Variety of Toys and Gifts for the Holiday Season
An ad lists low priced goods from trains and automobiles to dolls, dolls’ cradles, toy furniture, and sewing boxes. It promotes practical gift items including handkerchiefs, gloves, ribbons, writing paper, and a large selection of books for girls, with prices ranging from a few cents to a dollar and a half.
China and Handkerchiefs Displayed as Gifts
The seller touts an extensive range of fine and cheap china pieces and handkerchiefs. Shoppers are invited to view a varied assortment including toilet articles described as beautiful and suitable for gifts.
Hard Times On CoAeT Pioneers Speak Of Old Show
A fragment from a 1932 page recalls a Tuttle Hall audience and a community musical. It notes how pioneers gathered to discuss songs and roles with Swern handling bags and Nel lie Stephenson stepping in to sing the tenor.
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Harlan Hall
Swern
Nellie Stephenson
Reminiscences of a small town college and old circuits
The writer fondly recalls seven friends still battling life after years in a shabby college building. He revisits memories of the Inter Ocean circus, Og Ar Buckle's return to Marshall, local stores, and a homemade telephone link. The piece shifts to musings on medicine, technology, and aging, ending with a sign‑off to Gene.
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College
Gene L'Hote
Og Arbuckle
Marshall
Clark
Mr. Geo. Clark
John Tumey
Carroll Briscoe
Chick Greenough
John
Champaign
Arbuckle
Porto ‘Rico
Carrie
Rome
East
Herp
Kilborn
Relief
Undertaker
Chicago
Bates Scholfield
Scholfield
Gene
Weathering Letters and Dog Tales Begin Anew
A fragment from a historic column opens with a letter to a dog from a doctor. The brief reads of weather changes and a personal note setting a reflective mood. The reading invites further continuation of a light domestic narrative.
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Coaet
Doc
Pat
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Globe- Wernicke
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