Birthday Dinner Honors 62nd Birthday at Trueblood Home
A Turkey dinner at the Trueblood country home south of the city celebrated Mrs. Almira Hayes turning 62. Attendees included Mrs. Mary Trueblood of Washington and relatives from nearby towns and distant locations.
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John T. Trueblood
Almira Hayes
Hayes
Mary Trueblood
Washington
Blayes
Hervey Trueblood
Clarence Trueblood
Grace Brooks
Martha Anderson
Bedford
Charlotte Hayes
Bertha and
Hayes Killion
Marriage License Issued to Grover Marshall and Pearl Schooley
A marriage license was issued Wednesday to Grover Marshall of Terre Haute and Miss Pearl Schooley who lives north of town. Mr. Marshall is Otis Marshall’s brother and Miss Schooley is the daughter of farmer Jack Schooley.
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Marshall
Schooley
Nesday
Grover Marshall
Terre Haute
Miss Pearl Schooley
Mr. Marshall
Otis Marshall
Miss Schooley
Jack Schooley
The Real Mystery of the Case
A detective recounts the Gilbert case where poison cigars nearly killed Edgar Gilbert. He traces handwriting, learns the bride’s friend forged the note, and uncovers a subconscious motive of Miss Withers. The doctor later concludes the bride had no conscious memory of the act as the wedding proceeds.
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George A. Parker
American Press Association
Gilbert
Joseph Gilbert
Edgar
Edgar Gilbert
Mr. Gilbert, Sr
Miss Withers
M E Church Services on Sunday November 7
Sunday School at 9:00 led by E T Laughlin. 10:30 preaching on Great Discoveries. Junior League at 3:00. King's Herald at 3:00. Sermonette with Junior League program. Sacrament at Good Hope by Rev Asberry at 2:30. Eug T Lewis, minister.
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E. T. Laughlin
King’s Herald
Good Hope
United Brethren Odon charge holds quarterly conference
The Odon United Brethren church begins its first quarterly conference on Sunday and Monday November 7 and 8 with Rev. J W Gilley preaching Sunday at 7 p m and communion service. The conference meets Monday at 9 30 a m with all officers required. Next Sunday services led by the pastor at Mud Pike 10 30 a m and Pleasant Hill 2 30 p m.
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Odon
United Brethren Church
J. W. Gilley
Mud Pike
Pleasant Hill
Revival at Christian Church with Evangelist and Mrs Crabb
Large crowds greet Evan gelist and Mrs Crabb each evening at the Christian church. The gospel is preached and sung with power. Mrs Crabb leads a large chorus. Friday evening six the subject She hath done what she could. Saturday What it cost not to be a Christian. Sunday morning Lord's Supper. Afternoon 3 o'clock Men’s meeting The man with his hair cut short 500 men wanted. Evening Shall we know each other in Heaven. Sunday school at 9 30 as usual. You are invited to all services.
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Evangelist
Beacon Shoe Prices at Abraham's Store
The Beacon shoes priced at 3.00 and 3.50 are offered at Abraham's. Local shoppers are advised to check stock and sizes as selection may vary by color and style.
Cooks' Shops and the Rise of Modern London Dining
Edmund Cosse notes in Harper's Magazine that cooked meals began in cooks shops along East Cheap where shoppers supplied meat and bread but wine, with later tavern growth ending cookshops. The shift from cookshops to taverns eased public dining as Elizabethan era progressed.
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London
East Cheap
Elizabeth
Shakespeare
Edmund Cosse
Harper’s Magazine
Railroads Forever Grow with Constant Expansion
Railroads never finish they must expand continually including bigger cars locomotives rails roundhouses bridges platforms and safety devices. As gauges straighten grades rise and railroads use about half of all steel and lumber signaling you to ongoing national business activity.
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Popular Mechanics
Wonders of Science tale in Utrecht street phonograph exhibit
An American traveler witnessed a street phonograph in Utrecht where a military band played then a faux stop produced a shout of Flalt. The operator claimed the interruption was Napoleon Bonaparte issuing a Waterloo battle order, in a playful demonstration.
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Utrecht
Napoleon Bonaparte
Not a Flirt He Resents a Woman’s Bold Seat Claim
A man riding home, absorbed in his paper, resents a stranger touching his shoulder and sharing his seat. Laughter from nearby women follows the incident until he discovers the offender is his wife, ending the episode with awkward realization.
Let Sleeping Germs Die Warns London Medical Writer
A London medical journal argues spring cleaning poses health risks as dirt and dust may harbor disease. It suggests avoiding cleaning routine and letting sleeping germs die, noting air disturbance may spread microbes and challenge readers to judge a house after forty years without cleaning.
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Grand Hotel
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Robert R. Straw
Son
John Straw
Clinton
Walnut Hill Cemetery
Mr. and
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Dave
C. F. Jones
Enly
Barkley & Overton
M. E. Church Services
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Eug. T. Lewis
Christian Church
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