Local notes from Huntington and vicinity mix of visits and illness
Mr Eling and family hosted Mr and Mrs Charles Parnbrook and son Fledy from Huntington. Martha McFadden spent several days in Peru with her sister Ais Blaine Hurst. Albert Schnitz of Fort Wayne visited Wednesday evening. J WeTynsler ill a week but improving. C B Simon and S B Dinius were active in Fort Wayne. Boy wanted at Review office. John L Houser of Kokomo visiting his father Frank Houser west of town. Mrs Paul Raber and family spent Sunday evening at Harmon Kalb home. Frank Houser ill.
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Eling
Binslinger
Fledy
Huntington
Charles
Parnbrook
Martha
McFadden
Peru
Ais
Blaine Hurst
Albert. Schnitz
Fort ‘Wayne
J. We.Tyhns
Simon
S. B. Dinius
Fort “Wayne
X - Boy
John
L. ‘Houser
Kokomo
Frank Houser
Nyland
Paul Raber
Dan Ter
Virginia
Smeile
Mr. Raber
Correspondents Wanted for Review Across Neighborhoods
The Review seeks several capable correspondents in diverse neighborhoods to cover local events, issues, and community happenings. Applicants should demonstrate strong reporting instincts, reliability, and regular city-area access.
About Ireland Automobile Workers Accident
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to an incident involving an automobile worker and a workmen's complaint in E FP Haine area. Details missing. mentions IRE and TON as likely abbreviations. Unable to determine full context or outcome from available text.
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HAINE
First Brethern Church Sunday Schedule
The First Brethern Church invites with Sunday school at 9 30, Christian Endeavor at 6 30, and evening services at 7 30. A cordial welcome to all. Jr Bright, Pastor. Don t miss it.
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Christian Endeavor
F Bright
Fragmented Readable Fragments From OCR Text
The readable snippet hints at corrupted text with garbled phrases about combined activities and a reduced mass. No clear people places or events emerge to identify a concrete news item or report.
Sunday Dance Ban by Pyrenees Mayor Cited
A decree from a Pyrenees commune mayor bans Sunday dancing after mass to keep domestic animals at rest. The article notes the unusual local law and contrasts it with a science snippet about a compass at the magnetic South Pole and needle behavior near the poles.
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Pyrenees
Boston Transcript
South Pole
Home scrapbook clipping system improves article retrieval
The passage discusses how women collecting kitchen recipes hints and articles often misplace clippings. It suggests using a letter file or book-like indexable box to store scraps, either permanently or temporarily. Alphabetical filing makes clipped items easy to locate when needed.
Good Rules for Life’s Conduct Reflect on Virtue and Excellence
The passage urges recognizing virtue and excellence in any form and not despising humble appearances. It advocates loving, emulating, revering, and possessing character as the highest compliment. Selected.
His Awful Thought Warren: an only child afraid to grow up
Fragmentary excerpt records a child's fear of growing up and being regular among boys in the neighborhood. The text presents garbled dialogue and stray punctuation without clear context or events.
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Warren
Liquid to Replace Solid Coal Says Engineer
A noted engineer predicts coal can be turned liquid by heating to 540 to 720 degrees Fahrenheit under 200 atmospheres and mixing with hydrogen. He argues this process will greatly boost energy and replace solid coal in the near future.
A Man for the Ages Serial Promises Lincoln Portrait
The author’s work portrays democracy’s growth with Abraham Lincoln as central, praising the novel for its vivid American life portrayal. It will begin as a serial in this paper, urging readers not to miss a line.
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Abraham Lincoln
Bacheller
Makers of
America
Lincoln
Times
A. Lincoln
Live Stock Wanted by E W Stump Ad
Live stock wanted advertise best price and honest weight. E W Stump invites sellers to bring cattle and other live stock for appraisal and fair weighing.
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E.W. Stump
Self Denial Overdone Says Moral Essay
A moral essay argues self denial harms the soul as starvation harms the body. It notes honest people who do not rob others still deprive themselves of comfort and joy that could rightly belong to them.
Vast Plains of South America Span Broad Level Surface
The plains in South America are described as the most extensive flat region on Earth. Near the Orinoco the terrain is so level that river motion is scarcely detectable across about 200000 square miles.
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South America
Orinoco
Incoherent Shelly Dust on New Zealand Forests
Fragmentary report notes forests coated with shelly substance in New Zealand. Incrustations are supposed to arise from decompositions of shell-fish carried by winds and deposited as dust on trees.
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New
Zealland
Little: Use to Growl. When things go wrong
Fragmentary quote notes frustration and a call to action. It urges steady effort and fairness, suggesting disgust at problems but insisting progress comes from doing one’s part. Focus remains on personal responsibility to set things right.
Teeny Waterway Traffic Issue Reported
A brief local item notes concerns about teen driver safety and bicycle traffic along a gray waterway corridor. Officials examine routes and enforcement options while residents urge cautious travel and regular patrols.
Flour claims for health food not cheap filling
An opinion piece promotes choosing genuine nutrition over cheap filler and urges buyers to seek real nutrients. It contrasts flour with healthful options and warns against nonsensical substitutes, urging discernment in packaging and labeling.
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