Local Notes and Notices From Oxford Indiana Town
A roundup of social visits and moves includes Ruth and Kenneth Ogborn returning to South Bend after a Knowles home visit, John Timmons friends celebrating his ninth birthday, and Moore buying an Enn touring car. Other items cover sales, appointments, travelers, reunions, and upcoming school openings with plans for Glynn Garage management changes led by H F Spiker.
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Ruth
Kenneth Ogborn
South Bend
Knowles
Mrs VanNatta Returns From Peoria Race Trip
Mrs A E VanNatta came back Sunday from Peoria Ill where she had gone with Mr VanNatta to attend the races. Mr VanNatta then proceeded to Galesburg where William the famous pacer was tracked Tuesday. Mrs Asher Dilts Sr and daughter Allie and Elmer Burdge left Monday for Glenwood Springs Colo to visit Ira Burdge at his home. On return they will visit John Dilts and family at Anthony Kan.
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A. E. VanNatta
Peoria
Ill
Mr. VanNatta J
Asher Dilts, Sr
Allie
Elmer Burdge
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Ira Burdge
John Diltstand
Anthony, Kan
Unkind Enough and Stella Visit Hidden City
Ella longs to revisit her girlhood scenes while Stella wonders if they will travel to a buried city. The dialogue hints at memory, travel, and a sense of mystery surrounding the past.
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Ella
Stella
Advertising fuels book sales say Cobb at convention
At the New York booksellers annual convention Irvin 8 Cobb extolled advertising. He said reviews raise a book’s profile and that a quoted review in a large ad could sell thousands of copies, concluding that commerce rests on columns of advertising.
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New York
Irvin
Cobb
Narrow escape over lunch bill mix up
During a lunch outing four friends shared an expense. The narrator feared a comic disaster as others almost left him to cover the entire bill, creating a tense moment before it was resolved.
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Jove
Poet Alfred Noyes Finds Luck Slipping During U S Visit
British poet Alfred Noyes, touring America, reportedly fell into low spirits after a slump near the end of his stay. In Philadelphia at the Franklin Inn he quipped that everything seemed to be going wrong and joked about misplacing luck.
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Alfred Noyes
Franklin Inn
Philadelphia
Political Doctors Seek Rest for a Prosperous Land
In a critical lyric, the piece compares historical medical abuses to modern political remedies. It argues against bleeding the economy and starving trade, urging restraint and steady leadership to heal the nation. It references Congress, the Attorney General, and public hysteria, urging common sense and calm.
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