Notice to Non Residents Parke County Indiana 1916
Parke Circuit Court notices a land dispute in Parke County Indiana with William H. King as plaintiff against Lewis Linebarger and others. The suit seeks 80 acres described as the northwest quarter of a section with heirs named or unknown. Court sets September 11, 1916 for hearing at Rockville. Respondents must appear or face default. Signed R J Cummings Clerk and attorney Elwood Hunt.
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State OF Indiana
Parke County
Parke Circuit Court
Penn
William H. King
Lele
Ranggy
Indiana
Rockville
Rock- Ville
R. J. Cummings
Parke Circuit
Elwood Hunt
Leap Year Scheme Ends with Teacher's Resignation
Hope Lambing stages a comic heist style plan to win a fortune and a husband for fourteen professors, but she breaks down revealing her ruse and resigns, confessing the cruel prank she carried on the staff. John Aylmer senses unease as Hope's tearful admission closes the caper.
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Hope
Lambing
Charity Brown
Genevieve Travis
Genevieve
John Aylmer
Hope Lambing
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Aylmer
Pacifist dinner remark on war blame and romance
A pacifist speaker at dinner argues that the people must share responsibility for war not capitalists. He uses a parable comparing pacifism to a pretty girl and a shipping clerk, ending with a humorous exchange about economy and marriage.
New Rose Complexion Seen Among Parisians
A Paris Letter notes a striking new peach pink complexion trend among women in Paris. Observers describe uniform rosy faces seen in crowds on Avenue du Bois de Boulogne and match it to peach pink satin turbans. The shift contrasts with earlier oriental influences and pairs the look with Sevres statues and new gowns.
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Avenue du Bois de Boulogne
Paris
Voxue
India Wheat Crop Forecast Shrinks
Consul James Oliver Laing at Karachi reports India will plant about four percent less wheat this year. Poor monsoons in Punjab Sind Rajputana United Provinces Gujarat and the Northwest Frontier cut sowing area. Total wheat area estimated at 27,604,000 acres down from 28,852,000 last year.
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India
James Oliver Laing
Karachi
Great Britain
Punjab
Sind
Rajputana
United Provinces
Gujarat
Northwest Frontier
Mutual Toothache Quip Sparks Teasing Across Table
A brief Punch Bowl exchange shows two diners joking about a toothache. First voices a sharp remark about kicking out the beggar if it were his. Second echoes the sentiment, replying he would do the same if the other were in his place.
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Tommy
Judge Quips About Boggins Humor in Private Moments
A judge comments on Boggins humor after noting his claim of enjoying solitude with himself. The exchange suggests a witty aside rather than a formal finding.
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Boggins
Quip on Fashionable Salads Sparks Dining Debate
A witty exchange questions whether salad dressing should be as skimpy as current fashion trends. The remark pokes at style influences in dining, hinting at broader tastes in cuisine.
What More Could She Want Punch Cartoon Caption
A dialogue caption shows a wife asking what more she could want and a husband replying he is enough as a humorous exchange in London by Punch. The line captures domestic clash with wry social commentary typical of the periodical.
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London
Where She Always Saw Them Mary Look Here Oranges
Fragmentary OCR mentions oranges and a Mary figure with phrases like look here and where she always saw them. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear event or outcome to determine a fuller summary.
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Mary
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