Whats rat's What in tin Washington
Central Press staff writer Charles P. Stewart reports on Sol Bloom, Manhattan multimillionaire congressman, discussing Wall Street gambles and the impact of stock market crashes on ordinary savers. He contrasts Wall Street cycles with real-world losses, noting savings drain and the persistence of the business cycle.
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Washington
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Ashington
D. C
Sol Bloom
Manhattan
Lfe
San Francisco
Sol
Focal Enterprises
New York
New York City
Tie
Wall Street
Local Guests Share Weekend Socials Across Town
Summerville residents welcome family and friends visiting from Jasonville Midland Dugger Terre Haute Linton Bloomington Vincennes and Terre Haute as weekend gatherings and Sunday visits unfold. Couples Oscar Powell Banton McKee Starlin Combs and Mort Warrick host and travel with relatives while Beulah Combs returns home after a Terreh- Haute visit.
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Oscar Powell
Jasonville
Jack Workman
Linton
L.A. Ellis
Beulah Combs
Terre Haute
Mort Warrick
John Lammey
Barton McKee
Vincennes
Everett Benjamin
Lawrence Ellis
Bloomington
Oscar: Pigg
Raymond Pigg
George Wees
Paul Neal
Dugger
Starlin Combs
Slush Arrives as November Ice Fails Almanac Dip
An old almanac warned of December slush if November ice held. This year the ice was solid at times in November, but slush and muck now spread. Many still rely on almanacs, while calendars of the Christmas variety fade and fewer households save calendars from prior years.
Local social notes from Lyons and nearby towns
Dee Lyons and Ray Shilkett visit Indianapolis. Aydelotte family guests at Linton. Lloyd Stalenp returns from Indianapolis. Wade of Linton visits McKee household. Ford Tidd and family call on Mildred. Blomer and son travel to Bloomfield for business. William Shepherd of Linton on town business. Baughn and Staleup visit Mrs Stein. McLaughlin family returns to Pickneyville after week with friends and relatives. Hiram Fields visits Picknell household.
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Gostizmay Lyons
Dee
Ray Shilkett
Indianapolis
Hiram Fields
Picknell
Orval Bocker
Sandborn News Highlights Christmas Meeting and Local Visits
The King's Heralds of the M Te Church plan a 7 pm Saturday gathering at Dr. and Mrs. E B N Johnson with a Christmas program. Rev A C Trusty preached at the Christian church, visiting several local homes. Attendees at James Brown funeral included Damon Peden and others. Grant Myers lost three mules to a passenger train. Local social notes list dinners and visits across Sandborn and nearby towns through Sunday.
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Charles Borden
Damon Peden
Allen Crane
Ervin McKee
Clem Bickneil
James Brown
Dugoier
Grant Myers
Sandborn
Marco
J. N. Johnson
Elis Decker
Mers
Edgar Haskins
Vincennes
Mildred Stone
Michigain
Miriam Johnson
Fort Branch
Rachel Howk
George Howk
Bruceville
Kate Shake
Tlonk
Bicknell
Berlin Page
Local social notes and illnesses in Bloomfield area
Mrs. Frank Horn returns home after two weeks with a severe cold. Several high school students missed school due to chickenpox and colds. Dewey Floyd and family visited the Stultzes. The Records, Jackson, and Ashcraft families were seen at church and in visits. Mrs. Baker, ill with flu, is improving.Visits to Avoca and Owensbury occurred. the high school play was attended in Owensbury. Mrs. Turner recovering from major surgery in Bedford. A.d1oran Ashcraft illness. Mr. Ashcraft returned to work. Carl Gilmore and family from Bloomfield staying with James Gilmore and family.
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Frank Horn
Dewey Floyd
Bloomfield
Bill Stultz
Charles Records
Pete Jackson
Nancy Childers
Everett Baker
Bill Butler
Near Avoca
Simon Ashcraft
Jasper Wright
Owensburg
Butler
Win, Stultz
Emma
Bula Gilmore
Owensbury
Bailiff
Gome
Adaline Stultz
Emima
Bedford
Clifford
Dugger Choral Society Plans Christmas Cantata
The Dugger Choral Society directed by Mrs. R B Smith will present The Chimes of Holy Night by S B Holton at First Christian church on Sunday December 22. They will broadcast cantata selections from Terre Haute over WBOW at 1 PM. Mrs Clara Bedwell hosted dinner with relatives from Sullivan and Mrs Leonard Zellars.
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Tunithd Press
Dugger
Dugger Choral Society
R. B. Smith
S. B. Holton
First Christian Church
Terre Haute
WBOW
Clara Bedwell
Guerney Bedwell
Sullivan
Leonard Zellars
Miller Family Visitors and Illness Reported in Town
Mrs. Alice Miller of Indianapolis visits her son Floyd Miller and family with other Miller relatives from White Rose and Hills as guests. Homer Harris is ill at home with an unspecified illness. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ferguson and Mrs. Homer Harvis shopped in Terre Haute.
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Dugger
Alice Miller
Indianapolis
Floyd Miller
Prayer and Praise in a Fragmented Prayer Form
The text presents a fragmented reflection on prayer and praise, asserting that praise remains an ingredient in art and prayer. It suggests that virtuous praise counters selfish tendencies and urges fervent devotion, referencing unnamed figures and vague constructs within a devotional context.
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Pitise
Beaune Iisen
Life's Real Business
A fragment quotes Matthie Ds Babecrk on self change and inner progress. The line discusses shedding ego, breaking personal records, surpassing yesterday, and bearing trials to align with a truer self. The text reads as a reflective aphorism about personal growth and inner discipline.
Liquids Without Water Tore overview unclear
Fragmentary text discusses various liquids and water content with examples like oils. No clear person, place, organization, or event identified. Unable to determine a coherent news item or nominal entities from the supplied snippet.
History of Goldfish Breeding Across Asia
The first goldfish arose from the Asiatic crucian carp in China, taking years to develop. Later the Japanese refined and expanded goldfish breeding for commercial purposes, producing more elaborate forms.
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AOO
Body With No Weight At Center Of Garth
Theoretical note explains a body at the garth center would weigh nothing since gravity pulls equally in all directions, canceling net weight. This concept describes a point where gravitational forces balance.
Recipe for Buttered Bread Crumbs for Au Gratin
A historic cooking snippet instructs to melt one tablespoon of butter in a frying pan, then stir in one cup fine bread crumbs and cook over low flame until the butter blends evenly with the crumbs.
New Britain Club Seeks Count of Pocket Items
The Wiwants club of New Britain Connecticut asked how many articles men carried in their pockets. A physician supplied two and a newspaper man four.
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Wiwants Club
New Britain
Conn
Woman praises Lydia E. Pinkham's remedy in Cleveland letter
A Cleveland reader from 14913 Hale Ave. testifies that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her strength after severe weakness and nervousness. She notes ten bottles cured most symptoms and she continues until fully strong, inviting others to use the medicine.
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Gleveland
Ohio
Lydia I. Pinkham
Arcade Avenue
el Azabepie
Toso
Hale Ave
Cleveland
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