Fragmented local notices and events from mid century paper
The page lists varied items: a Baptist church sermon, a commercial prank, a lawyer moving to Molin as collector for a large manufacturer, and death notices for Reuben White of Jackson. Also reported are a poisoning suicide by Mrs. William Lay, a marriage in Eckford, a drowning near Marengo, a fireball sighting in the southwestern sky, printer’s log work after a Cape & Bona fire, a deserter case against W. H. Gray, German Evangelical church meetings with Rev. Koebler, and arbitration over a bilingual sermon dispute at Fredonia plus an English German mix church issue. The season’s schedule notes for New Year events and a lead solo by Edward Elliott are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tompking
the Hainer
Lizale Hognitre
Maraball
Philip Parr
Eckford
A. Frye
Tueaday
Floyd R. Wallan
Ron
Frank
Viame
Marengo
Wee
Jin Wilame Lake
Qitha Latierta
Wil- Tame
BUC
Comstock
Chicago
Gape & Bona
W. H. Gray
Jackson
Ja Doraortey
Ft. Wayne
Rock Springs
Songer
German Evangelical Church
W. A. Koebler
Portage Prairie
Mich
Fredonia
From the Chicago Tribune to a county notice blend
A fragmented page blends a church scene with family dialogue and a public notice mix. It mentions a Dec 27 gathering, a band, officers, marriage licenses, oblique prayers, and local ads about money found, peppermint farming, and Merrill's Tea. It reflects a late nineteenth century newspaper jumble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill
Thia
Fragmented OCR note on schoolgirl manuscript discovery
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a schoolgirl and manuscripts with an editor suspecting a missing or uncertain text. The lines reference a consul or power and a writer, but the passage is garbled and lacks coherent events or dates.
Aweet Ol Nath Preweet for Children and Weak Digestion
An old advertisement extols Aweet Ol Nath as a nourishing tonic for infants, delicate children, the elderly, and the very thin. It claims thorough topical rubbing benefits the skin, aids absorption, and strengthens the system when digestion is weak, offering a “thin way” to supply needed fuel.
Odd Woman's Club Exiles From Parle Circles
A New York Times note describes an all female society in Parle banning male intrusions and gossip within its circle. Host A Obesher serves back wheat and Graham flour in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
de A. Obesher
Mikes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Livaiy
Plurk
Bensley
Wbérs
Whpte &Co
Jyarquin
Sherman
la Grippe
Sherman Panacea Co
Mamsraly, Miom
Malu
High Dee
Baptist Church
Bert
Leonige
Ocear
Avealog
Edoward P. Elliotts
The
Antepetton
Ellen
Maxima
Willer
Willie
Chicago Tribune
Dean
St ‘Arbelter
Hall
T. M
Blightly
Tekotisha
Mabel Whesttt
Newton
Arthur Johnson
Sheridan
Maggie Barkley
Connford
Michael Conkle
Bellevue
Olio
Mra
Limite Boire
Marahall
Charteas
Homer
Clara
Aldrich
Obi Fampbel
Laura
A. Ana Mt Ree
Magelo Hall
Bata
Cherie
Bhibney
Rattle Creek
Hattie Ae Waka
Ara V. Bellera
Albion
Wal Buckinham
May
Buckingbaw T
Iingham
James G. Blaine
Cara
Kit Jist
Monaosiee Et Mt
Iy Eae
Awit, Bheli A
Ital
Noréa
Thor
Statesman
Perrett
Haskell
Derek Merrill
Mérril'e Abeisava
Batis
Rio
Fea
Casey
Hay ‘Pidryalous
Nein
Ata Sur
Prine
Thant
Stidddys
Marshall
John Butler
Slaugter
Spkake