaign
The Illinois Central System promotes the Careful Crossing Campaign from June 1 to September 20, urging drivers to Stop Look and Listen at rail grade crossings. The piece notes staggering growth in motor vehicles, the high cost of eliminating crossings, and past accident figures, urging public cooperation and rail cooperation with patrons for safer crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central System
American Ailway Association
Fins
Progres
United States
Interstate Commerce Commlssion
Tllinois
Campaiign
American Railway Association
Community notes from the Patton and Funk families
Mr Clarence Patton and wife hosted Mrs Patton’s parents Mr and Mrs Shawn at Beda over the weekend. Miss Opal Funk stayed with her uncle Ira D Fank and Mrs Punk. A Mothers and Fathers Day exercise is planned at the Baptist Church on the second Sunday in June with all day services. Elvis Fuk traveled from Bowling Green with his sitters Mrs W P Hoagland and Mrs Roxcoy Baird, who had been visiting there. Mrs Fank returned home. Miss Cora Kirk visited Miss Carrie Luke for the weekend and Sunday School and singing at Union Grove progressed nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Patton
W. P. Hoagland
Roxcoy Baird
Fank
Cora Kirk
Carrie Luke
Union Grove
Questions and Bible Answers Melange Centerpiece
The fragment asks about how God expresses infinite love and cites Bible verses. It references John 8 16 and questions about the Ferient of Scripture carved on George Washington’s tomb, plus First and Second Commandments, David’s remark to Solomon, and Solomon on wisdom’s beginning. It resembles a religious miscellany item with scattered verse references.
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George Washington
David
Solomon
Local notes from OLATON and surrounding areas
OLATON residents share trips and visits as Laka Payton returns from Oklahoma and Mrs. John Stone visits Indianapolis. Local figures Lewis Martin and Rowe Cooke are noted with a substitute ram at the M. H. and E. store. Community members travel to Beaver Dam, Spring Lick, Browne and Princeton Indiana, with church and social events planned including a Cane Run Sunday School convention and a dance with ice cream supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Martin
M. H
John Stone
Indianapolis
Verdie Allen
Rowe Cooke
Near Select
Ray Cook
Priday
Essie Miller
Spring Lick
Mite
Tina May Daniel
Beaver Dam
T. W. Daniel
J. L. DeHart
Cane Run
Mies Hattie May
Sulphur Springs
Claton Boys
Patterson
Stone
Frank St. Clair
McHenry
Loy Givens
Bond Market Quotations Include Liberty and Victory Prices
Liberty bonds show quotes around 100.00 to 100.90 with various series. The report notes that accrued interest is not included and is added from the previous coupon date to the settlement date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Victory
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MH. Louis Raybold
Paeseses
By Malcolm Brown
Euetedet Ome Noreen
Union
Finland
Bethel
Richard McDowell
Albert Mosley
Charlie Hawkins
Akron
Ohio
Goodrich Rubber Company
J. D. Thompson
Simmons
J. R. Carter
Central City
Barnie Hooker
Earl Mishop
Mies Artie Tatum
Goshen
Mra
Laney Maples
Estell Stewart
Childrens
Hucknell
Ind
Mra. Stewart
Letere
Frank Maples
Mr. Maples
Eda Tatum
Alice Harret
John Milburn
James Daniel
Bob Milburn
Minerva Furrel
Thatch Pickerel
Prentins
C. H. Markham
Hiinels Central System
1. D. Claire
Amos Carson
John Moore
Oas
Paducah
Alec Porter
Alec
Finke
Morgantown
Haly
Republican
Mat Hunter
Louieville
Wym
Missus McPheag
Buddy
Fluke
Bat
Hin
Bine
Tarry
Olaton
Laka Payton
Oklahoma
Bond Market
Fletcher
Castoria
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