Local Correspondence Finds Busy Social Week at Many Homes
Families and friends from Dana Wabash Newport Indianapolis and Montezuma appear in a long list of visits and illnesses. Names include Brad field Cook Mc Campbell Underwood Burns Broderick and Tucker with many trips to Rockville Marshall and Terre Haute noted among neighbors and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Bradfield
B. O. Cook
Oscar Mc Campbell
Dana
Mors Aleth
Eucilie
Nt Wea
John Byer
Aereat Tie Hospital
Rockville Poesday
Paul Langley
Newport
Mr. Vanlake
Perre Haute
B. M
Gordon Glark
Coloma
Lizzie Copner
Nyseville
Dewey Steward
Guion
John Coffin
Elbert Newlin
North Judson
Boyd
Marshall
Clarence
Fred Stanley
Indianapolis
Wm. Doyle
Terre Haute
Ruby Engle
Centerpoint
Carson
Montezuma
Jake Swaim
Tangier
Rockville
Fred Thompson
Wallace
Harry Clark
New Madison
Ohio
James Spray
Bloomingdale
J. J. Clark
M. F. Sherrill
Luther Gardner
Notice to Dispose of Livestock by Clare Connelly
Clare Connelly of Judson Indiana offers removal of dead horses mules and cattle for a fee of one dollar each and will haul away in good condition using auto track. Contact 423-2. 38m 47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Connelly
Judson
Ind
Notable Age Record Couple in Fourche Parish
A local notice profiles Mrs Pau Breaux of Fourche Parish who claims the distinction of being among the oldest living individuals. At ten years old she is described as having 1060 descendants with a youngest child in the seventies and another elder than ninety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paubodsux
Pau Breaux
Fourche Parish
Miss Stehle Maintains Dignity in Hotel Cloakroom
In Seattle Miss Mae Stehle runs the cloak room and refuses tips claiming self-respect. She notes management could fire her and save her salary while selling the cloakroom privilege for 150 dollars a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Mae Stehle
Fremont Driver Survives Earworm Bug Incident
While Lester Pawsey drove on a Sunday a bug flew into his ear. Two physicians treated him and chloroform was used to remove the insect safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Lester Pawsey
Worker in Amsterdam sets harrowing 17 hour day record
A Dutch worker employed in Dusseldorf at a German ammunition factory reportedly averaged 17 hours per day for 26 days. His total earnings reached 89 dollars and 50 cents, about 18 cents an hour, a potential world record for extreme labor.
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Amsterdam
Holland
Dusseldorf
Unclear fragment from Eyansville notice or column
Fragmentary text from Eyansville Indiana with quoted speech by Mrs Polly Anne and references to weed and Stroders, unclear context, likely a local column or item. The readable parts are fragmented and do not form a complete event or notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyansville
Ind
Polly Anne
Stroders
Jae. Beek
Fragmented Notes on Mark Twain in July Book Month
The readable fragments reference memories of Mark Twain through a cousin and include scattered names and dates. Despite garbled OCR, the piece hints at commemorations and literary mentions tied to a July event.
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Mark Twain
Fondsn
Kathe Chstqymiss
Reypyest Torah
Women andomen to form a women’s agricultural colony
A group plans an autumn settlement in England for women only. A large land tract is secured and several prominent suffrage leaders spearhead the organization of this all female agricultural colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watly
Autume
England
Object of Distrust in Convention Debate
In a terse exchange a prominent citizen and his wife dispute the value of convention delegates. The wife quips that her husband has spoken often at the convention yet questions whether delegates share his beliefs, highlighting distrust in political rhetoric.
Goose Killed by Electric Wire in Harrisburg Street
A goose escaped from a farmer’s wagon in Harrisburg Pennsylvania and landed on an active arc light wire. The bird was electrocuted and dropped to the ground. The exchange ends with a humorous aside noting the obvious nature of the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacon
Harrisburg
Egbert
Where Did He Learn This
A fragment shows a boy asserting fair play while contrasting advantage and pressure. The speaker admits bending rules to gain an edge but demands that Jimmy play fair in return. The dialogue hints at competitive deception and the principle of fairness in play.
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Jimmy
Fimany
Two extremes in show draw mixed audience response
People attended the performance with varied reactions as critics noted contrasting acts. Performers Bill-Tiow and Jill-Verry delivered on stage while attendees debated pacing and entertainment value.
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Bill—Tiow Wes
Jill—Verry Tani
Patience-Pegey Praised for Sunshine on Calls
Patrice questions why she always turns down the gas while Patience-Pegey claims he always brings sunshine when he calls. The exchange hints at contrasting attitudes in a light chat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patience—Pegey
Alway
Sunshine
Patrice
Singer’s Catch in Voice Tied to High Pitches
A fragment notes a singer has a catch in her voice due to singing pitched high. It highlights a vocal characteristic without quoting the full line or adding context.
Principal activities of the official position
A dialogue reveals the main duties of the office held by the friend. Senator Sorghum explains that those involved in maintaining the role must stay engaged and accountable to its responsibilities.
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Phose
Sorghum
Cleveland Plain Dealer presents spécial fly trap
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a spécial fly trap at home and a currant pie in a brief exchange. The readable text is limited and provides no clear event, date, or named entities beyond Cleveland and a Pie reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Plain ‘Dealer
A Vision Inn Faces Summer Flies, Sightseer Notes
A New York Globe snippet records a sightseer remark about flies around a place called Avision Inn in summer. Ritus quips that the area ought to expect flies during the season, reflecting local humor and seasonal conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avision Inn
New York Globe
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J.B. ‘Girard
Terre. Hante
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James Frakes
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J. E. Hancock
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