Eileen Returns to Love Amid War and Duty
In a Westchester club, Eileen Wainwright overhears gossip about her past and future. Lionel Merrill confesses love, but family opposition and duty pull her toward nursing wounded soldiers. A pneumonia crisis tests loyalties as Eileen agrees to help if Lionel lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Wainwright
Piazza
Langdon Merrill
Enoch Cuthbert
Lionel Merrill
Eileen
Jennie
Mrs. Merrill
Wainwright
Lionel
Mary Evans
Aberdeens
France
Hileen
Public Sales Announced Near Silver Lake
Albert M. Perry plans a public sale three miles west and two miles south of Silver Lake on Tuesday February 18 at 10 o'clock selling 3 horses 6 cattle 7 hogs farming implements seed corn and potatoes Eiji Keplinger to hold a public sale February 19 southeast of town selling all livestock and farming implements Watch for large bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert M. Perry
Silver Lake
Eiji Keplinger
Livestock Sale Ad Planned Near Silver Lake
Next week the RecorpDlob depart ment will print large bills advertising the sale of livestock to be held at the Scott Lawrence place two miles south of Silver Lake on Thursday February 27. Look for bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Lawrence Place
Silver Lake
Embroidery Club Meets at Mrs Ferverda Home
Members of the embroidery club were entertained at the home of Mrs J W Ferverda last Friday afternoon. The gathering featured a social hour and shared stitching projects among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Embroidery Club
Mra. J. W. Ferverda
Young Ladies of P. D. Club Entertained by Miss Paulus
The Young ladies of the P. D. club were entertained Friday evening by Miss Thelma Paulus. Members of the Victoria reading club held a meeting Monday night at Mrs. J. C. Hay home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Club
Thelma Paulus
Victoria Reading Club
Mothers Club Holds Social at Mrs Frank Haney Home
Members of the Mothers Club gathered Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs Frank Haney for an afternoon of entertainment.
Dillman Will Move to Warren Area Farm Job
Ted Dillman traveled to Warren last Sunday and completed arrangements with a banker there. He will move to the southeast edge of Warren within two weeks and begin work March 1 on a large stock farm nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted” Dillman
Warren
Leckrone Family Reaches Home as Son Near Discharge
Mr and Mrs Solomon Leckrone of the east part of town learned by telegram Monday that their son Robert has landed in New York from France and expects to be discharged soon to return home within a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Leckrone
Town
Robert
New York
France
Groundhog Predicts Six More Weeks of Winter
The article notes the groundhog saw its shadow last Sunday signaling six weeks more winter though this week has been mild. It compares current conditions to last year and cautions that weather can change in a month.
Church collection for Armenian Relief Fund nears 250 dollars
A Sunday collection at the Church of the Brethren east of town raised 18955 dollars for the Armenian Relief Fund after preaching services. Pledges were also made that will bring the total near the 250 dollar mark.
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Church of the Brethren
Armenian Relief Fund
Obituary for Little Charles Edward Hunt
Child Charles Edward Hunt of Kokomo Indiana born September 17 1918 died January 26 1919 aged four months nine days. He leaves Sherman and Carrie Hunt his father and mother a sister four grandparents and many relatives to mourn his departure. A precious one from us is gone. A voice we loved is stilled. A place is vacant in our home which never can be filled.
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Aberdeens
Jean Aberdeen
Hileen
Lion Merris
Maury Evans
Lionel
Jean
Mrs. Merrill
Miss Wainwright
Eileen
Lionel Merrill
Fileen
New York
White Angel
Doctor Harbison
Merrills
Charles Edward Hunt
Sherman
Carrie Hunt
Kokomo
Indiana
Furs Bought For Top Prices by Fred McKown
Local buyer Fred McKown advertises willingness to purchase furs of all kinds and pay top prices. He invites interested sellers to contact him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McKown
Public Health Warns Against Tuberculosis in Flu Convalescents
U S Public Health Service cautions the public about tuberculosis risks among influenza convalescents. It urges lung examinations after prolonged colds and warns against relying on patent medicines. Early recognition can prevent serious outcomes.
Fresh Air Advice Warns Against Tuberculosis Misconceptions
Public health guidance urges people to avoid self diagnosis and rely on medical exams for tuberculosis. It emphasizes lung checkups at monthly intervals, proper nutrition, rest, and fresh air, while cautioning against patent medicines and unproven cures.
Influenza May Elevate Tuberculosis Risk in U S
Washington reports a Public Health Service alert linking influenza to higher tuberculosis incidence and deaths. Surgeon General Rupert Blue urges early lung examinations after flu recovery and cautions against unproven patent medicines while noting New York City and national estimates of tuberculous cases.
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Washington, D. C
United States Public Health Service
Spain
Arthur Newsholme
Public Health Service
England
United States
Rupert Blue
New York City
Department of Health
Framingham
Mass
Blue
Galileo Galilei and the Telescope Pioneer
The text notes Galileo Galilei, who died January 8, 1642, as the first to frame and use a telescope for celestial observation. It recounts his 1609 discovery of magnification, lunar irregularities, and Jupiter’s four satellites, after learning of Hans Lippershey’s instrument in Venice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galileo Galilei
Galileo
Venice
Hans Libbershey
Middleburg
Earth
Jupiter
Boswell Revealed as Droll Warm Hearted Figure in Memoir
Collier's Weekly quotes A Edward Newton on Boswell's human side describing him as vain bibulous and jovial with a fine temper and vivacity yet melancholy at times. The blurb praises his ancient Scottish lineage travel habit and fondness for apple pie and old hock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boswell
Collier’s Weekly
A. Edward Newton
Newton
Authors’ League
Crusades Rise and Fall From Palestine to Jerusalem
In four centuries from the Moslem conquest to the Crusades, Christians Jews and Muslims lived briefly in peace until Peter the Hermit spurred Urban I to bless the first Crusade. Jerusalem fell in 1099, Godfrey of Bouillon ruled, Saladin rose later, and the third crusade followed led by Richard I, with Constantinople briefly taken for Venice.
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Palestine
Godfrey of Bouillon
Jerusalem
Saladin
Egypt
Syria
Hattin
Richard Coeur de Lion
Scott
Constantinople
Weather sensitivity Across Humans and Animals
The text notes a link between the weather and illness in both humans and animals. It cites cats smelling storms, horses detecting rain, birds seeking nests, and trees trembling before a storm. It mentions gout rheumatism neuralgia old wounds and amputated stumps reacting to approaching weather. Medical men cannot fully explain these phenomena.
Presidents and British Ancestry Link in Founding Line
The New York Post notes several U.S. presidents trace their lineage to Britain. Wilson’s line goes to Carlisle England via James Taylor of Carlisle. Andrew Jackson’s father hailed from Carrickfergus Ireland. Grant’s ancestry is largely American through eight generations.
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Wilson
Carlisle
England
Zachary Taylor
James Taylor
British Isles
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Carrickfergus
Ireland
Grant
New York Post
Fragmented Reflection on News Rumor and Truth
The passage discusses how modern news journalism shifts from reporting confirmed events to broadcasting rumors and alleged possibilities. It argues that rumor alone can carry news value regardless of verifiable truth or falsity, highlighting a change in perceived reliability and standards.
We Pay Top Prices for Hogs and Cattle
McClure and Parker advertise paying top prices for hogs and cattle. Call 2-46 or 5-80 to arrange pickup or pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure & Parker
Frank J. Cheney oath on catarrh cure bounty
Frank J. Cheney swears as senior partner of FL Cheney & Co that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason records this on December 6, 1886. Cheney & Co of Toledo promote Hall's Catarrh Cure and offer testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
FL. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. W. Gleason
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Mothers Club
Mrs
Good Old
Small Child
U. S. Public Health Service
Losis
Crusaders
Holy Land
Brush & Hansen
Halls
F. J. Cheney & Co
Eubscriptions Record Office
Chicago Tribune Herald-Examiner
the Ladies Home
Journal Delineator
McGalls Modern Priscilla
R. M. Self
Liberty Loan
Record Office
W. H
Kern
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