Birthday Surprise for Ralph Harris on 15th Birthday
Friends gathered at his Dodds Bridge area home Wednesday night to celebrate Ralph Harris turning 15. The party featured drawing games hunting partners ice cream cake and lawn games with many relatives and neighbors attending and extending birthday wishes.
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Ralph Harris
Dodds Bridge
Elmer Harris
Clint Riggs
Jess Harris
Clem Wisener
Ancil Woodard
J. C. Barnes
Charley Harris
Elmer Parr
Ross
Zona Woodard
Emma _ Ransford
James Woodard
Hazel McCabe
Paul
Ross Ransford
Roscoe
Ray Butler
Palmer
Forest
Burns
Railways Back to Private Ownership Debate Moves Congress
National poll of 6,000 editors shows 83 percent favor return of railroads to owners with 11 percent backing government ownership. Congress proposes rate increases to cover costs, nationalized transport oversight, legal consolidations, and safeguards to attract capital for expansion.
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Washington
National Capital
Congress
Director General of Railroads
Salvation Army Doughnuts Boost War Effort Recipe
The Salvation Army’s doughnut drive supported the war effort selling thousands of doughnuts in New York City at one dollar each. Royal Baking Powder Company donated product and the recipe for four dozen doughnuts is shared: five cups flour, two cups sugar, five teaspoons Royal Baking Powder, salt, two eggs, milk, and lard.
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Salvation Army
New York City
Royal Baking Powder Company
Printing firm invites new orders with confident promise
Local printer advertises high quality commercial printing at reasonable prices and urges businesses to place a next order. The message emphasizes value and service, inviting clients to switch to their services.
Roman Glass Wonders Shine Through Flawed Transparency
The ancient Romans mastered vivid colored glass objects despite flaws and bubbles in their transparent glass. They produced red and crimson pieces and other gem like wares that modern makers still struggle to imitate precisely.
Phrase on marriage for money versus love
A quoted line from a near philosopher notes that a person who wed for money would not be persuaded to marry again for love or money. The remark contrasts motive in marriage and highlights skepticism about ulterior aims.
Daily Thought Quote by Terence
A concise reflection notes that whatever fate brings should be received with calm and steady composure, urging equanimity in the face of life’s events. The aphorism emphasizes restraint and inner balance as guidance for daily perception.
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Terence
Work Most Important. Triumph of Principles Quote
A quoted aphorism by Mary FE Haskell emphasizes work as the path to inner peace and self reinforcement. It urges adherence to personal principles and diligent effort as means to grow.
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Mary FE
Haskell
The Better Course Quotation Promotes Constructive Action
The line suggests choosing constructive effort over complaint, echoing Tennyson's view that it is better to strive for good than to dwell on the wrong. It reflects a moral instruction likely in a civic or literary column.
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Genevia Colman
Alta Neal
Sarah Thorn
Essie
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New England Conservatory
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