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Newspaper

Roanoke Review

Location

Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1921

Page

5

Huntington county farm sales offer multiple industry entries

A long list details Huntington and surrounding counties farm properties from 80 to 161 acres with houses barns and outbuildings. Entries note proximity to town schools creamery railway and traction lines, with prices from 8 500 to 43 000 and terms including down payments. Several stock farms emphasize blue grass river bottom soil and timber plus fruit groves and sugar maples.

Huntington County Allen County Stone Road Wells County Good Stone Indiana

Local Social News From Huntington and Fort Wayne Areas

Sunday visits and military reminiscences fill local listings. Mrs Addie Koontz and Jesse shopped in Fort Wayne. Margaret and Elizabeth Hackett of Kokomo visit relatives. J Van Volkenburg of Nobelsville recalls Civil War era service with Dr Koontz. Mrs Kramer visits Huntington. Mabel Glock of Fort Wayne visits Glock home. Henry DeArmitt hosts Sunday dinner for Kress Decker and Mary DeArmitt.

Charles Hubley Harry Hubley Weeks of Huntington Henry DeArmitt Addie Koontz Jesse Fort Wayne John Rindelen Margaret Elizabeth Hackett Kokomo J. van Volkenburg Nobelsville Charles. Kramer Mabel. Glock Fort, Wayne Martin Glock Henry Kress William Decker Mary - de- Armitt

Water Service Interruption Scheduled Sunday Morning

City water will be shut off from 7:00 to 12:00 on Sunday while the tank is cleaned. Water users should plan accordingly for the planned outage and avoid non essential use.

How to Speak Lecture at Andover Academy

Lyman Beecher visited a classroom at Andover Academy where a professor of public speaking urged formalized gesture. Beecher responded by mimicking the motions and urged students to fill themselves with their subject and let nature appear. He contrasted the professor's commands with a call for authentic subject immersion.

Lyman Beecher Andover Academy Ture Beecher Lec Porter

Sentence Hymns Practice in Rural Southern Churches

The term sentence hymn refers to a practice where the pastor reads the first two lines aloud so the congregation may join in singing, with reading and singing alternating to the end. This method persisted in some rural Southern churches.

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Dream of Pump Indicates Talent and Wealth

Dream meaning links a pump to future genius in music art or acting through study and development. Pumping water suggests learning a favorable skill. Milk from a pump signals unexpected wealth, while wine or whisky brings happiness and good fellowship.

Courtroom remark and mistletoe quip circulate

A defendant insists he only kissed the woman under a sprig of mistletoe during cross examination. The wife questions the claim and jokes about a mistletoe propped over his roadster as gossip swirls through the courthouse corridors in Birmingham.

Birmingham Aze Herald

Phosphorus Discovery Tale From 19th Century Accidents

A fragment notes phosphorus found by accident in 1869. It mentions a 10Sp jas discovery that transformed silver to gold values. The item was not valued at first but later gained significant importance as understanding grew.

Fourteenth Century Playing Cards Revealed

The article explains how early playing cards varied from modern packs. The Venetian deck featured 78 cards with 22 emblem cards and 56 numeral cards in four suits of 14 each.

When a Feller Needs a Friend Aristocratic Aunt

A London Passing Show note reminds Theodore visiting aristocrats not to make snowmen. servants will handle such tasks. The line frames class differences and playful family decorum during winter play.

Theodore London

Notice to Public Band Concert at Purvis Drug Store

Public notice states no solicitors or agents are authorized to sell magazines and warns that anyone claiming to be such is an imposter. It also advertises a band concert at Purvis Drug Store on Wednesday.

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