Lyceum Season Tickets Offer Marshall Era Entertainment
The local committee secured top entertainers for the winter Lyceum course. Season tickets at $2 include reserved seating with single admissions 50 cents main floor 35 cents balcony. Apollo Concert Company finale priced higher.
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Lyceum
Pureaua
Marshall
Apollo Concert ‘Company
Cordova
Hampton Court Singers
Geo. D. Alden
Musical, Arts Quartette
Sylvester AL Long
Apollo Concert Company
Keifers Drug
Pythiani Theatre
Hutchinson's
Embroidery Carbon Paper Sold at Herald Office
Large sheets for transferring embroidery patterns are available at the Herald Office.
Hughes Speech in Portland Stresses Just Wages
In a Maine speech Mr Hughes expresses sympathy with labor and calls for improving conditions and fair compensation. He argues wage scale changes must be just and subject to rational examination, insisting that labor seeks only what is just and that reasoning should prevail.
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Hughea
Portland
Maine
Reflections on Memory and Public Selfishness
A fragment reflects on privacy and perception, noting that a woman cannot perform every mechanical feat with a hairpin and that a hat cannot repeat a story without variation. It laments the dullness of bric a brac in a second hand shop and mocks superficial public discourse.
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A &Man
Rabbit Ridge Hosts Sunday School Talk
The event invites residents to attend a short talk on the importance of the Sunday School at Rabbit Ridge. Local organizers encourage participation and focus on community and faith.
Church plans year ahead as members urged to attend
Members are asked to be present Sunday to plan the work for the coming year. The ladies of the church will meet with Mrs A B Matthews tomorrow afternoon.
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Terre Haute
Paul BF
Higbee
Casey
Minnie Metcalf
Martinsville
Ed Montgomery
Elatives
Dubois
Roy Anderson
George Taubeneck
I. L. Gifford
Oblong
A. L. Howerton
James Bowman
81St Indiana Infantry
National Soldiers
Danville
Springfield
Letha
Scott
Faye Randall
Margaret ‘Shaw
Frank Handley
Marshall
E. H. Johnson
Decatur
Church of God
Boiling Springs
Paris News
Emma Marvin
W.A. Vaughan
F. W. Booth
Edwin Booth
Harry.s. Cole
Clarence Bailey
A. Dainty
Club of the Congregational Church
H. M. ‘Janney
Eleanor Montgomery
Chas Gorham
W.W. ¥. Ziegler
Katherine’ Keifer
A. B. Matthews
Evangelist H J Musselman Holds Growing Meetings
Public is invited to attend ongoing evangelistic services conducted by Mrs. H. J. Musselman as interest in the meetings increases.
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H. J. Musselman
Winter Clothing Sale Invites Quick Purchases
Frost the advance agent of winter urges shoppers to buy now while stock is complete. The store features coats and suits from affordable staples to Salt Rimette Plush and Velour, a full millinery line with new hats and trims, 86 inch plaid and striped silk at $2.00 per yard, heavy ribbed hose for boys, and a winter Muntingwear selection including two piece and union suits for all ages.
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Frost
Eiq
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Dry Goods Store Motto Signals Bargain Promise
A first class dry goods store promotes value with the slogan Always a Little Better for a Little Less. The concise claim targets cost-conscious shoppers seeking quality at lower prices. The motto reinforces a steady trade image and customer appeal in a busy retail district.
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Paris
Floyd Hanks
Detroit
Mich
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J. R. “Covington
Burt
Cheroa
Miss Verde Bishop
Palestine
Sol Handy
Chenioa
Hoisier
Guinnip
Anderson, Ind
Charles ‘Ghipe
Ella Deaner
Oakland
Ro “al” Mitchell
George
Lakeland
Florida
Anna Zimmerly
John Brady
Edward ‘Flage
Will Downey
Westfield
Harold Bright
Douglas “Merkle
Etoile
T. A. Scott
Roy Bishop
York
Ann’ “Barton
West Union
John L. Whiteside
Melvin Bebner
John. Lowe
E. G. Sandmeyer
Quincy
Beeman
Terre “Haute
Pearl Lee
Mason
Bement
Louis Bulger
John ‘Prevo
Louisiana
B. A. Davidson
Metcalf
Henry Setzer
Irene
Laura Arbuckle
Fannie Andrews
Howard Roland
Ohio Oil Co
W. W. Bell
Cerro Gordo
S m
Mr. Bulger
Greenville
Terre” Haute
Roy ‘Langon
Elizabeth Gaddis
Edna Newman
Freeman
Jesse Lathrop
Brocton
Floyd Tobias
Frank Tobias
Elis Jackson
Parthenia Handley
Harry B. Phillips
Claude Vickrey
Cochenour
Ad. Casey
Lillie S. Thompson
Ethel B. Abel
W H Randall
Natl
Bank of Martinsville
Orig
EL Shinkle
Same
Inez Byram
James Rush
Albrt Lamb
Marion Partlow
LC Sherman
Chas Milam
F . Reisner
Ruth A. Triplet
Lorinda Fassnacht
Dulaney
EB M Wiman
Geo Kannamacher
Lewis
Butler
Lenora Short
Adkisson
Bes Bliz. C
Howard
R A Mitchell
Ad. Marshall
W M Weber
Morgan Hargis
Geo H Smith
Albert
Guyer
P T Peters
C H Cochonour
Biril Milburn
Clayton E Shreve
Emily J. Maddox
Rebécta McNulty
Pilot Archers
Kate L Evans
Miller
Isaac Osborn
B. F. Johnson
Bubeck & Gallagher
Fred Wallis
Kohl Building
East Main Street
Wabash
Farmers
Keifer, Drug Co
Edgar Summers
Martinsville, Ill
Homer Guinnip
Marxshall
Marvin’s Mill
L. A. Wallace
Zensal
Keifer Drug Co
New York
Times Square Sta
New York City
T. Brown
R. G
Michigan
Lenox
Miller's
Wisconsin
DE Laval
Hughes
Demanda
O Christian Church
United Brethren
Pythian
Paramount Pictures
Winnie Stewart Concert Co
Illinois Vice Commission
Kay Bee
George Fawce Fawcett
Willard Mack
Thos. .H. Ince
Triangle Keystone
Fatty, Arbuckle
Mabel Normand
Fatty
Mabel
Essanay
Lil Han Drew
John Lorenz
America
Blanche Ring
Selig
Tribune
Booth & Handy
Clark County
Marine
South Side Square
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