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Miss Hallie visited her sister Mrs N I Newlin in Indianapolis last week helping pack household goods for a move to Lansing Mich Mrs Rose Wright and daughters Ruby Myrtle and Veda Anglemyer of Crawfordsville were here Sunday visiting relatives Miss Mary and Fanny Bell Fleming of Shelbyville Ind are spending the week with Mr and Mrs F R Jones Rollie Gray and Olive Gilum left Monday to visit Olive s sister Mrs C F Van Duyn in Ro Claude Barker and wife went to West Lebanon Tuesday to visit old acquaintances
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Hallie
Rose Wright
Ruby
Myrtle
Veda Anglemyer
Crawfordsville
Mary
Fanny Be'l Flemming
Shelbyville, Ind
Mrs. F. R. Jones
Rollie Gray
Olive Gilum
C. F. van Duyn
Claude Barker
West Lebanon
Fountain County Real Estate Transfers Reported Last Week
A week of Fountain County real estate filings shows transfers among multiple buyers and sellers. Notable deeds include Sarah E Fithian to Warren C Bowers for Lot 88 in Hillsboro’s West Michigan Street addition and various parcels in Covington, Attica, Mellott, and Yeddo with prices ranging from 1 to 6 thousand dollars and including right of way and fractional lots. The list records transactions filed for record by O S Douglas, abstractor of titles and mortgage loan agent in Covington.
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Fountain Co
O. S Douglas
Covington
Sarah E Fithian
Fountain County
Joe Cowgill Returns to Work Near Champaign
Joe Cowgill returned to his job near Champaign Illinois on Wednesday resuming duties after a break.
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Joe Cowgill
Champaign
III
Brave Boys Rescue Child At Sea Off Far Rockaway
Two twelve year old boys from Far Rockaway swam to reach a drifting rowboat carrying three year old Charles Sterling Jr. They rescued him, towed the boat to shore, and returned him to his mother. The father rewarded them with ten dollars.
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Far Rockaway
Charles Sterling, Jr
Bayside Place
Rockaway Beach
New York
Testing tea by burning it in a Japanese store
A Washington Star report recounts a housekeeper testing tea by burning samples in an ash tray to compare quality. The proprietor demonstrates that less ash indicates better tea and urges customers to try this test before buying.
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Washington Star
Restitution Dilemma Between Converts and Minister
A dialogue shows a converted man telling Miss Gladys he must make amends for wrongs, including returning a stolen kiss as ordered by the minister. Miss Gladys urges compliance while the man questions feasibility.
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Gladys
Singular theater incident sparks curiosity at showtime
A judge’s quip recalls a striking scene at the theater last night a beautiful woman in a gorgeous gown arrived well ahead of the scheduled start time prompting amused speculation about the unusual punctuality within a lively anecdote.
Poison Plot Dialog in Mrs Youngwed Case
A fragment shows a dialogue where Mrs Youngwed talks about spreading poison on biscuits for rats. The second line features a question about wasting poison, implying a theft or mischief motive referenced in a historical newspaper snippet.
Dibble Finds Easy Lot Among Friends
Quotations depict Dibble and his circle as an easygoing group, labeled as an easy lot by observers. The dialogue suggests a casual, approving view of their lifestyle and companionship.
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Dibble
The Last Cay Coed Question Sparks Electoral College Debate
A satirical phrase targets women students asking for broader political power. The remarks imply a push for coed representation in the Electoral College and reflect campus discourse on suffrage and student rights.
Plea for Abortive Oration Halts Camorra Trial
A prisoner interrupts Lawyer Livy after ten days of speeches in the Camorra trial pleading for shorter orations. He notes five years in jail awaiting trial and two years of proceedings with deaths among detainees. He urges conciseness to spare health and patience while an angered juryman watches.
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Livy
San Francisco
A Straight Flush
A brief exchange praising Marie's beauty suggests artificial coloring. The line implies a card game term straight flush as a metaphor for the flawless complexion.
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Ruth
Marie
STILL SLAUGHTER WHALES IN GLOBAL FISHERIES
A historical-text report notes that 20 000 whales were captured last year across South Georgia South Shetland South America and Africa and warns that future hunting threatens extinction. It contrasts old methods with new gun harpoon warfare and laments potential loss of the rorqual despite doubts about current extinction.
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South Georgia
South Shetland
South America
Africa
Club Meeting Sparks Light Remark and Correction
A club gathering grows tense as a member calls a remark a cheap bromide. A Boston guest interjects guiding the speaker to correct the term bromidion, prompting uneasy response.
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Boston
The Advantage in Verse Howls Over Grass and Clover
A humorous exchange centers on wishing to be a horse to reach grass and clover. The dialogue plays on longing for simple pastoral pleasures and lighthearted escape from human concerns.
ITS FITNESS Beauty Doctor Question Sparks Profit Debate
ITS FITNESS reports a social exchange where one person asks why another aims to become a beauty doctor. The reply cites handsome profits in the beauty business as the motive driving the career choice.
Quote on poverty and social pressure reflects on life
A terse exchange notes poverty as a controlling force in life and observes its impact on people. The dialogue hints at universal hardship and the way poverty governs behavior and choices.
Formal inquiry on engagement sparks notification plan
Stella asks if they are engaged and Bella mentions expecting the notification committee tonight forming a formal social exchange.
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Stella
Bella
Towells Visit Danville Farm Interests and Family
Joe Towell and his son Harry traveled to Danville Indiana on Tuesday to tend to farm interests and spend a few days with Prof. Hardy M. Towell and his family.
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Joe Towell
Harry
Danville
Ind
Prof
Hardy M. Towell
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