Household-Belemoe Club Notes and Return of Florence Thompson
The Household-Belemoe meeting hosted by Miss Ruby Rose featured a roll call of native trees and their traits. A paper on United States Forestry Service was read by Miss Hester Shipe, highlighting gardening, flower culture, and the importance of shade trees. refreshments followed, with the next meeting planned in two weeks with Miss Helen Scott.
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Florence Thompson
Chicago
Gome
Ruby Rose
L.'s
United States Forestry Service
Robert Baird
Hester Shipe
Helen Scott
Parson bird of New Zealand mimics with a rich repertoire
The parson bird or tul of New Zealand resembles a blackbird in size and shape with white throat tufts and a glossy green body. It can crow, speak, whistle tunes, and mimic every bush bird, delivering bell like notes at dusk and even odd sounds like a cough and glass smash.
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New Zealand
Auto wreck survivor asks if mud and blood cover him
A Detroit Free Press line notes a man crawling from a wreck, asked if he is covered. He replies that mud blood chagrin and insurance cover him, implying little consolation. The quip reflects car crash woes and humorous grim resilience.
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Detroit Free Press
Noted blood specialist misidentified by crowd
In a Cornell Widow fragment a man is asked to name a distinguished blood specialist. He replies the pictured man is only a circulation manager, revealing a mistaken identity.
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Cireculation
Cornell
Mirth Joy and Happiness in a Health Care Riddle
A fragmented note describes mirth and happiness as healing yet warns one foe can grant more free advertising than friends. The quirky line hints at social dynamics in a humorous tone.
West Union social notes highlight local visits and events
Residents and visitors fill West Union with gatherings and outings. Everett Murphy of Urbana visits family in Wabash township. Mrs. Charles Kirshner of Kansas visits C. H B Williams family. Mrs. Jobe Dunn and Paul of Mound City visit Whiteside family. bridge clubs host events. A Poor Married Man will be staged March 17 and 18 at the West Union opera house. A marriage license issued to Herbert Poulter and Nora Williams in Paris. Street work improves roads. Overland cars move to new Main Street room. Local church women serve election day dinner April 4.
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E. J. Miller
Martinsville
City
Nettieton
Charles Kirshner
Kansas
C. H B. Williams
Jobe Dunn
Gon Paul
Mound City
J. L. Whiteside
Seth Clark
Emily Wilson
Prairieton
Ind
Jayne B. Kerr
West Union Opera House
George Adams
Paris
Herbert Poulter
Nora Williams
Westfield
Sidney Cox
Woodford Burnett
Grendel Bennett
Terre Haute
P. E. Read
Overland
East Main Street
Nettie Houston
West Union
Ida Frick
Bertha Knight
Grace Jones
Wabash Valley
N. W. Nettleton
Orange Township
Court House
Restored White House interior guided by McKim plans
The article recounts James McKim's careful restoration of the White House after decades of interior changes. It details terrace restoration, removal of greenhouses, and a separate public offices building, plus his discipline in refining moldings and room harmony. A humorous dinner anecdote with St Gaudens is included.
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White House
James Hoban
Hoban
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Charles Pollen McKim
McKim
St Gaudens
Farragut
Gus
Glenn Brown
Honey Vinegar Recipe From Missossi College
Honey vinegar made from honey has a strong aroma and is inexpensive. A small amount of honey yields a large amount of vinegar. Dissolve in warm soft water in a quart jar of honey, allow to aerate, and keep in a warm place to ferment into excellent vinegar.
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Missossi College of Agriqulture
Labor Now Love So Tint at the Bats of Death
Fragmentary line appears to echo a classical or poetic phrase about labor and death. The readable text offers no clear persons places organizations or events to anchor a concrete news item or summary.
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Belemoe
Jersey
Guy
Millar
Navy
Liewid
Churles Maris
Larse Beltl
Pseachas
Galifornia
W. Oo
Shiseer
sGasey
Mrs. Randall
Tarre
Everett Murphy
Urbana
Wabash Township
Charles Claypool
W. A. Vaughan
Highfill
S. Y. Whitlock
Martha Bartlett
Tuscola
C. A. Killie
New York City
Killie
China
Gertrude Shaw
Fannie Andrews
W. W. Hogue
Forbes-Robertson
J. R. Oneington
Clara Schwanecke
D. Y. McMullen
Wm. T. Martin
Florence Whitlock
Mary Hamill
Hirk
Hester Ships
Mie
Bimch
The
Charles Follen McKim
Missydia Tref
Mrs. Foster Martin
Louisville, Ky
Opal Richards
B. M. Davison
Springfield
Constance
Rosa Batson
H. M. Janney
J. D. Barr
C. A. Dixon
B. N. Davidson
North Sixth Street
P. B. Bertlesman
Mt. Carmel
Joseph Fishback
California
Grant Pritchard
John Paddock
Darwin
Roy Anderson
Charles Paddock
Kate Williamson
Hannah Marvin
Marshall Friends
John Leseure
William Ehrhardt
Indianapolis
L. J. Ehrhardt
C. S. Lycan
Eastern Star Lodge
Creal Springs
Oblong
Harold Bright
Velma Sullins
Wilbur Kellogg
Rusty Hinge
Roy Jeffords
Chester English
Ora Hunter
B. F. Johnson
Bubeck & Gallagher
Fred Wallis
Kohl Building
Wabash
Farmers
Mitchell
M. W. Porter
Marshall
Edgar Summers
Martinsville, Ill
Wm. Ferris
R. C. Rhode Island
John Casteel
Fidelity Phenix
New York
Aetna
Hartford
New York Mutual Life Co
Vic Janney
Glyde H. Knowles
Hvestock
Oliver, Ill
Durham
Weir McCarty
Marshall Court House
Tors House
Foster Martin Martin
Studebaker
Dodge
Detroit
Goodrich
Goodyear
Fisk
United States
Flippard’s
Studebaker and Dodge Bros. Agency
Dixity
City Drug
Taubenecx & Savisce
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