Local Notes on Residents and Illness in South Dolson
Frank Miller plans to move to Charley Madden and John Findley’s areas while Warren Hornbrook’s property changes hands. Alfred Graham, formerly of this place, now in Mozart, suffered a stroke and is in serious condition. Mrs. Goekler slowly improving at the state hospital. Minnie Hornbrook ill with flu. Mrs. Roy Fox visiting in Brocton reports sister sick with tonsillitis. Warren Hornbrook’s sale drew many locals. temporary stays noted for Melay and Pon Smmett families.
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Frank. Miller
Charley
Local Families Report Illnesses and Visits
Dolson Roe Davis and Russell Hutchings are sick with la grippe. Mr and Mrs Orville Newman of Terre Haute spent a few days here with Ray Newmans family. Joseph Claypool and family of Liggett spent Saturday night with them.
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Roe Davis
Russell Hutchings
Orville
Newman
Terre” Haute
Ray Newman
Joseph ‘Claypool
Liggett
Remembered lines and tonal echoes in a 19th century miscellany
A fragmented page notes quotes on action virtue and education from Plutarch to Kossuth, interspersed with stray musings on grammar, puppies and national security. It references Near East Relief and a February drive, then shifts to social observations on ambition and failure.
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