Watkin’s Return and Local Visits Highlight Janesville News
The community notes Watking returns from DuBois after visiting parents Mrs. D. S. Watkins and Philadelphia native Mrs. G. Wilse Earl on Water Street. Arthur Lowry of St. Clair Mich. undergoes a serious operation and recuperates at his parents’ home on School Street. Edward Rowe of North Sixth returns from rheumatism treatment in Warren Pa. Mrs. Rowe receives word this morning. J. Henderson hosts his Sunday school class with an oyster supper and games, followed by music. attendees include Earl rt, Arthur Walker, Luther Wilse, Lawrence Harmon, William, Darrel Coon, Clinton Lockard, Jt Walker, Charles Stuchel, and Grayton Walker. Palladia Lodge Odd Fellows plans their 65th annual banquet for Feb. 19 in Indiana. The Ford ad proclaims ease of operation as a standard for war era. The Wayne-White House tragedy and 1841 history are touched upon, with mentions of Tyler’s era and related deaths, weddings, and social notes.
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J.1. Henderson
Earl Rt
Arthur Walker
Luther Wil- Lawrence Harmon
William Is
Darrel Coon
Clinton Lockard
Walker
Charles Stuchel
Grayton Walker
Salt Germs In Salt Says Physiologist
A physiologist warns that both gray and refined white salts carry heavy bacterial contamination. He cites mud in gray salt and clay residues in refinery salt, noting millions of bacteria per gram. The pure food advocates are urged to rethink salt processing and safety.
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Uura
Remarkable journey of a billiard table across Montenegro
A giant billiard table traveled from Cattaru to Cedinje in Montenegro, possibly the most remarkable journey ever. Fifty strong men bore the heavy frame over the mountain while all guides shouted directions, passing through the building that housed the nave at Big.
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Cattaru
Cedinje
Montenegro
Feta
Discovery of todine by Bernard Courtois
A London Telegraph notice states Bernard Courtois, a Dijon chemist, first announced the discovery of todine about a century ago. The remark places his achievement in historical context, noting the significance of his contribution to chemistry and how it is valued by history.
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Bernard Courtois
Todine
Dijon
Academy
London Telegraph
United States of America
Great Britain
United Suties
France
Manny Billves
New York
Ellnaven's Affliction and Beethoyatur's Silence
A fragmented historical note describes Beethoyatur suffering seventeen years of silence after renowning exquisite music, with Ellnaven's affliction and intense melancholy marking a period of artistic and emotional ache.
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Ellnaven
Beethoyatur
Fiist
Ati
Rexall Olive OiI Emulsion Promoted by Local Drugstore
Local pharmacists promote Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion as a safe nerve food tonic and builder for strength and digestion. They emphasize value for money, no habit forming drugs, and a money back guarantee if customers are not satisfied. Sold only at Rexall stores, in this town by Elmer W. Allison at 672 Philadelphia Street.
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Rexall
Elmer W. Allison
Odd Fellows Bldg
Philadelphia Street
Envy of Secrets From Ancient Crafts across Time
A discussion on how trade secrets from past ages shape modern industry in perfumes, medicines, and art. It notes that many secrets remain lost or buried, while some historic techniques like Greek fire and Roman mortar have faded with time. The piece reflects on the price of secrecy in crafts and science through anecdotes.
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Raphiel
Ruveus
Correggio van Dyck
Asche
Villaze
Wales
Blacksuil
Lveheanith
Potasyu
Leniden
Authoritative Q&A on guilt and moral control
Fragmentary quotes discuss guilt and moral responsibility. The piece references a studio, landlord, and a Philadelphia inquiry style quotation, hinting at a debate on personal accountability and social roles. No clear narrative or event is detectable.
Fragmented English Tales and Oddities from a Year’s Slice
A collection of clipped anecdotes and scenes from a British newspaper page. Includes misreadings of Shakespeare by a Greek pupil, flirtatious banter between a couple, nickel savings philosophy, a golf match between a golfer and an angler, notes on wealth comparisons, and light humor about fountain pens and etiquette.
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England
Lara
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Watking
DuBois
D. S. Watkins
Philadelphia
Arthur Lowry
St. Clair Mich
Cently
Alex
School Street
Edward Rowe
North Sixth
Afayette Sutter
East Philadeleee
Odd Fellows
Lodge
Independent Order of Odd WS
Indiana
Wil Y Farrison
Tyler
Tytler
Leti
Eliabeth
Haar Waller
Virginia
Pele
Hell
Potomac
Brilaot
Tylor
T c Congress
Entilnet
Gardiner
Executive Mansion
Washington
Qharies My. Harvey
Leslie
Résalte
Grant Street
F. A. Knouff
Keenan
Pittsburgh
Care Gazette
A. A
H. P. Beans
Marshall Building
Indiana County
South Second Street
Church Street
Dia
Dolly
Daisy
Chicago News
Marjorie
New York ‘Mines
Golong
THE
OLE Masters
Ices
Petreing House
Jones
Wicks
Brookelyn Vimes
Chicago ‘Tribune
Philadeltplus Inquirer
Celleerse
Sibaltoray
Hhe
India
Ameer
Afghanistan
Cou Eee
Timeer
Taddt
Dadia
Walabe Ington
Bine
Stiukespeare
Aother
Tritter
Duluit Herald
Crewford
Sewlog Circle
Hittru Jeu
Courage
Fai Civeru
Waterman-Waterbury
Waterbury
W. P. Kelley
Beecham
H. T. Boarts & Co
Creakside
Harry Flicenger
Homer City
Grumbling
H. E. Burns
Deckers Point
Hasinger Bros
G. W. Pioteer
Frank H. Learn
H. Reithmiller
Marion Center
G. EF. Daugherty
H. Wetzel
Marion
Clair Karapp
Geo. FH
Lum Doukiois
Manufacturers’ Agent
Pennsylvania
Sie
Epee Verne
Fabius
Har Herts
Hildebrand
the Gazette Job Department
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