Community Notes From Flat Creek Social Roundup
Flat Creek community items list residents and visitors with names including Mrs LaPlant, Kathy, Kliken, Scott, Avelyn, Tolion, Mire, Hitokte Got, Miva, Eston, Mr. Goo, Mrs. George Goo, Mr. Hasro Robins, Saunders family, and DOD Hro. Mention of a dinner, 8-day event, and preparations as families plan moves to Taekwon Sunity. Also notes visits by Allen Mie Ruby Stevens, Red Cross nursing enlistment, Lieutenant Ward Gee arriving in France, and summer plans for Minerva DeViney in Moran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenebor
Howe
LaPlant
Mea
George Kathy
Kliken
Scott
Avelyn
Mpa
Tolion
Mire
Miva
Ehel
Apon Eston
Meo
DJ Goo
Summer complaints prompt household medicine use
A treatise notes that summer bowel complaints affect many families and stress the need for prompt treatment with a stored remedy. It cites Mel F F Scott of Scottaville New York praising Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy after severe summer illness and pain. Also listed are farm equipment for sale and household goods. The Hungarian race origin section claims Magyars are Finno Ugric and traces their move from western Siberia to present Hungary after the eighth century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel. F.F. Scott
Scottaville
N.Y
Chamberlain
Pinland
Turky Fights With Fists In Gallipoli Encounter
A young British officer observes a brutal brawl with a Turkish challenger during a Gallipoli flare up. The two men exchange blows on uneven ground, each landing hard strikes as bystanders watch a tense, protracted fight that ends with the combatants exhausted and managing only partial accounts of the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipali
Bnetiah
Turki
Mir Hyteng
Muneelten
Willem Sid
Cory
Tires and feet healers in war and Western China
An article mixes wartime tire philosophy with a lecture on Army shoe quality and leather, noting soldiers receive foot care products to prevent trench sores, the army’s focus on comfort, and a discussion from the Anerley Leather Chemists Association about leather and shoe construction. It transitions to a brief history of Christian missions in China, the 1845 grant of preaching permissions after the Opium War, and the Taiping rebellion led by a self-proclaimed divine king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlin
Anerley Leather
American Chemical Society
Dia
Sam
Sale of Jules Clarette Library at Hotel Drouot
The Jules Clarette library, including Dumas Fils's Tale of a Lottery manuscript of sixteen pages, sold at Hotel Drouot. Dumas wrote that for the sixteen pages he received 240 dollars, more than for his entire manuscript La Dame aux Camélias which sold for 80 dollars and later brought Michel Levy about 10,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumas
Michel Levy
Quaint Alsace legend linked to farming crackdown
A fanciful Alsace tale describes giants who once lived in a castle and a 20 foot daughter who lifts a plowman and his horse. The moral ties to a French agriculture push as ministers urge land cultivation and peasant protection. The giants release the laborer after learning food comes from human toil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsace
Othos
Contun
Siasorane
Anys
Pinsunta
Ward
Bugs In France and Terrat’s 19th Century Extermination Contract
In the reign of Lowle-Philippe Monsieur Terrat was tasked with destroying bugs in French barracks and prisons. An 1848 contract paid 90 centimes for the first operation and 60 for a subsequent one. He claimed an indemnity if he revealed the secret, but the offer was rejected, leaving soldiers today without the promised state access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Lowle-Philippe
Monsieur Terrat
Oie
Toflay
A Real Compliment Billy Benday Visit Contested Prison
A garbled OCR style report notes Billy Benday visiting Moyomeosiong prison in Philadelphia on a Sunday. The passage includes unclear phrases about his conduct, a discharge, and various misread names, ending with fragmented impressions of a complex event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Benday
Prinicipal
Philidelphia
Moyomeosiong
Guy
Set Adrift Discoveries and Maori Ancestry Unfold in New Zealand
A historical tale recounts Te Kuipe the priest being set adrift in a canoe, returning after 12 months to praise a new land named Acteorua New Zealand. Natives then fashioned seven canoes to colonize the promised shore, linking Maori origins to Hanraki and ancient sea voyages firsthand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Cere
Isle
Fanalki
Te Kuipe
Haine
Te Kupe
Acteorua
Hanraiki
Hanralkl
Then He's Busy in Boston Transcript note
A compact saying contrasts a busy mother with a man who has many tasks, eleven needing priority, hinting at a domestic or social observation from the Boston Transcript. The fragment highlights childcare and task hierarchy in daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Brazil Eyes Coal and Steel Growth Under Decrees
The secretary of the economy urges boosting coal and steel sectors, citing two federal decrees. He notes plans to wash metallurgical coke from Brazilian coal, a domestic shortage not halting steel plans. Sweden's historical charcoal use and U S pig iron figures are referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeathecae
Eile
Geological Survey
Santa Catharina
Sweden
United States
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Webtein
Mes
George Goo
Thornley
Srepedit
Hasro Robins
Mie
Ruby Stevens
Mon. Chambers
Gee Bros
Ward Gee
Haw
Fragee
Liedenant Gee
Jackson
Minerva DeViney
Sheffield
Moran
Iarry Scott
Turk
Gallipall
China
Philosopher Ancort
Tit
Jim
Basses
Noel Pat
Eline
Great Britain
Great Bettain
Tzou Kwang
Retigh
Devo
Hide Mang
Ching
Tlen-teh
Liaog-U
Aad
Holt
Taepings
Ford
Spicer
Curtis
Kelly
Wyoming
Alexandre Dumis Fils
Western Electric Power and Light
Joseph E. Anderson
Jackson Jackson
Brizil
Window Glass & Putty
Jackson Drug Co
Hew Management
T. B. Estes
Mgr
the Elk Cigar Store
J. R. Jones
Wort
C. J. Wort
Jackson, Wyo
Ben Linn Ranch
Wileen
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