Local notices and family visits across the community
The passage lists attendance at a funeral for Mrs Mary Robison at Olive Branch and multiple health, farming, and visiting notes. It mentions Mrs Samuel Lockenour injured in the eye, various families visiting kin, farmers sowing wheat after rain, and several residents including W. S. Gray A. H. Weller and Geo N. Curtis seen with relatives or working on homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Robison
Olive Hranch
Samuel Lockenour
Neilson Hosea
Lucas
W.S. Gray
Ward
Chamberlains Tablets Promising Quick Relief Ad
The ad touts Chamberlains Tablets as a quick remedy for discouragement and despondency, claiming mood lift within a day. It links misery to indigestion and biliousness and asserts the tablets are valuable for this cause and obtainable everywhere.
Salem and Greenville road official resignations and bids
Board of Commissioners met Monday October 2a in regular session. Voss resigned due to injuries. Nick Lossah appointed to fill vacancy and to bond. Henry Ashabraher named superintendent of Mull bridge in Franklin township. Bids for poor farm supplies: Just & Walker 215.45, The Henva Co 49.29, Scar Grocery 103.56, Apple Specialty Co 1 Jubak Clark furnishings. Grimes bridge plans approved. bids to be opened November term. Quarry and Ft Hil road engineers report shows completion. Board adjourned to meet Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears
Wayke Aller
Voss
Supty
Salem and
Greenville Road
Uework
Nick Lossah
Henry Ashabraher
Mull Bridge
Franklin Township
Just & Walker
Henva Co
Scar Grocery
Apple Specialty Co
Jubak. Clark
Grimes
Wastington Township
No more backache for Mrs Gaskill in Indiana ad
No more backache for her Mrs d M Gaskill Etna Green Indiana writes I suffered from severe backache and sharp pains I could not stoop over f lever kidney pills gave me such relief I cannot praise them too highly This standard remedy for kidney trouble and bladder ailments can be taken with absolute safety by Markland Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.m. Gaskill
Etna Green
Ind
Markland Fhurnacy
Local residents and visitors share Sunday gatherings
Old Pekin Mr and Mrs G M Johnson traveled Sunday morning for Attica for several days. D L Jeffs and family visited Mrs Canty Johnson and family. Charles Johnson and wife carried a load to La Seymour on Sunday. Owen Tatlock with brothers Charles Virgil and Ernest and their families also attended. Krank Tatlock and Mrs Lewis Gordon with two Illinois children joined. Charles Smith and family Wardner Bierly and wife visited Sam Bierly. Mrs Ethel Gray and Misa Mabel Crowe spent Monday at Mrs Lanty Johnson's. Mrs Ellis Martin and Misa Esai Johnson were in Louisville Tuesday. Mrs Roscoe Wells visited Clinton Yoyles and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mye
G. M. Johnson
Attica
D. L. Jeffs
Canty Johnson
Charles Johnson
la Seymour
Owen Tatlock
Charles
Virgil
Ernest
Krank ‘Tatlock
Lewis Gordon
Illinois
Charles Smith
Wardner Bierly
Sam Bierly
Ethel Gray
Misa Mabel Crowe
Lanty Johnson
Ellis Martin
Mias
Esai Johnson
Louisvill
Roscoe Wells
Clinton Yoyles Anil Ftamiy
Skinnars Hill School opens Wece Misnlay with Stella Denny
Miss Stella Denny leads a school event as supervisor while Ars Wilbur Saypantielt scales a Beadford business trip with niece Christina Marlin accompanying. Mrs Edith Sanders and daughter join a day with Cel Martin. Tony Fewsel nears completion of a new line. Grover Martin trips to Sears for a fitness run. local visits and social rounds continue through the week with Miss Stella Denny boarding at Worley’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wece Misnlay
Stella Denny
Seacher
Ars Wilbur Saypantielt
Beadford
Mowry
Ala
Bum Ly
Jatin Worley
Clyde Sanders
Mbery
Joh Bukew
Ella
Corydon
Tony Fewsel
Oak Ties sought by Freeman and Blarly agency
Notice announces a market request for oak ties and names Freeman and Blarly as agents seeking supply. The brief indicates a procurement effort with limited details on quantity or end use.
Knights of Pythias Gather for Indiana Grand Lodge
A large Knights of Pythias delegation travels to Indianapolis for the state meeting and initiation ceremonies. The Salem lodge sends many candidates and representatives while Salem Lodge reportedly wins a prize flag for the largest delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ved Jeder Evort
Sadun Lolpe
Knights of Pythias
Tne Idianapolis
Sein
Bank of Page
Lewis Ny
Sylvester Wilson
Alvin Colglaster
Offa Chastain
Jerome
Denmmerat
Used it Eleven Years For Colds And Cough Relief
Mrs. Chas. Kieiz of Allen Mills Pa reports eleven years of relief from coughs croups and whooping cough with Foley's Honey and Tar. It promptly relieves hoarseness tickling throat and wheezy breathing. Sold by Markland Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Kieiz
Allen Mills
Foley
Markland Phrroiey
Tidy
Fire devastates Mitchel soft drink parlor and home
A major blaze struck Little York on Sunday night at about 8:30. The Mitchel soft drink parlor and restaurant and Mrs. Garriott's dwelling were totally destroyed. Firefighters battled the flames as the blaze also damaged the adjoining building. No injuries are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little York
Mitchel
Untitled historical fragment discusses local people and incidents
A fragmented narrative mentions Sullivan Cauble and Johnson involved in a big business with auto tracks, complaints about disruptions at night, and local family connections. The text references Pebin relatives and a Pekin race discussion, noting editor thoughts on regional reactions and possible political or social developments.
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Sullivan Ani
Asyigin
Haye
Marni
Fla
Sullivan
Cauble
Johnson
Gray
May Giray
Scott
Eeyal Elmer
Drei Wills
Wolcattville
Bartlett iTrust er urged Pierce Towns office day
The notice states E. V. Bartlett as truster and Pierce Towns Office day is set for each Monday of the week, outlining scheduling or official duties.
Myers Roberts Marry and Move to Detroit
Miss Glora Myers daughter of Benton Myers of Jackson township and Mr Willy Roberts of the same county wed on September 16 and now reside at 5383 Bellevue Ave Detroit Michigan. Roberts formerly taught in Washington county and now holds a position with the Saxon Automobile Co in Pontiac. Mrs Roberts worked as stenographer and bookkeeper for the Saxon firm and previously as compositor for the Ledger Company in New Albany. Roberts grew up near Salem and worked in a Democratic office for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glora Myers
Chandler
Benton Myers
Jackson Township
Willy Roberts
Detroit
Mich
Bellevue Ave
Roberts
Washington County
Saxon Automobile Co
Petreit
Stenagrapher and Dookkeeper
New Albany
Ledger Cp
N. A
Collee
Mel Roberts
Salem
Demerat
Democrat
Remarkable Balanced Rock in Acushnet Maine
In Acushnet Maine two rocks sit on a ledge and appear placed by glacial action. The larger rock weighs hundreds of tons and was said to be tilt able by push. Evidence suggests smaller rocks were used as wedges to keep it motionless.
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Acushnet
Target with illuminated center marks the hit point
A novelty target features a central color fired by the bullet to mark impact, making it easy to see where the shot landed. The device, described in National Magazine, includes concentric rings for precise scoring and may eliminate the need for separate markers.
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National Magazine
Language gap sparks rural miscommunication in fawnlian wands
A comic exchange shows a native with shaky English as he answers provoked, boasting about language and livestock. The wife of Licvis Nog confronts him, asking if there are any cows for milk, revealing the humorous misunderstanding in a rural setting.
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Licvis Nog
Kitchen Convenience Stool Rung Advice
A fragment urges keeping a sturdy high wooden stool with strong rungs in the kitchen. It suggests using the stool for cooking tasks requiring continuous stirring. the reader should bring the item over and ventlog their seat on the rungs when needed.
The Acceptance Speech An Editorial Appraisal
An editorial lauds Woodrow Wilsons acceptance speech calling it frank, direct, and world aware. It credits his presidency with steady domestic progress and wartime resolve, urging readers to study the calm, confident message as a guide to governance and national strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pregnent Wilken
Mr. Wilson
Envy Shaws Smail Mind
A fragmented quotation notes envy and generosity, contrasting true greatness with later praise. The text is garbled and reads as an editorial or reflective aside about character and perception, with no clear events, names, or dates evident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othares
Speak No Evil of the Living Beyond Kindness
Reflection questions the practice of praising the dead while withholding truth about the living. If kindness matters after death, why not speak honestly and mercifully while people still breathe, to prevent harm and protect reputations.
Fly Rescues Viewpoint After Gotham Molasses Stumble
New York girl stuck in a molasses puddle on a Gotham sidewalk is rescued by the fire department. The incident may have influenced how onlookers viewed the event and the role of the fly in the muddy scene.
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Fly
New York
Gotham
Plays Not Written They Are Rewritten Quote in NYC Broker Window
In a New York City broker's office a framed placard suggests to authors that plays endure through revision. The sign reads Plays are not written they are rewritten Boucicault. The quote invites perseverance amid theater craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Boucicault
Watering Street Cars in Milan Use Reservoir Adaptations
A brief note describes Milan watering its streets from tram cars. Water is supplied via adapted reservoirs on platforms and discharged through perforated tubes along the car front and back, allowing street watering by the tram system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Elertz
Burroughs and Lenders Clash Over Unpaid Rent Tale
A pithy exchange draws in Burroughs and Lenders as Boston Transcript readers hear of a man who resembles another, prompting questions on paybacks and mistaken identities amid dwindling rent arrears.
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Burroughs
Boston Transcript
Regretted His Limitations Rushed Dialogue
A garbled exchange shows Mrs. Peck challenging a speaker before a crowded scene. The dialogue hints at identity confusion and the speaker’s frustration as mischaracterizations arise in a tense moment.
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Contept Toway
Age Not Always a Remedy for Squint in Childhood
A cautionary note from British authorities on childhood squint explains that temporary misalignment may become permanent with schooling or illness. It warns that even when the eye straightens, visual power can be permanently reduced and reinforces that age is not a safeguard.
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Mail
Unscrutinized Mangled Speech Note From Archive
A fragmentary quotation presents skewed speech about people and efforts to cover troubles. The OCR text reads oddly with misspellings and unclear context, mentioning Uncle Ehsa and phrases like Soy people and Boundy. The readable content is limited and lacks a clear event or outcome.
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Wratood
Uncle Ehsa
Life's Never-Ending Worts and Whirlpour
Fragmentary lines reflect a reflective, melancholic meditation on life and death. The text evokes a circling fate from birth to grave, ending with a cryptic personal note about Maial lan and fragile meaning.
Hoosier complains of natives and tourists in the South
A Hoosier writing from southern California criticizes the perceived toll on natives and tourists. He mocks the idea of safety at the Pacific Ocean, notes high prices for basic goods, and questions local landmarks. The note then shifts to the chicle gum sap industry, detailing its use in chewing gum and Mexico's 1910 export value of $170,000.
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Mexicuo
Antrlia
Mexico
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John Tashay
A. H. Weller
Martinsburg
Mattie Quinn
Geo. N. Curtis
C. W. Mattox
Ward Gray
Dora Gray
Isola Gray
W. F. Ghne
Noble Jotingon
W. J. Doh
Brown
Nelson Iosea
Unas
Board of Commissioners
Pekin
Skinnars Hill
Jot Worley's
Edith Sanders
Celi Martin
Chaste- Warley
Abele
Job Daker
Freeman
Blarly
Knight
Indianapolis
Chitra AL
E. V. Bartlett
Itruster
Pierce
President Wilsoy
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