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Newspaper
Otterbein Sun
Location
Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1914
Page
3
Fragmented report notes a professor arguing inheritance of lung disease is not definite while a hereditary tendency may exist. The text mentions examples and scattered phrases about causes, doctors, and individual cases without clear detail.
Miss Jessie Myers hosted over Sunday guest Miss Hazel Graves of Otterbein while Err Foster stayed with Bert Yager for the evening. Percy Reed spent Sunday with his best girl and faced a night’s snowbound camp, as Robert Arvidson traveled through Monday from West Point on his way home.
Miss Daisy Eberley hosted a party at her parents home on Thursday evening February 19 about 30 guests attended and played games before refreshments. Other visits included Flora Coats Leonard Catedl with Willan Keler James Killin from Lafayette with Nall brothers and Rev Roy Killin with his mother Mrs Mary Killin. Mrs Elia Mann visited relatives in Lac Fayette and Wilbur Keller with Powe Kreichman. Country schools were closed on Monday and Tuesday.
Local church notes show a Sunday gathering with social music and teacher 9 Prof. WooF. in charge. The item urges timely settlement to ensure ongoing use of the music program.
The excerpt discusses language use in a wilderness setting, noting how speech occurs infrequently and with difficulty. It mentions conversations, the timing of speaking, and a sense of waiting for a moment to engage, ending with a question about when V1 will be needed.
The city is hailed as the honeymoon capital drawing couples from north and west to its bright Broadway, Cth Avenue, and skyline. Readers are reminded that New York promises happiness, spectacle, and lasting memories, with the metropolis shaping youth’s dreams from childhood through marriage.
Fragmented OCR text describes a medical or hospital scene with references to a state hospital, a patient named Pie, and an apparent struggle or incident. The garbled language makes specific facts unclear but indicates a medical setting and possible injury.
Readable phrases suggest a broken dialogue about fashion and meeting a gay person. No clear people, places, dates, or events are established. The fragment mentions a bratusg and Reggy without context.
All persons with delinquent water bills must call at Town Hall on Saturday February 28 from 1 to 5 to pay. Water will not be turned on again until delinquent rents are paid in full plus one dollar for turning on the supply.
A drill at Dublin features a stubborn Cork recruit who stands still while the sergeant demands "Double." The recruit finally answers that he does not know doubling, revealing his Cork identity in a humorous exchange.
Local printer boasts broad services and fair prices urging readers to patronize for all kinds of printing while staying ahead of expected game-day needs.
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