Hutton-Bailey Company Impresses With The Nihiliat
Last night a large audience enjoyed a high quality performance of A Russian Nihiliat by the Hutton-Bailey company. The troupe, with many specialties, offered a polished production and is praised as among the best seen at popular prices. Tonight and tomorrow feature The Power of Friendship and A Little Princess with free admission for ladies reserved before 6. Moving Pictures at the Nelson open with new acts this afternoon and will continue all week with a different program Thursday matinee. Miss Claudi Swihart earns praise for illustrated songs. Admission remains five cents for all seats, and a Teddy bear giveaway is set for Saturday matinee.
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Logansport
Claudi Swikart
Swihart
Social Evening Celebrates Silver Wedding Anniversary
A three course supper for thirty guests honored Mr. and Mrs. Duncan on their silver wedding anniversary. Also notes on Missionary Society meetings at Broadway M E church, a Woman's Club reading by Mrs. Osmer, a hay ride for the high school class, Eagles reception in Keystone hall, Pythian Sisters Penny club, and a dance at the Masonic temple with out of town guests Lila Gray and B F Reed.
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Frank Rhea
Woman’s Club
Eagles
Aerie No. 323
Keystone Hall
Peru
Noblesville
Kokomo
Beagan
Masonic Temple
Lila Gray
Indianapolis
B. F. Reed
Lafayette
Social calendar shows week of Crescent club and guild events
Today lists Crescent club social session at Stettiner Trinity Guild at Mrs Ballard 100 Market W F M society Broadway Methodist at Mrs Will Richardson F C E dance at Keystone hall Wednesday L A to Ow R C G at A R hall card social and dance at K of P hall Thursday Patriots Social League Battenburg club Mrs Quilan Pythian Sisters card social at K of P hall Sewing club Mrs Al Routh Woman's Home Missionary society Market Street church Missionary society Christian church Assembly Dance Steittiner Busy Bee club B Y P U social Baptist Ladies Aid Cumberland Presbyterian Mrs Strong 327 Wheatland avenue Saturday Teddy Bear Club Purple club dance Masonic temple U C C club
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Crescent Club
Stettiner
Trinity Guild
Ballard
Market
W. F. M. Society
Broadway Methodist
Will Richardson
F. C. E. Dance
Keystone Hall
Patriots’ Social League
Battenburg Club
Quilan
Pythian Sisters
Card Social
P. Hall
Sewing Club
al Routh
Woman's Home
Missionary Society
Market Street ‘Church
Missionary society—Christian Church
Steittiner
Busy Bee
U. social—Baptist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Cumberland Presbyterian
Strong
Wheatland Avenue
Missionary Society Meeting Set by Uni versalist Church Ladies
The Ladies' Aid society of the Universalist church will meet at the home of Mrs. Charles Brown on Wednesday afternoon.
Malfeasance Indictments Involving Meyer and Pilskey
The state accuses Martin Pilskey of paying Meyer 35.82 on December 16 1905 for a street pavement assessment and alleges Meyer failed to properly record the receipt and intended misappropriation. A second indictment charges Meyer with failing to account for 50 collected from Maurice Steinberg for a peddler license.
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Martin Pilskey
Meyer
Maurice Steinberg
Debt on Increase Reported by Associated Press
An Associated Press brief notes rising debt levels in Vaamionte and Merce along with two other monthly figures, highlighting mounting financial obligations and trends across the region.
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Associated Press
Vaamionte, Merce
Father O Ryan Condemned by Associated Press
Denver Colorado March 2. Anonymous letters signed with many foreign and fictitious names have arrived after Father William O Ryan delivered the funeral oration for Father Leo. Father O Ryan said he has received several communications they did not consider.
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Associated Press
Denver
Col
William O'Ryan
O’ryan
Be Dt Ty 3 SE er Be Dt Ty 3 SE er asked her
A quirky line from a Woman's Home Companion snippet shows a man offered to dance hesitantly with a moist, hopeful gesture and then uses a handkerchief to blow his nose, revealing a small domestic moment.
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Bat
Oldest Papyrus Advice for Husbands Delights and Directs
A clergyman reads from a very ancient papyrus titled the Instructions of Ptah-ho-Tep offering husbandly guidance. Emphasizes furnishing and pleasing the wife, courting affection, adorning her, feeding sweets, and praising her as attire and perfume deepen marital harmony. The narration shifts to a second speaker describing a deep purple night curtain easing to sleep.
How Sawfish Uses Its Saw
Sawfish possess a broad blade like snout with edge teeth, used for swift lateral thrusts to expose soft entrails. The teeth are numerous but not suited for piercing hard materials, and the creature primarily feeds on soft prey rather to wreck ship timbers.
Fish Pain Tolerance Question From Angler Notes
A correspondent reports a trout with a broken worm hook in its gut and a surviving mouth hook, arguing a fish may be impervious to pain. He recalls catching another rainbow that evening with a worm tackle still in its stomach, prompting a discussion on fish sensitivity to pain.
Mimicry in Caterpillars and Butterflies
Describes how caterpillars and butterflies imitate their surroundings to hide from birds. Caterpillars on grass blend with vertical stripes, while those on broad leaves mirror the leaf veining and midribs through crosswise streaks for camouflage.
Aids to Self Assurance From a Young Woman
A girl with a small income emphasizes two key aids to confidence. She insists on neat hair and well polished shoes with perfect heels. Good grooming, she says, boosts how she feels and her ability to stand or walk with assurance.
Ambiguous Fragments Sketch A Witty Writer Figure
Fragmentary notes describe a person seen as an intellectual millionaire on first sight, yet with pockets full of trifling items. The text, labeled by quirky punctuation, hints at a writer named Eamund and odd comments about perception.
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Eamund
Ja Foo Henck
Word without please reshapes Keystone Telephone work
A. J. Ulrich traffic manager of Keystone Telephone Company of Philadelphia eliminates the word please from exchanges. Operators will say ring off or call again to save time and reduce wasted words. He cites a misdirected note to a doctor as example of concise language.
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A. J. Ulrich
Keystone Telephone Company of
Philadelphia
Mr. Ulrich
Visitor from abroad notes New York’s expositions and graveside colonialism
A visitor arriving from the Jamestown exposition tours New York and declares no need to leave the city for exhibitions as it offers more for life from cradle to grave. He is shown cemeteries where a florist sells miniature graves decorated to a customer’s taste, prompting the remark that America carries commercialism even to the grave.
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New York
America
No. Y
Little Girl Mines Booking Window For Jim At Zoo Like View
A tiny girl with her baby brother Jim keeps returning to a Clapham booking office to ask the fare to Waterloo. The clerk notes the repeated query and the girl explains Jim enjoys watching the window bars as if at a zoo, peering out and imitating bars.
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Jim
Clapham
Waterloo
Letter by George Meredith on the novel's role in civilization
A quotation from a veteran author argues close knowledge of our fellows and discernment of existence laws guide civilization. The author suggests the novel exposing and illustrating the history of man may aid in building sustaining roadside gifts.
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George Meredith
How Wellman Will Tell the Pole
Washington debutante quotes Walter Wellman about crossing the pole. He quips that a north wind will become a south wind, a breezy remark from Success Magazine reflecting polar exploration chatter.
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Wellman
Gaida
Washington
Walter’ ‘Wellman
Mr. Wellman
Success Magazine
Deaths and Funerals Begin With Local Obituaries
Multiple local obituaries list Mrs. Sarah Countryman age 74 and Christine Maier age 62, with services in Lincoln and Cincinnati respectively. Other deaths include Mrs. Minerva J. Wright, George Kardes, Mrs. Margaret Meher, E T Hannegan, Robert McElhaney, Mary G. Price, and community funeral services noted across St Vincent de Paul, St Josephs, and Mt Hope venues.
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Sarah Countryman
John Countryman
Lincoln
Galveston
Will Countryman
Everett Gore
Christine Maier
St.Vincent’s Hospital
Robert Kreuzberger
Eel River Avenue
Cincinnati
Crystal Theater Opens With Packed House for Evening Show
The Crystal theater opened yesterday afternoon to a packed audience. One act titled shy performed in the afternoon but the full troupe appeared in the evening. An act missing in the matinee was delayed due to bad railroad connections. Moving pictures are a feature this week.
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Crystal Theater
Formance
Hardie
Army plane march report from Lincoln nebraska
Army unit movement reported from Lincoln Nebraska dated March 2 details an aircraft journey described by the Associated Press with sparse fragmentary wording.
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Associated. Press
Lincoln
Neb
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Clinton Township
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Teddy Bear Club
Purple Club
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
North ‘Side
United Brethren Church
Homer Marvin
Michigan Avenue
George Duncan
Father O’ryan
Leo
Thut
Sixth St
Logansport, Ind
Ralph Russell
Chicago
Stettiner Hall
Triqusile
Parker and Johnson’s
Parker & Johnson
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Phéne
6Th Sts
Minerva J. Wright
Ella Johnson
Market Street
George
Kardes
Eligabeth
George Street
St. ‘Joseph's
Margaret Meher
Greensfelder
Ft Wayne
Hannegsin
E. T. ‘Hannegan
St. Vincent de Paul’s Church
Reav
Father Crosson
Rev. J. ©.White
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