South Divide Club Reports Start of 1920 Year
Glyde Johnson and children have mostly recovered from whooping cough. Mrs. Brenst Cassidy and Mrs. Roy Walker visited relatives in Nebraska over Christmas. A. A. Ahlman away on business. EE Hiett seeking site for coming year. The H. W. club met January 7 with Mrs Warrick elected officers for 1920: Mrs Johnson president, Mrs Warrick vice president, Mrs Payzant secretary, Clara Johnson treasurer. Meeting set with Mrs Ahlman January 21. Edward Hiett ill with tonsillitis. Mrs Fulton added a room to her house. An exchange remark about a Boston Transcript line ends the item.
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EE. Hiett
H.W
Warrick
Johnson
Payzant
Clara Johnson
Is It the Truth in Needling Compliments When Women Speak
A fragment from Boston Transcript humor notes when a woman asks for a compliment she expects one, highlighting social nerves and conversational balance in a brief, witty line.
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Boston Transcript
Paula's Way ends in wedding and secret legacy
Paula, a gifted but modest music teacher in a city studio, falls for Jack Lance a struggling illustrator. He vows to pursue his art and they marry after Paula’s return. a lettered fortune reveals Aunt Riah left Paula funds, overcoming doubt and sealing their future.
War News Anecdote About a Wounded Soldier
A young man recalls an old lady who visited wounded troops and asked too many questions. To spare her, the men pretended to sleep. She approached a heavily bandaged soldier who asked how he knew he was wounded. He replied, I read about it in the papers.
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Jack
Paula
Nand
Brown's Magazine
Catarrhal Deafness Fought by Constitutional Remedy
A historical advertisement claims catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local treatments and must be treated by a constitutional remedy. It explains inflammation of the Eustachian tube causes rumbling, imperfect hearing, and potential permanent deafness unless treated. The ad offers one hundred dollars for any case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Circulated by Druggists, 76c.
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Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
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Glyde Johnson
Brenst Cassidy
Baird
Roy Walker
Kearney
Frank Hand
C. A. Foster
Tilden, Neb
A. A. Ahlman
Her
Edith
Helen
Agnes
Bassett'’S Pharmacy
Sidney, Neb
Scott & Bowne
Whitie
Mr. Smith
Swift & Company
U.S.A
Agnes G. Brogan
Western News
Aper Union
Jack Lance
Lis
Jackie
Riah
In the War News
Nelson's Dairy
Hardy Bldg
Cheyenne County
Land
Nebraska
Fundingsland Investment Co
Detroit
Sidney MotorSe
Sidney, Nebraska
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