Local Sheridan Notes Preserve Holiday Rush and Gossip
Sheridan shoppers crowd stores with $1 shirts at half price and fall millinery sales. Townsfolk visit relatives, host dinners, and plan outings as Thanksgiving week blends into holiday shopping and stage spectacles.
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N. H. Hinesley
Delphi
W. J. Woods
Mrs. Galway
Horton
J. D. Horsuman
Tipton County
H. B. Wiles
Weaver Bros
Lon Waller
Gabe Lowe
Waldron
Ind
Reta Harvey
Carmel
Harvey
Henry Timmons Sr
Muncie
Minced Tenderloin Creole Style Dish Summary
Six ounces of tenderloin cut lengthwise formed into escalops fried in butter. Remove and keep warm while making a sauce with beef stock fat, halved peeled tomatoes fried in butter, and green peppers. Serve over rice with added butter, seasoned highly.
Washing Colored Table Linen Instructions
Wash colored table linen in tepid water with sprinkled borax. Use little soap and rinse in tepid water with boiled starch. Dry in the shade and iron while still damp.
The Apple Crop
The New England hamestead estimates this year's apple crop at 43,000,000 barrels against 27,000,000 last year. Quality is unsatisfactory in the central and western states but better in New England. The New York crop is reported as large, contrary to reports from that state of uneven yields in spots.
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New England
Definite Direction in Dining Room Scene
A waiter who is an old marine endures a tense moment as his master struggles to draw stuffing through a bird. He suggests a position change, whispering “farther aft” in a strained but helpful attempt.
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Callf
Calif
Mohammed
The
Temperament Drives Practical Success Over Talent
The proverb notes success in daily life hinges on temperament more than talent, highlighting decision, courage, industry, and perseverance as key temperamental traits.
Treating Consumption with Scott's Emulsion
A reminiscence of consumption as a weed that thrives in weak lungs. The remedy recommended is Scott's Emulsion with fresh air rest and ample food. It notes salt pork as digestible but hard to digest and urges early treatment and regular use for best results. Price is listed as sec. and $1 at all druggists.
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Scott
Exshorter's Blunder Shows How a Slip Upsets Orator
A New Orleans Times-Democrat anecdote recounts a religious meeting where a speaker begins with I want to say a few words before saying what I want to say. The stocky raspy voiced exhorter appears solemn yet trips on the line, causing amusement and a rougher delivery that undermines his message.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
Sharper Lord Brampton and the Lane Trickster Judge
A former Mr Justice Hawkins on circuit visits a rural inn where the falling ninepins lure him to gamble. The landlord warns him to avoid trouble with the police as the judge loses his money. Columbia University plans to appoint assistant coaches for college rowing with Edward Hanlan shifting duties to the varsity eight and four.
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Lord Brampton
Justice Hawkins
Landton Standard
Columbia University
Edward Hanlan
Michael to Return Early With Pacing Machines
Jimmy Michael will come back to the country a month sooner than expected under Floyd McFarland’s management. He plans to bring two powerful motor pacing machines and will be prepared to meet all challengers for the world championship.
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Jimmy Michael
Floyd McFarland
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