Sunday and Monday social visits around Pugh and related families
Frances and Mary Carns, Cornie Lilly and others spent Sunday at Henry Pugh's. Ethel Pugh and Blanche Pugh with Fran ces and Mary Carns visited Daisy Pugh Monday. Many families including the Meviuses, Kincaid, Yates, Wood, Budd, Killy, and Mitchells are noted for Sunday gatherings and neighborly calls. Doyle Lilly welcomed a baby girl on October 11. SHERIDAN and nearby towns show frequent family visits and social rounds through the week.
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Blue
Bethel Frances
Mary Carns
Cornie Lilly
Henry Pugh
Ethel
Blanche Pugh
Frances
Daisy Pugh
Vera Kincaid
Arthur Mevius
Ernest Mevius
John Yates
Will Wood
Frank Carns
Hendricks
Alice Pugh
Jess Killy
Beulah Wood
Charley Hane
Lee Mitchell
Fred Moser
Will Nett
Maggie Nett
Foralle Geology Terms Clarified in Historic Essay
A Belence writer refines fossil definition as an object showing former existence of a genus buried and preserved by geological layers. The Arctic mastodon in ice is cited as an example, while organic remains may be excluded under stricter criteria.
Practice Kindness Now in Civic and Social Life
A reflective excerpt urges timely kindness in public and private duties, noting life is finite and urging individuals to act kindly to others now rather than later. The passage, often attributed to William Penn and echoed by Emphrey J. Desmond, emphasizes immediate benevolence in daily conduct.
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Willlim Penn
Beliefs About Teeth Foretell Fortune and Sorrow
The text notes curious beliefs about teeth and dreams as omens of sorrow or luck. Dreaming of teeth is seen as a warning of sorrow, while gaps or wide apart teeth symbolize future prosperity or bad luck. People heat extracted teeth in fire to influence the remainder of their teeth.
French Guiana Penal Settlement and Dreyfus Mention
The text describes French Guiana as France's penal settlement with a coast rising toward a southern mountain border. It notes fevers, especially yellow fever, decimating the region and sending white prisoners to the settlement. It recalls the Tin du Diabie near the coast, famous for the Alfred Dreyfus imprisonment.
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French Guiana
France
Alfred Dreyfus
Moving by Porters in Tunis Narrow Streets
In Tunis moving is done by porters as there are no moving vans or carts and many streets are impassable. Households are shifted by porters who may be seen carrying heavy furniture and chests. They even transport sick or disabled persons in large baskets when necessary.
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Tunis
Lightning Strikes Twice At Cherteer Inquest
An inquest into a man’s death at Cherteer England found that a tree sheltering him during a thunderstorm was struck by lightning previously. The timber stood with four other trees of equal height and the latest strike followed the path of the old scar.
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Cherteer
England
Hoyfeld
Pronunciation of seven and letter histories in text
The fragment discusses how the letter seven and the letter 4 e8 00 are pronounced Am Amochaniem and Kug, noting sources from Freech sede and Latin seta. It cites Shakespeare King Lear act 11 scene 2 for the English proposition, which endures as the unused letter Zed.
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