Local Socials and Visits Around Scotland
A schedule of Sunday visits includes Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Rosenburg with children to Mrs. Mary Aishe-Me and Mrs. Tom Stout and daughter Hildred. Mrs. Mollie Menderson with Wm. Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Henderson with Theodora Henderson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Kirk with home folks. Misses Margaret Vella and Autumn Ogden with Virginia Overton. A large crowd attended the Arrison Overton sale on Tuesday. Mrs. Rebecca Hasler and sons Ray and Denver visited Wm. Henderson and family Sunday evening.
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Wallace Rosenburg
Mary Aishe
Tom Stout
Hildred
Mollie Menderson
Wm. Henderson
Margaret, Vella
Autumn Ogden
Virginia Overton
Rebecca Hasler
Ray
Denver
Wm. Henderson and
Plainville Social News Recap From Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs C B Strange visited Arthur Strange near Washington Sunday. G W Sheetz and others toured to Carlisle Friday. Elmer Arnold Henry Yates and Vincennes visitors joined Charles England family Sunday. Roy Sheetz family guests of G W Sheetz Sunday. Harlan Taylor and children visited relatives last week. Lyle Clark and J Standiford hosts. Louis Heibecker and daughter of Bicknell visited William Daffern. Ollie Gilliatt and son Neil drove to Indianapolis. Mildred Foust left for Oakland City to attend college. Mrs Albert Nelson Esther and Mrs F B Ingalls spent Monday at Vincennes.
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Elmer Arnold
Henry Yates
Icle
Hazel Moore
Vincennes
Charles England
Louis Heibecker
Bicknell
William Daffern
Liver and Lamb Dishes for Gentle Meals
Food column offers meat and dessert ideas with Liver Baked With Vegetables and Cold Sliced Lamb With Unicen Sauce. Recipes include bacon covered liver with vegetables, a berry custard mold, and porridge based desserts.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Relief From Deafness
Catarrhal deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tube lining causing rumbling and reduced hearing. If inflammation persists, hearing may be destroyed. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to rid the system of catarrh and related deafness, with over forty years of success, sold by all druggists, F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
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HALL
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Canons as Brooders for Raising Chicks
The piece notes capens used as brooders with good results for hatching eggs. It mentions medium breeds like Rhode Island Reds, Plymouth Rock, and Wyandottes. It discusses parents' preferences for capens as brooders or for rearing young chickens and the shift to artificial readers after hatching.
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Plymouth Rocks
Good Thinning of Fruit Will Hasten Maturity
The article explains thinning fruit accelerates maturity in pears and early apples. Proper thinning before seed formation benefits advancement of piesing and market timing, with early fruit buyers preferring earlier picks for better value.
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Cnere
Insecticide Toxicity Study From U S Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture Bulletin 1950 reports on testing organic compounds as contact insecticides. Most substances showed little toxicity, with a few offering potential commercial value. The bulletin aims to aid entomologists and chemists studying insecticide problems and is available free by writing to Washington DC.
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United States Department of Agricultture
Bureau of Chemistry
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Washingston
D.C
She Never Tumbled: On Roof Rescue Scene Captured
A man clings to a roof edge as another figure urges help while a cinematographer reports filming nonstop. The tense scene unfolds with the subject precariously hanging and responders preparing a rescue amid the danger.
Stage Quip Restages Royal Line for Modern Car
A playful exchange features a boastful line from a Shakespearean horse cry echoed by a manager who converts the scene into an automobile joke highlighting contemporary speed and practicality.
Farmers' Opinions on Stock Feeding
Nearly 500 farmers nationwide responded to a USDA questionnaire on livestock feeding. They cite economy of rations and grain and protein costs as about half of difficulties, with balanced rations, self feeders, silos, and pure bred stock cited as major factors boosting efficiency and returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Middle West
Ust
College Talk and Hidden Crush Rumor
Fragmentary exchange hints at college life and a rumor about a crush on the daughter of a landlady at a boarding house. The snippet references a person named Fredy and a student named Tye.
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Fredy
Bearding House
Chauffeur Elopes With Wife Shocks Driver's World
A terse jibe notes the chauffeur fleeing with a wife, leaving the husband to cover costs on future joy rides. The line suggests irony as the betrayed spouse faces pragmatic consequences and social embarrassment.
Fragmentary dialogue snippet from a fire scene
A vivid two line exchange describes a match struck and the blaze flaring then dying out, hinting at an abrupt event or danger without full context. The terse dialogue emphasizes sudden ignition and extinguishment.
Darken Colt Stall to Ease Fly Irritation
The article advocates keeping colts in darker stalls to reduce fly irritation while their dam works in the field. It argues for constant access to clean feed to improve growth and development of each young horse.
Flock Culling Profitable For Wool and Eggs
Farmers note it pays to cull flocks for wool and meat as well as eggs. The idea emphasizes profitability in reducing flock size to optimize yields and farm efficiency.
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Ron
Mark of Good Layer in Late Roosting
A brief note observes late roosting as a sign of good layer quality, suggesting productive hens. The remark links delayed laying to stronger egg production without detailing specific breeds or study data.
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Rexall
A. M. Williams
Bloomington
Grimes
Mammoth
Blacktwig
Burke
Odon
Beter
BUICK
Wasitington
East Main ST
Washington, Ndiana
Brady & Cooper
U.S
United States
Odon Garage
Sade
Scotland
Otto Henderson
Theodora Henderson
Mrs. Lafe Kirk
Arrison Overton
Plainville
Mrs. C. B. Strange
Mrs. Arthur Strange
Washington
G. W. Sheetz
C. B. England
Harvey Walls
Wilma and
Cletus Sheetz
Carlisle
Roy Sheetz
Harlan Taylor
Lyle Clark
J. Standiford
Ollie Gilliatt
Neil
Indianapolis
Mildred Foust
Oakland City
Albert Nelson
Esther
F. B Ingalls
Western Newspaper Union
W. R. Neeriemer
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