Moon Maid Becomes Marian Elting At Dim Moonrise
Howard Yale trails a moonlit garden rendezvous where Marian Elting confesses, or is revealed, as the beloved under the hemlocks. The scene shifts to a kiss as the moon rises, altering his fear of rejection into sudden joy and complicated love triangle dynamics amid Madge and Marian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Yale
Mel
Ming
Luna
Sly
Teason
Mhudge
Marian
Mart
Nand
Marini
Madge
Midge
Marrina
Brenvil
Pluots
Howard Waterett
Madre
Moon Maid
Howard
Marian Elting
Aegiure
Need of Sympathy and a Wife’s Influence on Husbands
A fragmented narrative explores marriage dynamics highlighting a wife’s role in persuading her husband to discuss his favorite topics. It reflects on happiness, social routines, and the balance of affection, effort, and personal pride within domestic life. The text also threads in scattered anecdotes and cultural references from the era.
Pleasant Sunday auto trip to Clifty and Campbellsburg
A party of youths accompanied by Grover Curtis and UO Gauble rode in an Auto Truck on a Sunday excursion through Clifty in Grown township and Hiatven, then Campbellsburg. The trip featured rural hospitality, sights of colleges and towns, and a return through Pekin arriving around 7 o'clock with a satisfied group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Curtis
UO. L. Gauble
Pele
Noah Itush
Saul Suai
Gail
Evachinie
Ley
Salem
Henle Lawn
Jefferson
Hiatven
Ealth Feros
Chitty
Aluhly
Campbellsburg
Chenggh
Photography in Air Raids and News Snaps
A fragmented report notes new photography methods during air raids and the risks photographers face to capture scenes for a permanent record. It mentions a burst in London tied to a post and references a bombardment with emphasis on documenting events rather than speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Mussne
London Post
Fragmentary dialogue on weather and cows at mid-summer
A garbled exchange recalls complaints about the climate and mentions cows and ice. Mr Grower responds indeterminately about ongoing summer thoughts. The readable fragment hints at rural concerns but lacks clear events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Groweher
Farmer Corntessel Reflects on Hand-Me-Down Clothes
A farmer comments on wearing his boy Josh's old clothes due to affordability, noting gratitude that Jos could be a son rather than a daughter. The exchange highlights modest means and family gratitude in the context of clothing shared within the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh
Farmer Corntessel
Jos
Local Visitors Reported From Salem and Nearby Areas
Locals Wiward Crim of Salem transacted business here Tuesday. Wilton of Big Spring visited Tuesday. Sherman Stitt of Bethel was a Pekin visitor Tuesday. Charley Hoeggatt of Pleasant View visited Pekin Wednesday. James A. Kay moved from Salem to a property bought from Prese Criswell this week. Mrs Win Messer of Bowman and Mrs John Grane of Salem were Pekin visitors Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiward Crim
Salem
Wilton
Big Spring
Sherman Stitt
Bethel
Charley Hoeggatt
Pleasant View
James A. Kay
Prese Criswell
Win Messer
Bowman
John Grane
Tekin
Community Notices From Pekin Area Socialxim Week
Several from near Bethel attend donation party at the M. 1 Parsonage at Pekin last Westhuesday night. Arthur Robinson and family of Salem visited Mrs Dora Davis. Honey Run Friday night gathering drew many locals. Mrs David Heifer spent the weekend with her Mead. Ray veffs and Family visited Geo Matthews. Manuel Beck and family moved to Salem last week. Carl Meat and family of Walon spent last week at C W Meads. Albert Mead and family attended Sunday at PG Hustons. Carl Mead and wife spent Wednesday evening in New Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
M. 1
Pekin
Arthur Robinson
Salem
Dora Davis
Honey Run
David Heifer
Ray Veffs
Geo. Matthews
Manuel Beck
Familly
Carl Meat
Walon
C. W. Mead
Albert Mead
PG. Huston's
Carl Mead
Fi Mead
New Albany
Back Pain Relief Ad Notes Kidney Trouble Mentioned
A short, cracked ad copy mentions Mrs. Anna Byrd unable to stand due to back pain. It references rheumatic pains and swollen ankles tied to kidney issues, with a brief note about Marklaml Pharmacy offering a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Byrd
Vda
Foley
Marklaml Pharmacy
Local Sunday and Saturday events gather community
Willie Wilson visited home polls Saturday and Sunday. Miss Sallie Karnes who was sick is better. Rev Apple filled his usual appointment at the Go Church Sunday night. Miss Blanche Coats is staying with Mrs John Bell who is sick. The pie supper was well attended Wednesday. Will Morris and family suit Sunday near Salem. Miss Barbara Brown visiting Mrs Lorena Stepro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Wilson
Sallie Karnes
Apple
Blanche Coats
John Bell
Will Morris
Family
Salem
Barbara Brown
Lorena Stepro
Do You Have Sour Stomach Tablets Advice
If troubled with sour stomach, eat slowly and chew thoroughly, then take a Chamberlan tablet immediately after supper. Obtainable everywhere, though the OCR text is incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlan
Visitation and church attendance figures in local notices
A stream of short mentions records visits, family gatherings, and church attendance across the region. Names such as Lewis, Abbott, Voges, and Bethel are linked to Sunday and Monday gatherings, with several households and siblings visiting relatives, plus notes on health and a local resident named Win Maharon who is described as no better.
Cause of Rhinoceros Horn Costs High
The article notes rhinoceros horn has a high price due to expert processing required after the animal is slain. It describes a cane made from a single horn piece sometimes costing up to $500, reflecting the value and craft involved in handling rhino horn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alain
Daisy Hill Winter scons to be bare and visitors noted
Fragmented reader text lists names and visits including Mrs Thomas Hendershot Beatrice, Miss Eva Baxter, Walter King Swen, and families from Bethel and Durham Seadiy with scattered references to Albany. Observations mention Sunday visits and local initials, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Hill
Anni
Sellers Joury
My Grey
Othet
Eva Baxter
Albany Munday
Indiana Man Recovers Kidney Troubles After Foley Pills
An Noblesville resident reports months of kidney trouble cured by Foley Kidney Pills. The ad claims kidneys cleanse and balance the system removing pain from backache and rheumatism while sparing other family members. It cites unsolicited letters from across the United States praising the remedy and adds a moral about envy and generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
Noblesville
Tnd
Foley
Finger Marks and Cleaners for Furniture Types
A reader notes that varnished furniture easily sheds finger marks with good air exposure, while kerosene performs better on oiled or waxed surfaces. The advice contrasts two cleaning approaches based on finish type.
Japanese Breakfast in Traditional Japanese Meals
Describes a typical Japanese breakfast with rice miso soup pickles and fish. Miso soup is brief with radish seaweed eggplant and bean curd cooked quickly, yielding a light vegetable presence. Clear hot tea accompanies meals, and no sugar or cream is used with the tea.
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Melitabel Putnam
Uae
Wilken
Fia
Mian
Gay Rine
Wopeelley
Tibet
Athens
New York
Senlar Savnet
Haale
Undertakers
Indiana
D.L. Jeffs
N. B
R. R
Martinsburg
W. L. Green
Ind
Honea
Arthur G. Littell
Onvertaker & Embalmen
Borden
Calif
Srrenreier
Tate
Mies
Bey
Tanah
Cati
Bills
Wilson
Kotyhaped
Raywind Laeis
Platsis
Ana Eline Zne
Mes Uiliv
Yasiy Ani
Manarth
Buide
Tes
Stamh
Hpsedt
Mies Gerthie Mattox
Polina
Sacunihyy
Acre Vethue
Ales Leste
Lewis Naaygle
Canen
Debe
Cainle Abbott
Miss Zeta Voges
Woa
Abbott
Mero
Otha
Gidy
Mars Stetes Iighe
Satedis
Mins Mitta Martin
Emanuel Murat
Sungit
Wikie Hills
Cank Stewart and Family
Terry
Chas
Hessie Newton
Mis Mien McConkes
Win
Lita Howell
New Philadelphia
Key
Moore
Regia
Manson Motsinger
Maharon
Jeotrin
Charles North
Will
DC Bhinkenbaker and Sons
Thomas Hendershot
Beatrice
Gen
Charo
Walter King
Maida Osetuman
Lark
Mor Ogtte Mae
Uy Sunday View
Qurhann
Ultraya
Ste
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