Remembering the First Train Ride and a Calm Rescue
A former traveler recalls a frightening railway collision and a calm response by an elderly woman who believed rescuers would always stop a train. The tale illustrates why many women settle for ordinary soaps rather than Ivory Soap, due to assumed odors and harsh chemicals.
Marengo County Social News Highlights
February gathering at C R Fish home featured chicken pie dinner for over fifty guests with unique souvenir hearts and conundrums. Mrs Stephen Smith hosted a dinner party. Stephen Smith laments recent losses and believes misfortune doubles. Young people surprised Miss Hattie Newton. various local families hosted visitors and rides, while Sam Bossard lauded as top butter maker.
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Marengo
C. R. Fish
North Marengo
Stephen Smith
Engleter
Sackett Farm
Hattie Newton
George Coleman
F. £. Smith
A.L. Amerman
Sam Bossard
Saul Tence
Christopher
Masabalt Oethet
Aura Emery
Loo Tecan
James B
Sheridan
C. R Fish
Smith
Ibrary
Frank Smith
Meere Rhields
Af Aloo
Fridey
Tabeau
Stephen. Smith
Baptist dance invitation at home of trageon
Local notice reports a church dance to be held Wednesday evening at the home of Trageon with a broad invitation. Messages note extended plans for social events and family updates across Ceresco, including births, visits, and illness in the community.
Homer Area News Roundup Sees Deaths Weddings and Local Bits
The Homer area reports the death of Philip Hessmer formerly of the Air Line area with service details and family notes. Births are recorded with a son to Mr and Mrs Henry O Cook. A small Michigan Central collision is noted and local marriages include William H Harrington and Iya Rozelle Henshaw. Community events feature a Valentine party hosted by Grace Kirby and P L Wells, plus a ward of sick residents and town officials addressing library purchases and local schooling.
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Charles R. Maine
Howard W. Cavanagh
Justioe Parks
Benjamin
Henry O. Cook
Philip Hessmer
Air Line Station
Bondenheim
Germany
America
William H. Harrington
Mise Iya
Rozelle Henshaw
Ira K. Henshaw
H. B. Davis
P. L. Wells
Grace Kirby
William Hannah
Homer
Bredey
Marshall
N. D. Beedon
Chal Janes G. Doolittle
I. O. Smith
Local notices and social items reflect a busy community
Reports show a literary society forming at a latelet with a February 2 meeting and Burnham likely to speak. Friends and neighbors socialize with dances and Sunday visits. Lumber and wood trade grows near a saw mill. A nurse or guide Miss Olive Wits visits, and Mr and Mrs Day guests at Charles Byte’s. A tax of snowbound logs and a modern dance coupon idea in Australia are noted. Also mentions Rabbi Wilowski’s Talmud lectures and a French naval signal book revision.
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Sas
Houston
Stoote
Homie
Hinmatt
Cate Fox 2
Olive
Wits
Frend
Alda Diels
Kate Ts
H. P
Hoagland
Burnham
George Knearl
H. J
Read Over Bargains on Subscriptions and Militia Veterans
The Statesman offers reduced rates with partner papers like Michigan Farmer New York Tribune and Detroit Journal. Also notes Col John C. Eddy and Major William H. Eddy each served 25 years in New York militia and may retire early next year as senior officers in a Brooklyn manufacturing firm.
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Statesman
Michigan Farmer
The
New York
the Statesman
Detroit Journos
Detroit Free Press
Chicago Inter Ocean
Michigan Parmer
Chicagonter Ocean
Detroit Journal
National Rural and Family Magazine
Ladies’ Home Couroal
Tesman and Designer
New York World
Michigan Presbyterian
John C. Eddy
William H. Eddy
Brooklyn
Relief in Six Hours by New Great South American Kidney Cure
Distressing kidney and bladder disease relieved in six hours by a cure praised for prompt relief of bladder, kidney and back pain. It claims immediate relief of water retention and is endorsed by W. H. Histon.
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W. H. Histon
Membrane Grafts Aid Wound Healing Found by German Surgeons
German surgeons report that the delicate eye membrane can be used to cover wounds and stimulate healing, similar to skin grafts. The membrane has been successfully tested and shows promise for treating open wounds that previously would not heal.
Tenant Delivers Bold Stand Against Landlord in Balem
A Balem Massachusetts store owner refused a landlord order to vacate, displaying a constable badge and threatening arrest to enforce possession. The dispute escalated before the landlord withdrew from the shop.
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Pilsbur
Working Overgline Dreamy Ad Parody
An humorous ad line extols Dr King s New Life Pills as tireless workers eight hours a day. It claims to cure indigestion biliousness constipation and stomach and bowel troubles with easy legitimate safe sure relief. Available for 250 at a local drug store.
Engipod at Fish Market
Eight million pounds worth of train landed at English ports each month. This includes shellfish but not salmon.
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Misa
Lola Seovel
Wonessa
EH. &. Mills
D. Murdock
C. Godfrey
Geo. Mott
George Reese
King
Hartland
Phelps
Will. Hard Phelps
Valentine Eoolal
Lutz
Chas. Godfrey
Battle’ Creek
Arthur Godfrey
Edward Philipa
Emmett
Frank Francisco Ie
Gwen Wood
Ladies Mission Circle
Congregational Church
J Yandes
Johnson Walt
Eroe
Michigan Central
Orlane
L. I. Lewis
Baptist Society
Edward Eons Viata
A Hastings
Rod Hi AD Bich Smitith
Ts Ao
Detty
Biske
W Writeen
Spencer
Battle Creek
Claude Phelps
Coldwater
Tom Barnaby
Geo, Clark
Grayling
Braty Land
Mia
Cornell
Woman's Literary, Olob
Union City
Aventor
George Pauley
James Main
Grand Lodge
Saginaw
Tekonsha Lodge
Mica
Alice Randall
Park Ridge
Mra. A.G. Randall
Mra
Frances L. Sales
Missouri Valley
Iowa
Foley
Australia
Wach Lay
Thaye
Olaf
Bender
Hrle Pa
Jewlsah
Jacob David Wilowski
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