County Correspondence from Oak Geotz October 31
Local notes report visits and gatherings across Oak Geotz and neighboring areas. Residents include Mrs. Gre Foung and Mrs. George Clay, Miss Annie Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bser, Miss Annie Mereler, Mrs. David Jones, Mrs. Cornelis Speacit, and many others. Social calls cover family visits, Sunday gatherings, school events, and a public entertainment by Aloha Green Club in Mt Vernon Hall with sermons and dedication services noted.
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OAK Geotz
Back Lvkce
George Clay
Katie Whlpp
Park Mil's
Dave
George Ecker
Annie Sewart
Jacob Bser
L'me Kis
Tals
P. Benck
Balt'more
Sanday
Geo. Kel
Billie Gelsbert
Jeffersos
Apnie Mereler
Cornelis Speacit
Mrs. Mercier
Mlee Pannie WiNer
Champe Manzy
O.O. Baer
Mi. Airy
Mica Cora E. Ceell
Avery, Apent
Annie Stevens
Lsytoreville
Aloha Gree Club
Mt Vernon Hall
Victainy
Urbara
Furday
Norris
Preschell
J. W. Steele
Riss Maud Bready
Clara Davis
B. Johnson
U. S
Hsio
Church Hill
Earle Whipp
Green Faller
Mieces
Annie Thomas
Florence
Carrie Whipp
D. L. Myers
J. N. Whipp
Mamie
D. M. Whipp
Hmiss Gertle Stone
Adamstown
Iron production race shifts from Britain to United States
The Athinta Journal notes Britain led in iron for years but the United States now lags behind Britain no longer. US output reached 879,879 tons in one year, outpacing Britain’s peak 322,824 tons. Projections show US furnaces could reach 2,677,060 tons yearly, surpassing England by 33 percent and equaling Britain plus Sweden. Southern states show big progress, exports grow, and Alabama and Tennessee pig iron shipments to Pittsburgh rise as Birmingham steel tests gain demand in Europe.
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Athinta Journal
Great Britain
United States
Hagland
Britteh
England
Eqaal
Sweden
Owl
Tennessee Coal and Tron Company
Europe
Alabama
Tennessee
Pittsbury
Birmingham
Autumn Joyous Queen of the Seasons Poem
Poem praising the year and harvest, invoking harvest imagery and the cycle of life and death. A reflective seasonal meditation with references to Pomona, spring, and the dominion of time, ending with a blessing for mercy and renewal.
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Phen
F. P. Garrriva
Scotch Fisheries Lazy Work Ethic Noted By Review
In the article the crew at the wharves is described as lazy with Ibaling and his bands kept in his pockets while women haul heavy loads ashore. Jenny the serving wench praises the women for doing most of the work. The method of lining and hooks is observed as orderly, though the men sometimes join in slack labor, prompting a note on gender roles and labor divisions.
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Jenny
Oldbuck
Godttish
The Social Poker Scene in Back Bay Society Rooms
The Baston Herald reviews society poker, noting 60 card decks with ringdoodies and 10 cent limits. It describes poker table sympathy, social repasts, and late night rounds, plus innovations like new cards and ringdoodie pots, in Back Bay circles.
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Schenck
Back Bay
Lhekins
Baston Herald
The Parasitic Growth of Hair in Early Thought
The article traces shifting views on hair growth from ancient beliefs of hair as excrement nourished by the body to modern science recognizing hair nourished by scalp tissues. It notes hair can thrive despite starvation and even after death, with occasional growth after decay, as reported by the St. Louis Republic.
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St. Louis Republic
Auction of Japanese goods draws lively crowd
In a London Tit-Bits style notice a crowded auction sold a vase for a pound, amid bidding by a lone elderly lady. The crowd debated its value, with phrases about a Mikado design and art worth far more than the final bid.
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London
The Not Diet and Fad Diet Claims
A fragmented clipping cites New York Times notes on natural foods and fruit diets, claiming health authorities promote these diets. It references Ellen and Lenon women, a one year diet trial, and mentions Irene and Sree Etelser Bros Drug Store with a Weekly News subscription at $1 a year.
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Ellen & Aikiss
New York Times
Irene
Eure
Sree Etelser Bros’ Drag Store
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