Public sentiment and witty maxims in a 19th century note
A fragmented text mixes Lincoln quotes on public sentiment, merry philosophy, and civic power with scattered musings on enemies, social meetings, and a tongue in cheek line about a young man’s spring fancy. It reads like a faded memento sheet with errant phrases.
Local Notes Show Wide Circle of Sunday Guests
Local notes record numerous weekend visits across Indiana and Kentucky. Families from Indianapolis, Muncie, Carroll and Brazil hosted relatives and friends, withere guests in Louisville and Greenfield. A surprise party at a Rushton home featured games and dancing among many local names.
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M. E. Vaughn
Elmer Vaughn
Egbert Stevens
Edith Steves
Indianapolis
F. E. Richardson
Muncie
Ralph
LePauw University
E. E. Watson
Horace Shrader
Louisville
Brownsburg Christian Endeavor
Plainfield Christian
M. S. Glidewell
Ivan Glidewell
Philip Hiss
W. A. Rushton
Eir
Uth Admire
Blanche Bowman
Irene ‘Mes
Margaret Inman
Hilda Black
Ilia Kreider
Katherine Arnold
Harold Cumberworth
Harold Bowman
Yron Heringlaxe
Fred Osborn
Dawon Price
Joel .Jessup
Mager Dickson
Dad Freérik Spee
The Friends church presents The Ten Virgins on May nineteenth
Ed ward McKinney directs The Ten Virgins to be shown Thursday evening May nineteenth at The Friends church. Local notices mention residents and visitors attending events and family gatherings across town with birthdays and anniversaries noted.
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Friends Church
Edward McKinney
B. W. Anderson
Richmond
American Friends Board
Three Meals Means Wife Does 2 Mile Walk Daily
Montgomery report shows a two mile daily kitchen circuit for the average house wife based on Livingstone model home data. A pedometer tracked stove sink and pantry route from breakfast to dinner and dessert during a typical day.
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Montgomery
Ala
Conference of Vocational Workers of the South
Livingston School
Shoe Tossing Custom Tied to Property Transfer and Weddings
The custom of throwing shoes, once linked to wedding rites, is explained as a signal of property transfer. Authorities note origin varies but the act symbolized sale or exchange, seen in the biblical Ruth tale where Boaz removes his shoe to confirm Naomi's land sale.
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Buaz
Naomi
Israel
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Cartersburg
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Clermont
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Chicago
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Coatsvile
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Pittsburgh
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Indianapolis Heights
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