Easter Reflections and Community News Highlights
Easter joys mark a lively community period with visits from Montgomey of Bedford and Hayden Osbon family from Blankenship. Uncle John Andis suffers a paralyzing stroke, while Miss Hazel Huddleson visits Mrs. Carter. Easter services unite two Sunday Schools at the Christian Church.
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Hayden Osbon
Blankenship
The
Christian Church
Death of W. S. Wade Punctuates Taior Community
W. S. Wade aged sixty eight, a Taior resident and devout St. Michael Catholic Church member, died Sunday morning after ongoing ill health. He leaves brothers Tom James Sam George Wade and sister Mary F Campbell. funeral arrangements noted with no service at St. Michael Church and burial in the local cemetery. Brothers and relatives from Indianapolis Loogeetee and Washington attended the funeral and related gatherings.
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W.S. Wade
Taior
Frans Campbell
St. Michael Catholic Church
Tom
James
Sam
George Wade
Mary F. Campbell
St. Michael Church
Valley View notes and social round in Valley View column
A Valley View column records weekly social visits and local happenings. Residents like Mr. and Mrs. Ira Williams, Miss Ethel Robinson, and families from nearby towns are listed with Sunday visits, health notes, and community events. The piece also mentions Easter fashion displays and local kindness, ending with a friendly invitation to readers.
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Valley View Drive
Valley View Farm
Neeriemer
Studebaker
Otis Marshall
Spring Rheumatic Pains Ease With Chamberlains Ointment
Spring is praised by many but rheumatic pains worsen in cold damp weather. Relief may come from applying Chamberlains Ointment, available everywhere and at all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Trustee's Notice for Madison Township Office Hours
Trustee announces regular office hours at the EK Laughlin building on East Main Street in Qdon. Visits will occur on Wednesday and Saturday each week to conduct Madison township business.
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Qdon
EK. T. Laughlin
East Main Street
Madison Township
McClellan and Treason Talk Revealed by Lincoln Diary
Harper's prints John Way's diary extracts from 1864 recounting Lincoln’s tale of McClellan and a covert New York political plot led by Thurlow Weed. The account centers on Baldy Smith, Wood, and others, detailing alleged letters and the president’s suspicions after Antietam.
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Wharper
John Way
Lincoln
AicClellen
Haw
Nicolay
New York
Thurlow Weed
New York State
Canada
Hay
Weed
Vermont
Smith
Baldy Smith
Baldy
Gen. McClellan
Washington
B. Smith
West Point
McClellan
Peninsula
Fernando Wood
Antietam
Wood
Franklin, Burnside
F. Wood
Richmond
Quiet Philosopher on Wealth and Contentment
A reflective remark contrasts desire for a million with choosing a quarter of a million and happiness in that choice. The speaker emphasizes prudence over chasing larger riches and suggests contentment brings lasting satisfaction.
Abolishing Age Comical call for abolishing age on January first
A humorous essay argues for abolishing age and birthdays as a cure for life’s clockwork. It jokes about time, calendars, and the idea of a commission to end the passage of years, urging readers to quit measuring age.
The Typewriter Rant By Walt Mason
A humorous critique of modern agents selling cheap optimism about new typewriters. The narrator recalls ten prior purchases, praises the typewriter as a writer’s aid, but laments a broken carriage and costly repairs by an agent. The piece blends satire on writers of Dickens and Scott with quips about agents and human foibles.
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Dickens
Laulwer
Scott
Charles Dickens
Charlie
Edwin Drood
Martin Chuzzlewit
Turner
Walt Mason
Judge
Oil on troubled waters calms seas for safe lifeboat launches
An early 20th century note explains that a pint of oil per hour can create a calm zone around a ship, requiring nine pints per square mile and even a single drop for seven square feet. Oil spreads as a film two millionths of a millimeter thick, reducing waves and ripples. London rules prompt lifeboats to carry oil for rough seas. Reports from the Great Lakes describe methods of dripping or pumping oil to calm waters and aid lifeboat launches.
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Ray Lankester
fYneland
London Board of Trade
Great Lakes
Harold Waters
Leslie
Rye Stock On Farm Supports Market For Crops
It is an important function of rye stock on the farm to furnish a market for the crops grown, enabling farmer to convert grasses, forage crops, legumes, and so on into higher priced finished products and to return to the soil the plant food taken from it.
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Farnere
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Mr. Montgomey of
Bedford
J. M.toon
H. Toon
Bramble
Eph Williams
Miss Hazel Huddleson
Mrs. Carter
Band Boy
John Andis
John West
Mr. McCormick
Corda Maryfield
Bailesville
Rela Mont Toon
Odon
John Huff
Indian Springs
Maryfield
Kir
Dan McCarter
AlToon
First Creek
Tainor
Dick Williams
Epsom
J.C. Obrian and Wife
Ira Bowman
Odeon
Joe Wade
Indianapolis
WT. A. Wade
W. S. Wade
Frank Turk
T. A. Wade
Joe
J. A. Groves
Montgomery
Felix Keller
Mr. W. Tomey
Lewis Graber
Rev
Will and
Henry
Cave
Harvey
Will Scott
George
Charles
Martha Ryan
W. S. Spaulding
Bessie Seals
Loogeetee
Valley Yew
Ira Williams
Sandborn
J. N. Williams and
A. S. Boyd
Ethel Robinson
L. T. Bynum
Sam Malone of
Newberry
John N. Williams and
J. W. Pope
Near Mud Pike
Mary A. Boyd
Wm. Carpenter
Grace
Ruth
Wm. Gadberry
Miss Pearl
Olan Porter
Near Farlen
John Clark
Mort and
E. E. Gray
Chas. Gimlin
Dale
Loogootee
H. P. Wikle
Richard Freed
John Herron
Jacob B. Shields
Cleveland Johnson
Mud Pike
Raleigh Callahan
Near
Elnora
Mary Todd
S. L. Todd
Valley View
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Wong
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Lehmann
Pedersen
Copenhagen
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