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Newspaper

Roanoke Review

Location

Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1923

Page

4

Local Hens Host Christmas Entertaining at Lucile Wilson Home

Local Hens Miss Lucile Wilson hosted a Christmas visit for Misses Marine Laney Margaret Thompson Helen Zent Russell Newell Ned and Robert Richards and Howard Heater. Mrs Augusta Simon hosted a family Christmas dinner for James McGaun from Fort Wayne Curtis Simon Eldon Kaylor Royal Simon Melvin Simon and Arthur Blaugh family members. Alma Heater and sons spent Christmas with the Asa Bonham family in Warren.

Lucile Wilson Marine Laney Margaret Thompson Helen Zent Russell Newell Ned Robert Richards Howard Heater Augusta Simon James McGaun Fort Wayne Curtis Simon Andrews Eldon Kaylor Gablesville Royal Simon Melvin Simon Arthur Blaugh Alma Heater Asa Bonham Warren

Adlerika Promises Relief for Constipation and Appendicitis

Advertisement claims many people suffer appendicitis without knowing it and that Adlerika with glycerine and buckthorn bark cleanses both upper and lower bowel. It asserts relief from chronic constipation and removal of gases and poisons, and notes D. and C. Pharmacy sells it.

D. & C. Pharmacy

Mr and Mrs Ed Gipe Visit Columbia City

Mr and Mrs Ed Gipe and their son Carl spent Wednesday in Columbia City. Mrs Mary Regedanz stayed several days at the Henry Creager residence in Huntington.

Ed. Gipe Carl Columbia City Mary Regedanz Henry Creager Huntington

Isle of Ragusa Island dispute linked to Hapsburg heirs

A Yugoslav court case centers on Tacroma Island near Ragusa and the historical ownership by Richard Coeur de Lion, Emperor Maximilian, and Crown Prince Rudolf. Princess Elizabeth, then owner, renounced rights for 625000 dollars, ending the legal fight as Ragusa sought state transfer.

Tacroma Richard Coeur de Lion Holy Land Ragusa Maximilian Mexico Rudolf Austria Elizabeth Otto Windischgratz St. Germain Baden Hapsburg Czechoslovakia Princess Elizabeth

Histories Called a Menace in Modern Books

A London Statesman critique laments short world histories as mere theories and prejudices. It argues that true history may be a simple succession of events, not a vehicle for a universal philosophy.

England London Statesman

Boy wounded by cannon ball from colonial era find

A seven pound cannon ball embedded in a Kingston bank wounded a seven year old boy who dug it out and dropped it. The ball dates to October 1777 when a British fleet sailed up the Hudson and the battery was captured. The father planned to present the trophy to the Senate House.

Kingston N. Y Hudson River Kingston Point Senate House New York State Albany

Youth's Companion Subscription Offer for 1924–25

A promotion urges readers to evaluate The Youth's Companion as a household companion. It lists options including 52 issues of 1924, remaining 1925 issues, a Companion Home Calendar for 1919, and McDill's Magazine for fashion authority, all priced together. The ad comes from The Youth's Companion in Boston, Massachusetts.

The Youth’s Companion

Traits of Ancient Egyptians Revealed by Modern View

The article cites Robert Cresswell in the New York Tribune noting Egypt’s military reach into Kush and Asia Minor yet describing Egyptians as uncruel and patient laborers. It says they despised foreigners, valued their land as supreme, and long claimed they called themselves Romet meaning men.

Asia Minor Robert Cresswell New York Tribune

Ancient French Watches Gather Twilight Histories

In Newark New Jersey a man owns two French watches about 350 years old each. The pieces predate the Pilgrims voyage to America and are described as true antiques with a rich lineage.

Louis XIV Newark N. J America Aguie Pms Keaper sMumence Cos

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