Card of Thanks for help during illness and death
I extend heartfelt thanks to friends who assisted during my husband’s long sickness and death. Special thanks go to the Royal Neighbors, the Knights of Pythias, the Fire Company, the Gun Club, and Machinists Union. Mrs. C. D. Hanp.
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Knights of Pythias
Fire Company
The
Gun Club and Machinists Union
C. D. Hanp
Paper Lace Worn on Stage by French Actresses
French actresses wear elaborate paper lace garments on stage as the most exquisite laces are copied for theatrical effect.
Thomas Flood Dies After Yard Fire Injuries
Thomas Flood, who suffered severe burns at C. E. I. yards after pouring gasoline into a stove, died in a hospital last Sunday following ten days of painful recovery.
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Flood
Misery and Muzzles Suspenders and Collars Clash
A fragmented OCR note contrasts misery with dogs and gear like muzzles, suspenders, and stiff collars, implying discomfort or conflict between restraint devices and animals.
Local social notes from Dolton and nearby areas
A digest of visits and movements in Dolton, Riverdale, and surrounding towns. Mrs. Harry Packard and children visit friends in Gas City Indiana. Mrs. N H Thompson returns from Panama Town. families and individuals travel, relocate, or host gatherings. Floral dealer D C Noble attends National Flower Show and discusses his business history and notes on chrysanthemum quality.
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Harry Packard
Gas City
Indiana
N. H. Thompson
Dalton
Panama
D. C. Noble
Mr Noble
Purchase of Pullman Free School Site Finalized
The Pullman Free School of Manual Training site at forty acres northeast corner of 111th Street and Indiana Avenue was bought by the school. Deed filed yesterday shows transfer from David B. Lyman and Pullman Land Association trustees to the school for 100000 dollars. George M. Pullman left 1200000 dollars for construction and upkeep.
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Pullman Free School of Manual Training
Pullman
George M
Indiana Avenue
David B. Lyman
The
Pullman Land Association
Mrs VanHess Dies at 77 in Thornton Township
Mrs Nicholas VanHess a pioneer resident of Thornton township near Bernice died aged 77 while visiting Wildwood with her daughter Mrs John Yonkers. Funeral to be held this afternoon at 1 from her late Bernice area residence. she leaves two sons three daughters and many grandchildren.
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Nicholas VanHess
Thornton Township
Bernice
John Yonkers
Wildwood
Twice Told Tales In Offspring Remark Sparks Twin Jest
A quip about Binks and his twins prompts a lighthearted exchange. The speaker notes Binks is the most avoided when he starts boasting about his offspring. The joke hinges on the fact that his children are twins.
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Binks
Genealogical Trees and Friendship Quotes
A short piece contrasts genealogical pride with personal merit, asserting that true reputation comes from thoughts and deeds rather than family history. It includes two quotes about friendship from Gen. Skoboleff and Cicero, urging honorable conduct and loyalty.
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Skoboleff
Opium Use Surges Among Whites in New York City
A newspaper note reports a large rise in opium use in New York City with an estimate that at least five thousand white individuals are using the drug.
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New York
New York City
Proverb Cited Among Aeronauts On Marriage Jokes
An aeronautical quip notes the risk of flight with one prayer in a dirigible, two in an aeroplane, and six at marriage, illustrating humor about aviation and life milestones.
Private dances and balls announced at local halls
Coming events include the Swastika Pleasure Club private dance at Lunds Hall Dalton on Saturday evening November 14. The Forester Team of the Woodmen hosts a ball at Schwab's Hall on Thanksgiving Eve and the Camp holds a Masquerade on New Year's Eve. I Will Division 613 Locomotive Engineers plans a ball at Lunds Hall Dolton Thanksgiving Eve. The Best Boys schedule a dance at Lunds Hall on Saturday evening December 12. Lost a gold watch and chain between West Pullman and Lansing. finder rewarded by returning to The Pointer office.
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Swastika Pleasure Club
Lund’s Hall
Dalton
Forester
Woodmen
Schwab’s Hall
Locomotive Engineers
Dolton
West Pullman
Lansing
Troubles of To-Day Mystery in the Air
In an era of scientific marvels, observers debate whether a flying object sighted is a flying machine or a woman's hat. The New York Press notes the common misreadings of aerial curiosities as technological wonders or trivial objects.
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New York Press
Winchester
Winchester Repeating
Winchester Repeating Arms
New Havan, Conn
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