Changes In Theatricals And Public Taste Shift
A periodical laments changing theater tastes from vaudeville to drama and operas. It notes actors returning from vaudeville, mixed reception of grandeville, and a hope for renewed appreciation of quality plays and actors amid a wavering public. It also cites liquor sale enforcement and mentions Indiana democracy, Hearst, and Roosevelt context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sratch
Grandeville
Atul
Theublic
December Outing and Club Christmas Night Traditions
Reading the December Outing issue reveals a memory of Ed Booth and the club’s Christmas celebration. The piece notes the New Year’s Eve ritual, the lab house fire, and a festive dinner with boar’s head and seed cake while describing the Twelfth Night gathering and yearly rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Edwin Booth
Lab
Booth
Mare Auiye
Andres A
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Mery
Mannering
Passage of the Veteran pensioners noted in Tenn report
The article reports rapid deaths among Civil War veterans in Tennessee. It notes a latest pension examiners’ board finding and that many surviving pensioners have died since the last update, reflecting the era’s aging veteran population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Law Prize for Anna's Love in Grand Rapids
Miss Ann Whalen sues Harlow F. Abbott of Saranny for breach of promise alleging he asked her to marry on August 1, 1900 and set dates then delayed to March 1, 1901 when he broke the engagement and returned the ring and letters. Also notes Crawfordsville report of Anivin A Teasman, once a leading farmer near here, now heard from in Mineoury claiming to a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Grand Rapids
Mica
Ann Whalen
Harlow F. Abbott
Saranny
Walcott
Abbow
Crawfordsville
Anivin A. Teasman
Here
Mineoury
Pia
4 Corner for the Women Christmas Shopping Rites
Fragmented OCR text discusses Christmas shoppers and a variety of people and items, mentioning women, names, places, and products in a dense, jumbled form. The readable content hints at a local community page listing individuals, goods, and street references with no clear narrative or event.
Dinner Menu From An Antiquated Kitchen Harbors Odd Dishes
Fragmented OCR reveals a strange dinner menu or household guide with garbled lines about baked Lane Seal, washing instructions, and dish preparation. It mentions CO Water, ants, and various miswritten terms, suggesting a mid-20th century domestic listing with scattered recipes and cleaning tips. The text blends cooking steps with odd phrases and unrelated lines, yielding a surreal, patchwork menu across multiple subjects.
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper fragment mentions a public sale action and local officials with unclear details. The readable items reference names and locations vaguely, but the main event suggests a forthcoming sale process and official involvement.
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Forsign Advertising Department
Prime Belding
Calcaga
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Indiana
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John W. Woltzian
Harry B. Smith
Cya
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Thomas Shipp
Shaw
Toyland
Tailuna
Santa Chua
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Saturda
Oliver Lyman
Mont Rvtrsene
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Weutier- Myres
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Kersey
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Aden
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Seth
Tunstan
Fairbanks
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Erstein
Custer
Pete Alk
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EMC
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Ina Aluwty
Saad Nak Dow
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Empyens Outs
Etree Suman
Crete
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Candy Cathartin
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Addrene Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
Xmas Morris
China
Tonto
Morri
National Furniture Co
Washington Street
Vonnegut Hardware Company
A. C. Reed
Bates Sr
Carnar Hobie
Indianapolis
Diana
Dichmann
Howell Waddle
Law Building
Vories
Business College
Waduanapolis
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