Mars May Marriages In Paper Clips From Dewey Era
Mrs McCarthy from Oklahoma City made a business trip to Carytown last week. The Ald Society met with Mrs Brock last Thursday this week with Mrs Bull. The Literary will decide the Suffrage question Saturday night. Mrs McReynolds hens lay forty eyes a day in this cold weather. Valley Blauth is quite sick. There will be preaching next Sunday at Salem. Everybody come early. Tom Flowers and family spent Sunday with Clarence King. Mr Courtney and wife motored to Oklahoma to visit his mother who is quite sick.
Fire sweeps meadows near Diamond razing feed
A strong Thursday wind drove a fire across meadows and pastures near Diamond, burning feed and threatening buildings. Firefighters saved Mr. Gulick’s place as flames crossed Link Milton’s farm, traveling about one mile south and three west. Community members aided, while local notes mention visits, moving plans, and upcoming protracted meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Catherin
Mr. Gulick
Milton
Gulick
Fred Moser
Thomas Edwards
Warren Pfander
Duval
Pfander
Beatrice Mitchell
Diamond
Frank Peoples
Sam Parkerson
John Dufander
Lunt
Pander
Arthur Wardlow
Walter Mosley
Chas, Miting
Carthage
When Home Beckons to Pa Tipa at Baby’s Birth
The item notes a father ready to go home with his baby after birth. Te tells his wife she can finish preparations tomorrow. The brief, terse dispatch reflects a domestic moment captured in a Fort Worth Star-Telegram clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipa
Fort Worth
RISING SUN Socials and Family Visits Note
Alma Gresham spent Sunday evening with Nina Patterson. W Teeter spent Sunday with sister Mrs Virgil Cavenec. Emery Teeter and family visited Ed Calvert. Mrs Abe Teeter called on Mrs Dave Lowe. Art Post and Vernon dined at Dave Lowe's. Grandpa Wood visited son Will and then called on Dave Lowe. Several neighbors reported colds and sore throats. Mrs Pearl Taft visited Carthage Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Gresham
Nina Patterson
W. Teeter
Virgil Cavenec
Emery Teeter
Ed Calvert
Abe Teeter
Dave Lowe
Art Post
Gon Vernon
Grandpa
Grandma Wood
Will
Grandpa Wood
Will Wood
Pearl Taft
Harry Hille
John Lowe
James Kincaid
George Binney
Campbell
George Wood
Pearl Talt
Carthage
Sickness and Visits in Blue and Bethel Community
The community reports varied illness statuses with several pneumonia cases and typhoid threat improving. List includes Floyd Mitchell, Clarence Garrett, Harris Coleman, Carrie Keltner, Edna Yates, and other locals visiting Mitchell, Hagen, and nearby families. multiple exchanges over Sunday and Tuesday. several trips to Lamar and Colorado noted.
Local folks visit and travel near Jasper and Carthage
Miss VernA Sunderland Roydan Seidner spend Tuesday and Wednesday in Jasper by his grandmother who is very sick. Several residents visited Mayflower school and attended a sale at Aurora. A Union Sunday school was organized at Mayflower schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Sunderland
Roydan Seidner
Jasper
Marie Owings
Alice ‘Templin
Dye Sunderland
Emery Tiller
Carthage
Grandpa Sunderland
Phelps Dairy
J. A. Cochran
Harry
Washington, D. C
Bertha Woodside
Erma Cochran
Mra.Reidner
Mra. Bishop
Ned
Bert Sunderland
Glen Earls
Thomas Tiller
Jake Sunderland
John Marsh
Cap Tiller
Hamp Campbell
Mr. Schell
Mrs
Ben Johnson
Ned Sunderland
Tom Tiller
Frank
John Keener
Roy
Ball Fame
Miss Pearl Burnett
Gladys Ballard
A.W. Radford
Aurora
Lonnie Strecker
A. L. Thomas
Tierbert Follmer
Mother
Orman Schooler
Jennie
E. A. Crawford
Chas, Johnston
Will Jones
Fred Earl
Ed Isenmann
Lewis Hartley
Clarence Conroy
Mat Burnett
Melva Sweezey
Walley Sweevey
Avilla
David McNary
Joe Averr
Andy
Cont Vonier
Emery Vilfer
Hien Gearig
Andrew Vonier
Joe Zaerr
Annie Isenman
Clarence Zaerr
Mmery Tiller
J. J. Lewis
Mimer Vonier
Geo. Isenmann
Robert Sander
Cartha
Bloomingdale
Arch Hice
Emery
Tiller
Tom McCall
Chas
Keener
Fay Gruffett
Sunderland
Bishop
Marion Owings
Mayflower
Man's Handicap and the Burden of Life
An excerpt from B. W. Howe's Monthly reflects on aging and the sense that life grows heavy for men as strength wanes while a worn body seeks solace in self worth. The piece questions at what age life becomes burdensome and contrasts male experience with consolation offered to women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Howe
Monthly
Sloan's Liniment Promises Fast Pain Relief for Rheumatism
Fragmented ad copy touts Sloan's Liniment as a clean easy to apply remedy for rheumatism pains and aches. It claims quick penetration without rubbing and mentions relief from strains sprains and sore muscles, urging readers to try the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Alwar
Promise of Bright Future in a Baby’s Taste for Classics
Mercy exclaims over a baby chewing a pocket edition of Epictetus. Professor Diggs responds with a proud, hippy look, noting the infant rarely shows such a pronounced taste for the classics. Birmingham Age-Herald style vignette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Digga
Professor Diggs
Birmingham Age-Herald
No More Bank Account Life Joke
A humorous cartoon caption features a newly married daughter and her mother discussing a life bank account. The mother urges starting one, while the daughter retorts that John already had one but found it bothersome and says banks pressure clients to deposit more money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Puck
Optimistic Thought and Cheerfulness as a Valued Trait
An article notes cheerfulness as a desirable quality and frames optimistic thinking as beneficial for daily life. It emphasizes positive mindset and emotional resilience as key personal traits for social harmony and well being.
In our mortal lives we hold the rudder true
A reflective line compares steering life to navigation, urging deliberate choices to determine one’s direction and destinations, warning that without control, one drifts and is blown by every passing breeze.
March to Decide
Mrs. Newcom and Mr. Newcom share a humorous exchange about deciding which of her many wishes is the "slightest" one before their marriage. The Pittsburgh Post item captures the light tone of a domestic anecdote.
Coriander Coriander Seeds Mentioned in Biblical References
Coriander seeds, the seedlike fruits of Coriandrum sativum, are described as native to southern Europe and likely escaped from gardens spreading in Egypt, Persia, and India. The seeds have largely fallen out of use in this country in favor of caraway, a closely related spice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Egypt
Persia
India
Sudden Weather Brings Coughs and Hoarseness
Spring brings cold and coughs as winter returns with changes. Dr Geils Pine Tar Honey is advertised to aid new colds or old ones and soothe sore throats. A relief claim is made with a bottle available at H P Pitts 266, with a formula listed on the bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geils
H. PF. Pitts
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Neighborhood News
Dewey. Mars
May
Charmes Eltino
Rising Sun
Nerlie Lowe
Blue and Bethel
Edna Yates
Floyd Mitchell
Clarence Garrett
Harris Coleman
Carrie Keltner
John Green
Pittsburg
John Hagen
Bess Dukes
Rocky Mound School
Geo. Lilly
Jasper Irriday
Earl Ruckel
Delos McKibben
Suter
Mildred
Lee Mitchell
Jim Smith
Roy King
Ernest Yates
John Lucas
Lester
Colorado
Ed Wardlow
McCarty
Peoples
Wood
Crusa
Maude Arner
Mitchell
Charley Faris
Mr. Wood
Lamar
Pratt
Animal
Route 5
Farmers & Merchants
Jasper, Mo
Capitalene
Rofl
H. F. Pitts
R, L Roberts
C. R. Patterson
A.D. Lowe
Fred, Gresham
Lizz1d
Laforce
N. H. Patterson
L. Winder
Avery
Avery Company
McCune & Tallman
Jasper Mo
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