Agnes Martin Dream Turned With Cousin Bob at The Theater
Agnes Martin, a factory worker at Hoffer and Hoffer, meets her Cousin Bob who frees her for an evening out. He buys her a stylish waist and accessories, takes her to a theater, and the pair share hopeful plans for a future in the East as they enjoy a glamorous night out. The scene blends workaday life with budding romance and a taste of spectacle.
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Agnes Martin
Hoffer & Hoffer
Agnes
Cousin Agnes
Cousin Bob
Bob
Mia
Barker
East
Harper's Weekly
Imitation spat over winter bat in small town
In a local chat both Eeith and Mrs Waldron fret over a winter bat that resembles one Eeith owns. Crops are harvested with good yields and no government collapse feared. Mary has had measles but recovered. many reasons to feel thankful abound in the community.
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Mary
Lincoln Proclamations Shaping Thanksgiving History
The article traces Lincoln era Thanksgiving proclamations from 1862 to 1864, noting arbirtrary dates and multiple thanksgivings amid war. It highlights proposals and proclamations, including dates for national days of thanksgiving, and mentions Sarah Josepha Hale's influence in turning observances into broader tradition.
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Nicolay & Hay
Lincoln
Farragut
Canby and
Granger
Sarah Josepha Hale
God
Cy’ Ladies
Dook
Thanksgiving Recipe Reflections On Service And Cheer
A reflective Thanksgiving recipe blends tested methods with seasonal warmth. It extols a clean business, hard work, service to others, remembered favors, a clear conscience, and belief in universal brotherhood, all mixed with cheerfulness as a daily practice.
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Universal Brotherhood of Man
Local residents mix with kin and relatives in weekend visits
Indiana worker Melton spent Sabbath with patients at a local place. William Isenberg and family from New Florence visited the Samuel Felton home. Unegh Mack visits his niece Mrs James THM of Mondville. Paul Rehn of Vandergrift spends a day with patentees. Cora Shatter Joria and Either Mack shopped in New Worenes. The Logan family and wife visited nursing attendants at a hospital in Cumberland. Various locals including Watkinshterg, Russell Mack with minister Cassle, and Armand spent Sunday with Dean Cass’s household. Mrs Milo Luther and others attended events in WEE fret deretlat. Chas Wiener and son Reineid visited Folnistoswn. J We Wakver’s wife spent time with relatives in Johnstown. Elizabeth Mack of Johnstown, with friend Mr James, spent Sabbath with her parents. L W Ober of Lovejoy and G W Lockard of Garman’s Mills were in town yesterday.
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Ghas. Melton
Indiana
William Isenberg
New Flovence
Samuel Felton
Unegh
Mack
James Thm
Mondville
Paul Rehn
Vandergrift
Cora Shatter
Joria
New Worenes
Logan
Watkinshterg
Vussell Mack
Bhnister
Cassle
Ils
Willian
Cere
Armand
Dean Cass
Milo Luther
Altra
Wigner
Chas
Wiener
Reineid
Thanksgiving Spirit and the Value of Life and Health
The passage extols gratitude for gifts, life, health, and the preservation of loved ones. It argues the deepest thanks lie in reflecting on these blessings and expressing them through generous deeds and love toward others less favored.
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Drunsters
Golly
Boyhood
Henry Howland
OLVDE
L.W. Ober
Lovejoy
GW. Lockard
Garman's Mills
Wien A
Ita
Indiana, Fenna
Hart
Rie
HU Outfitters
Urs
Men’s Union
Talies
Te Vale
Vale
Godfrey Marshall
Indiana County
Nersaffh
Hop
EIA
Aries
Santos
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