Restoration of Schoenbrunn Town Aims to Rise Again
Historic Schoenbrunn, once lost for 150 years, is being rebuilt on its original site near Dover Ohio. The revival honors Moravian missionaries Zeisberger Heckewelder and Ettwein, with the rebuilt schoolhouse dedicated July 29 and the church slated for October 21.
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The Ohio Road and Bethlehem's early travelers
Elizabeth Myers summarizes Bethlehem archives detailing the Ohio Road’s origins and late eighteenth century travel. It notes Zeisberger and Weckewelder’s journeys from Bethlehem, Heckewelder diaries, and a rare map of Zeisberger’s village with occupant names.
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The Kitchen Cabinet Poem Verse by Higginson
A brief fragment from 1928 poetry column presents Thomas Wentworth Higginson’s meditation on gratitude for both gifts and losses. The piece reflects on divine thanks for summer sun and winter snows and questions when thanks will extend to what is missed.
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Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Dieting guidance from Dr McCollum stresses milk and greens
John Hopkins physician Dr E V McCollum argues most people lack proper eating knowledge and urges a simple diet centered on daily milk or dairy equivalents, two raw vegetable or fruit salads, and cooked leafy greens. He highlights gelatin and agar as aids and offers practical food tips and recipes.
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E. V. McCollum
Johns Hopkins
Red Cross Ball Blue blues advice to grocer
A reader admonishes Sydney to tell grocers to use Red Cross Ball Blue for bluing laundry. The note claims repeated success from using the product and promotes its consistent past use.
It Was Easy Beach Quip Sparks Botanical Browning
A witty remark about tanning and beach time references Burns and Browning to evoke a literary joke. The humorous line plays on authors and sun exposure, delivering a light anecdote about seaside leisure and famous poets.
Fair Enough Ridicule of Dancer and Tailor Quip
A Louisville Courier Journal quip notes that those who dance must pay the fiddler and jokes about settling with the tailor when wearing clothes. The line plays on the idea of costs tied to performance and attire.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Perfectly Sweet Exchange Sparks Jury Mention
A playful exchange notes Liz’s reaction to a lawsuit she faced. The dialogue hints she enjoyed the attention, claiming to have had a grand jury experience and a lively public moment.
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Liz
Powerful Vacuum Tube Delights Spectators At Six Meter Range
A 15 000 watt vacuum tube emits six meter wireless waves that warm nearby spectators and can cook sausages in a glass tube without flare.
Good Cheer and Birdman Ads in Old Courier Style
A fragment from the Louisville Courier Journal mentions a curious exchange about a tramp claiming to be a birdman and a command to toss corn. The page also includes an advertisement for Red Cross Ball Blue laundry product urging readers to choose it and a line about wisdom versus ignorance.
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