Welch Funeral Economy Emphasizes Real Price Savings
The Welch establishment promotes economical funeral planning, inviting scrutiny of prices and offering full guidance to trim unnecessary costs. They advertise free ambulance service and advocate practical economy to help families manage expenses during such times.
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Welch Establishment
Giants Rally To Upset Bloomington In Close War
The Linton Giants edged Bloomington Showers Specials 5 to 4 at Bloomington after trailing 4 3. Mazoye, Francis and Seecina starred with two hits each for Bloomington, while the Giants capitalized in the ninth to grab the win. The contest featured a disputed homer that aided Bloomington. The Giants head to Loogootee next Sunday.
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Linton Giants
Bloomington
Fast Showers
Giants
Mazoye
Francis
Seecina
Loogootee
Veni Vidi Vici and the Waysend Flood Romance
Evelyn defuses Cecile’s outburst during a Waysend flood visit and protects Cecile from herself as Allen Demond debates romance. Cecile’s bold vanity clashes with Evelyn’s calm steadiness while the silver flood bounds the town and deepens rivalries.
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Evelyn
Demorris
Waysend
Cecile Ware
Cecile
Bob and
Eve
Quiet Title Suit in Greene County Court
The State of Indiana Greene Circuit Court May term 1922 case No 16456 John W Goodman versus William Wilson et al seeks to quiet title to real estate. Plaintiff by J J Filbert attorney files complaint with affidavit of nonresidents asserting defendants not residents of Indiana and thus necessary parties. The filing notes endorsement upon the complaint.
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State of Indiana
Greene County
Greene
John W. Goodman
William Wilson
J. J. Filbert
John W. Padgett
William Padget
William Hedrick
Sarah Hedrick
Wesley Padget
Josephine
Adget
Sarah
Hedrick
Nancy Bicknell
Ottis Vadget
Rebecca Hedrick
Francis Vadget
Indiana
Greene Circuit Court
Bloomfield
A. PD
Meredith G. Myssick
James K. Filbert
First known forvena visa and Esau lentil pottage claim
A writer notes the earliest cooked dish on record as Esau selling his birthright for red lentil pottage. He states this food remains common in both Germany and France, reflecting enduring culinary traditions across regions.
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Esau
Germany
France
Inca Axe Head Reveals Brass Knowledge
Analysis of an ancient axe head shows brass made from copper and zinc, indicating Inca metallurgical expertise. The find suggests brass use by old Incas and demonstrates their metalworking skill. The artifact appears to reflect early alloy knowledge in the pre-Columbian Andean region.
Last Word In Pathos
Ohio State Journal notes a recurring feature about attempts at humor that miss their mark, labeling it the most pathetic aspect of everyday life at the university.
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Ohio State Journal
Bogus Hues Traced to Borghese Rogue in Boston Case
A 19th century con linked the term hues to Borghese a swindler who around 1887 in Boston passed worthless securities triggering the coinage of a fake value. The tale ties the insult laden label bogus to a scandalous credit manipulation.
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Borghese
Boston
First Queen 2017 B C Semiramis of Assyria
The fragment notes that Semiramis, queen of Assyria, was the first woman with sovereign authority, dated 2017 B C. It presents a brief historical claim without additional context or corroborating details.
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B. C
Semiramis
Agsyria
B.C
Tempting Bargain in Deals with Unneeded Extras
A shopper recalls the lure of sales tactics that bundle unwanted items with desired goods. The piece examines how sellers entice buyers by including freebies or add ons, making it hard to resist the overall package.
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James A. Barrie
Dead leaves on house plants should be trimmed promptly
Do not let dead leaves stay on houseplants. Remove them as soon as they appear to keep plants healthy and deter pests and mold. Regular pruning supports growth and prevents rot.
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Griselda
Allen Dewland
Evelyn
Cecile
Invelyn
Allen Demond
Allen
Latter is Preferred in Advertisements Report
A Boston Transcript remark notes two types of seekers for young women, one seeking perfection in appearance and the other seeking money, reflecting sensational recruitment language seen in local notices. The snippet highlights gendered expectations and monetary askments in period street lore.
Fies Called Natural Sweets Next to Honey
An editor touts dates and bites as natural sweets, placing them beside honey as ancient, wholesome treats in a persuasive blurb about simple foods.
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