Mrs Adam Miller Travels After Mother's Burial
Mrs Adam Miller leaves Marshall for Atlanta Georgia after visiting friends there and in Marshall for the funeral of her mother Mrs Emma C Lockard of Atlanta who was brought to Marshall for burial Ted Perdue of Toledo Ohio arrives in Marshall after the death of Mrs Ardelia Archer He remains in Marshall with relatives Judge Jed Gard and wife visit Chicago for the week Masonic Lodge to perform second degree work Wednesday night
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Adam Miller
Atlanta
Georgia
Marshall
Emma C. Lockard
Ted Perdue
Toledo
Ohio
Ardelia Archer
Perdue
Judge
Jed Gard
Chicago
J. H. Fitzgerald
For sale or rent notices on Oak Street and more
A collection of classified notices lists items for sale or rent including property on Oak Street, coal ranged furniture, eggs, farm equipment, horses, and purebred animals. It also includes loan offers, job recruitment, and delivery services from Marshall and surrounding areas with multiple contact names and locations.
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Oak Street
Will Mathews
9Th ‘Street
Social calendar highlights in Terre Haute and Paris clubs
Miss Margaret Shaw hosts Thursday Club at sister's Terre Haute home with guests from multiple states. Ed Bethards host bridge-dinner at Hotel France Paris with prizewinners named. Schoolchildren celebrate Virginia LeSeure’s eighth birthday. Local anniversaries include Rev J I O'Neal birthday supper and Mowery moving to Clifton Kansas. Rose show attends Terre Haute event. extended weekend visits span Chicago Martinsville Urbana Cincinnati and Terra Haute.
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Margaret Shaw
Wm. Root
Terre Haute
J. R. Burnett
Harry B. Dulaney
E. J. Giffel
J. K. Kerr
C. G. Claypool
Harry Bamesberger
S. R. Prevo
Leon Cox
George Farris
E. R. Brockway
Marjorie
Ed Bethards
Hotel
France
Paris
Bethards
B. F. Holscher
O. K. Allen
Lloyd Pulver
Co. K. Allen
H. M. Dewey
C. C. Carroll
J. F. Reglin
EH. B. Howell
White Shrine Dinner and Ceremonial at Masonic Temple
The White Shrine of Marshall held a 7:30 pm dinner Friday followed by a ceremonial at the Masonic temple. About 130 were served at dinner with visitors from Paris Effingham Robinson and Terre Haute. Nine candidates were then initiated into the White Shrine.
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Marshall
Masonic Temple
Paris
Effingham
Robinson
Terre Haute
Eigh
Max Zschau
Cruccilla Deaner
Wm. Garwood
John Davison
Gladys Hamilton
Marshall boy's car stolen in Terre Haute
Earl Cole reported his Chrysler coupe stolen from in front of Burn Maer apartments Terre Haute Tuesday night. The car was found near Sullivan Indiana, a total loss from fire after Cole chased the thief and jumped on the running board but was forced off. Cole is the son of Mr and Mrs John Cole of Marshall.
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Earl
Cole
Burn Mawr
Terre Haute
Sullivan
Ind
Mr. Cole
John Cole
Marshall
Public Officials Should Wear Good Clothing, Says Farm and Fireside
A Farm and Fireside quip notes that mere official status cannot replace proper attire. The satire argues that civil service figures should present themselves well, not just bear authority.
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Civil Service
The Snob's Version Invitation Flattery, Boston Transcript
A brief note from the Boston Transcript reflects on social invitation as the purest form of flattery, highlighting etiquette and perception in high society. The item captures a literary aside on manners and reciprocation.
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Boston Transcript
It Is a Beautiful World Says John Burroughs
The speaker extols the beauty of nature and education in seeing it. He cites John Burroughs on endless forms and the joy of discovery from telescope to microscope, noting personal growth through self education and careful observation of plants and animals.
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John Burroughs
Western Newspaper Union
Too Strong Cromwell Bans Wedding Rings Yet Fails
Cromwell and allies resisted wedding ring use describing it as heathenish practice though the custom persisted among couples. Iron rings faced prohibition attempts but remained in occasional use despite opposition.
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Cromwell
Model Husband Speaks Plainly Says When Wrong
A woman writes that her husband is a model for speaking plainly when mistaken, avoiding flowers or candy to hide feelings. Her note appears in Woman's Home Companion.
California Abalone Shell Found Only Near Coast
The Bureau of Fisheries states abalone shell is not found along the Atlantic coast and is found only near California, indicating a localized shell source.
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California
Bureau of Fisheries
Thetlantic Coast
Had A Hunch About Bad Luck In Howe’s Monthly
Quote notes E. W. Howe saying a rare hunch warned of likely misfortune. The line suggests skepticism about luck and prompts reflection on foresight and fate. The snippet reflects literary voice from Howe’s Monthly.
Good Fortune Unbalked A Jap defined success
A Japanese figure defined success as good luck paired with brains to not obstruct it. The remark frames achievement as a blend of fortune and clever restraint.
British Chiefs Marry Later Than Politicians and Lawyers
Variation in weddings shows army and navy chiefs of Great Britain marry later in life than politicians and lawyers, according to newly released figures.
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Army
Great Britain
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