Choctaw social ties listed across multiple families
A long roster of visits and Sunday gatherings from Choctaw and nearby towns. Eunice Jackson and family, Hattie Blizzard and daughters, David Thompson and son David Walker, Ruth Walker, Arthur Walker and family near Kansas, Otto Whitaker and family of Freedom, Margaret Hollenbeck with Herschel Cline, Maude Blizzard with Nellie Davison, Homer Walters and Edna Walters, Chaseman of Terre Haute with David Walker family, Margaret Hollenbeck with Sylvia Sweitzer Marshall, Lizzie Clouse and Henderson Hilbert with Belle Liverly Grace Chapel area, George Johnson Clarksville with Estella Burger, Maude Blizzard with Elsie Strohm Avon,William Norton with Carl Norton, Lawrence Nevins Darwin with Ben Miller, William Williamson Frank Nichols Grace Blizzard and Hattie Lindley and Guerney Blizzard West Union with Thos Blizzard plus Hed Blizzard and wife Kaufman Flora Ditenbegger Ella Morgis Terre Haute.
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Eunice Jackson
Hattie Blizzard
David Thompson
David Walker
Ruth Walker
Arthur Walker
Kansas
Otto Whitaker
Freedom
Margaret Hollenbeck
Herschel Cline
Maude Blizzard
Nellie Davison
Paris
Homer
Walters
Edna Walters
Mary’. Chaseman
Terre
Haute
Sylvia Sweitzer
Marshall
Lizzie Clouse
Henderson Hilbert
Belle ‘Liverly
Grace Chapel
George Johnson
Clarksville
Estella Burger
Maude
Elsie* Strohm
Avon
William
Clara Norton
Carl Norton
Lawrence Nevins
Darwin
Flora Ditenbegger and
Ella Morgis
Terre Haute
Piers of Waterloo Bridge and St Pauls Cathedral Movements
The article notes Waterloo Bridge piers at Lon mentrom two to three sixteenths inch and discusses vertical movements of St Pauls Cathedral possibly of tidal origin near the river.
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Waterloo Bridge
Lonmentrom
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Courage to Make Amends in Andalusia Star Quote
A quotation from the Andalusia Star urges recognizing error and making proper amends. It frames accountability as a sign of courage and manhood, suggesting there is hope for wrongdoers who apologize and rectify their actions.
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Andalusia
Ala
Imposing Building in Spain Holds Royal Tombs
The Wscarial, Spain’s largest building, rises 2,700 feet above the sea about 27 miles northwest of Madrid. Built 1563 to 1584 under Philip IIII, it houses the tombs of all Spanish kings since Emperor Charles V except Philip V and Ferdinand VI, and comprises a monastery church college tomb and palace.
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Spain
Madrid
Philip Iiii
Charles V
Philip V
Ferdinand VI
Leave Judgment to Others Sayings of Sir Thomas Browne
Epigraphic fragment quotes Sir Thomas Browne urging restraint and humility in forming personal opinions and relying on the judgment of the wise as the measure of merit. The line reflects a moral philosophy of measured judgment and modest self-assessment.
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Sir Thomas Browne
Patient in the Ashes Job Speaks Hopeful Healing
An old Job figure sits among ashes as someone offers a smiling remedy and tells him to think the right thought to become well and happy. The scene echoes themes of patience and improvised cures as a mock remedy is proposed.
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Job
Ohlio State Journal
Blindness of Riches Quote Cites Swift on Wealth Gap
A pithy quotation remarks that riches blind the wealthy to others want, noting how those who abound struggle to imagine poverty. The line attributed to Swift underscores empathy gaps in society.
Grenville Fights Spanish Fleet Off Azores in 1691
Sir Richard Grenville led a daring stand against the Spanish fleet off the Azores in September 1691. He and his men endured a hand to hand battle for fifteen hours before surrendering to overwhelming odds.
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Richard Grenville
Azores
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Hoover
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