Miss Clara Gregg and friends home for holidays
Miss Clara Gregg from Wellesley visits for the holidays. Several local youths and families greet returning students from St. Paul's School Mercersburg Seminary and National Park Seminary Washington. Social events include dances at Loggie's Academy and various family visits and greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Gregg
Wellesley
Alice Buchner
Mercersburg
Will Kirk
Iss Grace Hammond
National Park Seminary
Washington, D. C
Agnes McClinton
Nan Hill
Annis Paron
Washington, Pa
Cotillion Club
Loggie’s Academy
Frank L. Johnston
West Market Street
Samuel
Wilma Feist
Mary M. Davin
Mary Shannahan
St. Mary's Convent
Shepherd
Ohio
Chas. Bonner
Painesville
John Bonner
Milwaukee
Wheeling
George Feist
John Maxwell
Economy
Wm. Maxwell
Loveland
Robert McGowan
A. W. Millet
Columbus
Columbus Coffin Co
Miller
J. M. Robinson
Cadiz
H. Day
Day
W. L. Knox
W.H. Ferry
Marietta Chair Co
Marietta
Barnesville
George Moses
R. A. E. Club
Thackmorton
Jones
South High Street
Young Ladies Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
N. D. Wright
North Fourth Street
Jong
Alexander
Old Time Cadiz Drivers Remember Stagecoach Era
Capt John Howard of Barnesville aged 66 and Wilson Houser of Cadiz aged 81 were the last relics of the old days in Cadiz. They drove on the Wheeling to Wooster line and the Steubenville to Cambridge route. Old citizens recall the horn, galloping stages, and leather stays as they reflect on a fading era. The Cadiz Sentinel notes their meeting on the river bank brings back memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Viewoert Gilson
QO. S. GU
Tee Rawmoon
University
Oberjin
Thes. A. Swearingen
Carnegie Tech School
Pittsburg
James Blackburn
Bloomsexd
Joan Burris
W. J. Paxter
Wellsville
W. K. Rhivelart
Richmond
Oklahoma
Hettie Bowman
Wesleyan University
Delaware
Ohio
Sarah Grafton
East Liverpool
Steubenville
Bert Oliver
Ann Arbor
Fostoria
Margaret Culbertson
Annie G. Elliott
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Raymond Ambrose
Wheeling
Hattie ,Bowman
Helen Sharp
Teddy
Virginia Higgins
Hiks’ Lodge
Jos. Harris
Harry Blum
Eighth
Acme
James Beatty
S. C. Shane
Philadelphia
Elnora
Fedora McCoy
Emma Louise
Roy Stuck
Wellsburg
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
Second Presbyterian Church
Roy Troster
North Fifth Street
First Presbyterian Church
Walter Houston
Leonard Aughenbaugh
M. P
Aughenbaugh
Harvard
W. H. Neiger
Ida Cook
Bridge
Seisson
Binghamton
N. Y
George Vreeland
Nellie Wallace
Selma la Salle
Spence Wallace
John Biggio
Will Jewett
Frank Irwin
Liverpool
Harry Steel
Agnes Pothe
J. H. Hawkins
Harry Scott
George P. Harden
Washington, D. C
Rev. Harvey
California
Ada Laizure
Electric Supply Company
Herbert D. Crumley
Parnassus Pa
Sarah E. Gregg
Smith
E. D. Ledgard
Barberton, O
John Howard
Barnesville
Wilson Houser
Cadiz
Wooster
Cambridge
Houser
Deersville
Howard
Mt. Pleasant
Getting Her to Agree You Can Argue on the Other Side
The idea suggests you can sway a woman to your view by arguing the opposite. It frames disagreement as a path to agreement.
Definition of a Giraffe Reads by Children
In a classroom a group of children read their giraffe compositions aloud. Willie Doran’s piece claims the giraffe is dumb and cannot express itself, arguing its long neck tires its voice before reaching its mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Doran
The Value of Self-Respect in Civic Life
A reflection praising self-respect as a virtue that honors the divine in humanity and strengthens individual dignity without veering into vanity or conceit. It argues that fostering self-respect supports moral character and community integrity.
Discriminating Woman in Theatrical Management
A London Graphic observation notes that women as theater managers appear especially adept at judging public taste. They may avoid vanity, pick plays with care, and excel in practical management in minor details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Graphic
Not a Liveable Life Says Drummond Quotation
Henry Drummond argues that those who roam the world seeking slights remain miserable, finding imagined offenses at every turn. He asserts such people are morally illiterate for they have never learned how to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Drummond
Howitzers and their battlefield use explained
The text describes howitzers being used to set fires in buildings to reach hidden troops, breach mud walls by shell explosions, and attack cavalry. It notes they fire common shells, spherical case shot, and sometimes round shot, with trunnions located in the middle of the gun.
Queer Twist from Kentucky Bishop on Grammar
The late Bishop T. W. Dudley of Kentucky recalled an indelicate mountaineer saying, Them three Miss Blake are three of as pretty a gal as I ever see. The remark, cited in Youth's Companion, stands as an example of ungrammatical speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Dudley
Kentucky
Miss Blake
Honesty as Policy in Uncle Eben’s Political Thought
A Washington Star quote highlights Uncle Eben declaring honesty the best policy and predicting a day when honesty will be valued as the best politics, reflecting a pragmatic, moral stance in public life. The remark frames integrity as central to political success and public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben
Washington Star
Over the Hills A Romantic Ode By Byron Williams
A lyrical poem extols a distant beloved in sunlit meadows and hills. The speaker vows to pursue a queen through a warm, timeless land, with imagery of roses, clover, bees, and summer weather. Copyright line signals the work's protected status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eros
God
Rover
The Jolting Tales Of Shecago River Town
A wary traveler arrives in a rough Chicago river town amid gossip and vice. He finds bright lights, river boats, and band music as night fills with cheer despite rumors of crime. Local scenery includes elevated streetcars and a lively riverfront scene. The speaker disputes stern warnings, noting peaceful water and festive sounds under a moonlit bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shecago River
Gay
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James Rankin Malone
Cameron
Washington Observer
Malone
Pennsylvania Railroad
W. A. Clark
Punxsutawney
Charles Clark
D. D
Caliornia
Waldin Clark
Ernest
William A
Will Merryman
Ragland
D. D. Rittenhouse
Vienport
M. M. Cope
Bloomfield
Blaine Carter
Pleasant Hill
Ella Shaw Leslie
John Swickard
Osage
Mary
E. E. Erskine
Darlington Seminary
Bryer
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J. M. Scott
Bernard Brady
College
P. E Brady
John Werdaman
Presbyterian Hospital
Baker Myers
Linden Avenue
Carl Schmidt
Frank Myers
Bellaire
the Grand
Isaac Myers
Thomas Burgett
Logansport
Ind
Paul
Pennsylvania State College
Baird
Hoffman
Burgett
City
W. F. Ridgley
Aubenbaugh
M. P. Choir
East End Hospital
George Welsh
Norval Welsh
Mary Welsh
Miss Welsh
Cotilson Club
Loggie
Dancing Academy
Imperial Orchestra
McCook
Nicholson
Tipton
Wellsbore
Frances McGowan
Fergus Falls
Soisson
Estella
Camfi
North Sixth Stret
Marie Haupt
Miss Caniff
Hayes Worstell
Mr. Bucey of
Brilliant
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James B. Nixon
Merle May
Ekeyville
Celia Parr
Irondale
Barton
South Eighth Street
E. S. Gault
Fernwood
J. M. Reynolds
Joseph D’anniballe
James Sullivan
Williamstown
W. L. Tipton
D. M. Merryman
J. J. Tipton
Jacob Porter
Flossie Bell
David Gardner
Will Stewart
Amanda Gardner
New Cumberland
J. S. Potts
al’ G Fields” Minstrels
Col. Potts
W. J. Alexander
Ruth
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Denver
Col
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la Belle Avenue
Assembly
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Gambier
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St. Stephens Rectory
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Judge Winch
Cleveland
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Robert Sherrard
W. R. Johnson
Washington
Jonathan Allison
Allison
Jennie Alison
Johnson Homestead
Charles Specht
Adirondacks
Frank Hare
Sarah
Mary Hare
Andrew Hare
Chas. Wheeler
Geo. Bole
Jean Brown
John
Frank Bole
Bellvue
Mary Wentz
Eugene Miller
Elizabeth Hate
L. L. Grimes
Grimes
Alex Sharpe
Presbyterian Manse
Elizabeth B. Cowley
Vassar College
Jos. Buchanan
Eliza Thompson
Bloomingdale
Samuel Alexander
Topeka
Kans
Frank A. Hare
Allen
E. McLane
Baton Rouge
Pittsburg Coal Co
James R. Steele
Margaret Merriman
Roy Merriman
Mary Holton
Bryn Mawr
David C. Morton
Washington and Jefferson College
Theological Seminary
Henry Spence
A. S. Dean
Emily Dyer Smith
Beaver
Dean
John B. Griffith
Shaler
Pueblo
Colorado
Griffith
Grifith
Byron Williams
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