William E Curtis as a world roaming, popular newspaper writer
The article lauds William E Curtis of The Chicago Bee for his worldwide reportage and entertaining letters to The Record Herald. It notes his career start in Chicago, his assignments from Washington to Mexico, Paris, and India, and his influence across readers including women. It highlights his timely, engaging style and predicts his next ventures.
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William E. Curtis
Chicago Bee
Uorest
Cure Tle
Record
Me Curtis
Washington
Mexico
Paris
Ain Padia
Curtix
Chicaze
Nate Hee
Cheeden
Aim
Mr Cartes
Thoughtless Clerks and Feathers in Business Folly
A rambling critique blends satirical gaps in office life with a tale of Forrest in New York. It notes waste and misapplied effort in advertising and adjusting departments, then shifts to a serialized reflection on moral proverbs and social commentary from London Notes.
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Ruthlers
The Awakener Romance Sketches and Oddities
A quirky feature showcases Airi Ok and Georges with playful musings on love and dreams. A cynic bus driver M yee provides a counterpoint while matrimony is lampooned as a caregiver clock in illustrated bits.
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Airi
Georges
M'yee
Thanksgiving Scenes and Town News Circulate in York Township
Long list of local visits, family gatherings, and holiday events in West York and surrounding areas. Residents like Misses Hutchison, Mr and Mrs Mount, and Rev T C Bailit participate in dinners, visits, and revival meetings. The Big depot at York prepares for reconstruction as community notes cover associations, school events, and neighborhood travels.
West York Residents Relocate and Family News
West York Mr and Mrs Life moved from the farm to town newly purchased property. Uncle Thomas Ralston retired from the farm and relocated to town. Marian Winters visited Windsor for Thanksgiving with sister Mrs. Richard Layton. J H Sloan adds a new roof to his warehouse. Bell Rucker moved to Robinson last week. Mr and Mrs J T Smith and grandson Harry Smith visited John Miller at York Lane. Mr and Mrs F E Buckner visited Marshall relatives. Malcolm Knight moved from the farm to the village. Master Vern Cooper of Terre Haute visits grandfather Thomas Cooper. Mrs Milton Cooper improving from illness. Mr S Sallie and Miss Mae Morton were in Sullivan last week. Mr and Mrs Wes Life and daughter Miss Pearl bought new furniture in Marshal Wednesday.
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Life
Thomas Ralston
Marian Winters
Windsor
Richard Layton
J H Sloan
Bell Rucker
Robinson
J T Smith
Harry Smith
John Miller
York Lane
F E Buckner
Marshall
Malcolm Knight
Vern Cooper
Terre Haute
Thomas Cooper
Milton Cooper
S. Sallie
Mae. Morton
Sullivan
Wes Life and
Miss Pearl
Marshal
Thanksgiving visits and church revivals noted in Martinsville area
Homer J Husted made a business trip to Terre Haute Monday. Professors McCabe and Beding of Martinsville dined with John Brossman family for Thanksgiving. Henry Moss and family plus Tom Berkley and wife of Martinsville helped Tom Husted and family with goose. Will Berkley visited Terre Haute Saturday and Sunday. Rev Ford Baptist pastor at Martinsville preached at Bethel church Sunday. He began a series of meetings there Sunday night. Mrs Goldie Shaffner and family and Elmer Phillips attended Miss Lula Craig funeral at Martinsville. George Greer of West Terre Haute visited friends here late last week. Frank Church family of West Terre Haute visited U B Church here. Mrs Mary Cullson and California Hindsman of Greene County spent Thanksgiving with relatives here. Some attended funeral of George Cline at Mt Pleasant. Revival meetings led by Revs Reese and Williams at Lincoln U B church. John Fasig family of Martinsville spent Thanksgiving with Tillman Linton family. Seth Husted began new house. John Beachout family hosted young folks for social hours on Thanksgiving evening with Harry home from Terre Haute. Ruth Husted, student in Martinsville, spent Thanksgiving vacation with home folks.
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James Vervon
Wet York
Mere Wen Marvin Jr
Mectiek
Marshall
John McClure
St Elmo
Tere Taste
Hoc Paylor
Fred Taylor
Chas Stashworth
Edith Jepson
Ind
Sunny South
Mr Ho
Weldon
Relatvesan
Ot Marshall
Mr Alive Milam
Windsor
Richard Layton
J W Snyder
Attica
H ‘Oq Weldon
Lucy Fuqua
Russellville
James Weldon
West York
H OQ Weldon
Emma Mount
Walnut Prairie
Etta
Lizzie Hutchison
R.L Hutchison
Volney Mount
Jas Ao Mount
Mr. Mount
B Mount
Mae
Chas Lee
Mis Kaehel
J i. Meount
Ound Meeded Gard
Iroc
Roth Coard
Freddie Ceard Mere Mere Anderson Low
York
H F Wharton
Chas Rushworth
West Terre Haute
Edith Jepsen
Edith
Terre Haute
John Husted
McCabe
Beding
Martinsville
John Brossman
Henry Moss
Tom Berkley
Tom Hust
Will Berkley
Terre, Haute
Ford
Bethel Church
Goldie Shaffner
Hartford
Harry
York Miss Maude Jackson Visit Spotted in Greenup
Jars E. Anderson of Greenup and Mrs D E Anderson of West Union spent Saturday with Mr. Carmel area. Maude Jackson from York visited relatives Saturday, according to a short local notice.
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Maude Jackson
Carmel
Jars. E. Anderson
Greenup
D. E. Anderson
West Union
Thanksgiving Visits and Social Gatherings Highlight Community
Mr and Mrs W E Grant visited relatives here from Monday to Friday. Mr and Mrs Guy Hand of Quaker Lane spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Chas Johnson. Miss Ala Murphy hosted a taffy pulling with friends. Rev Nash preached at M E church. Mr and Mrs Si Smith and grandson Harry Smith of West York visited John Miller's family. Mrs James Hanson and child of Mt Carmel stayed this week. John Miller in poor health. Misses Lillian Newman and Katie Orcutt hosted a large taffy pull with Indiana boys providing music. guests praised Misses Orcutt and Newman as charming hosts.
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A C. Keys
W. E Grant
Guy Hand
Quaker Lane
Chas. Johnson
Ala Murphy
Howard Jackson
D. E. Anderson
West Union
Rev Nash
M. E
Si Smith
Thanksgiving Visitors and Local Meetings Reported
Spiketown Y P C E hosts Sunday evening gatherings. Ada Young and family of Redmon visit relatives for Thanksgiving. Irwin Honderich returns from Urbana to spend the holiday with his parents. Dan Eckle's new room nearing completion. A number attend the teachers meeting Friday. Rev. H B Reese holds a protracted meeting at Dolson. Silas Literal and family of Ironary visit Terre Haute residents William Ween barn and family.
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Ing.ady Young
Redmon
Irwin Honderich
Urbana
Dan Eckle
Rev
Reese
Dolson
Silas Literal
Eqa
Terre Haut Visg
Wm. Ween
Holiday shopping and services advertised in town
Hughes promotes trading with bargains on apples at 50 cents a bushel and large stocks of holiday articles. Doll’s advertises gifts at Doll’s 50 cents per bushel and Bubeck and Gallagher’s offer a wide array of Christmas presents. A new barber shop at 615 Main Street promises best service and courteous treatment by Joe Gunder.
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Doll's
Hughes
Bubeck and Gallagher's
Main Street
Joe Gunder
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