Advertised Letters and Local Notices
Ladies names Dorris Barrows Eva Hamilton Mabel Stades and gents Baker Rev H R and Pete Shaw listed as advertised. Readers told to call letters advertised and provide date advertised. WM E Aydelotte postmaster signs off in local notice style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrows
Miss Dorris
Hamilton
Eva
Stades
Miss Mabel
Baker
Rev. H
Farmers Union Co-Op
Shaw
Pete
WM. E. Aydelotte
P. M
The Chiropractor Uses X Rays To Prove Adjustments Work
The chiropractor spends years perfecting finger skill to locate misaligned vertebrae and uses X rays to confirm his findings. Radiographs show exact conditions and patient can observe vertebrae return toward normal positions during treatment, providing undeniable proof of effectiveness.
Graysville Notes on Visits and Church Events
Graysville residents report social visits by James M. Cox in Sullivan and others in town. The Junior Home Makers hosted a party at the school, and the Methodist church held a reception for Rev. L L Johnson. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Whitman, and local remodeling projects include Bluford Arnett moving the Sherod Burton house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Cox
Sullivan
U. S
Bruce Coppage
Jesse Medsker
Ollie Kennett
Terre Haute
Methodist Church of the
Graysville
Rev. L. L. Johnson
O. P. Badger
Bro. Johnson
Roy Whitman
Guy Cushman
Kentucky
Ross Turman
Bluford Arnett
Sherod Burton
Burton
Pugh
Woner
Old Johnson Cemetery
Grace Webb
Clara Phillips
Lee Phillips
Dor Ross
AN. LL. Burton
Community Notes From Farmersburg Area Activities
Several farmers filling silos and sowing wheat. Local social round includes visits among Curry Hayworth Jewell Moore Hood Woodard Patten Hopewell and others. Farmers' Union held a preliminary meeting at the school house with business plans discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Curry
Farmesburg
Dudley Hayworth
Will Jewell
Charles Wilson
Terre Haute
Farmers’ Union
Levi Jewell
Otto Jewell
Ford Wall
Baby
Oral Harris and Sons
Concord Sveral
Hamit Boone
Wil Jewell
Sullivan
Otto Jewels
Olin Moore
Chas. Moore
Noble Wambaugh
Reed Community
Dudley Karworth
Sam, Elmer and
Floy Taylor
Alvin Hood
Ruth
William Dudley
Chester Woodard
Howard
Lydia Woodard
Esther Patten
Bloomington
Ind
Joe
Curtis Hopewell, Jr
Oxford
Ill
Dora Taylor
Marie
Richard Taylor
Farmersburg
Joe Swift
Helen and
Dalpha
Near Hymera
William Pittman
Harold and
Lysle
Barnett
William Marts
Elsie
Shelburn
Jerry Barcus
Geneva
Sam Engle
Near Sullivan
Engle
Harry Allen
Childen
Greencastle
P. T. Lloyd
Liberty
Lightning Struck Twice In A Chertsey Inquest
An inquest into a man’s death at Chertsey England found that a tree sheltering him during a thunderstorm had been struck before. The lightning followed the path of a previous stroke in a recent strike on the same limb of a five tree group. Weather notes accompany the report with weekly temperatures and sky conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chertsey
England
Not a Bad Description
A natural history lesson prompts a class inquiry on what an oyster is. A shrill student voice wonders if an oyster is a fish or built like a ? The exchange shows curiosity and playful mishearings in a school setting.
Tinted Literature Quirks Prompt Dramatic Color Cues
A fragmentary exchange shows an editor and author debating vivid color imagery. The editor suggests using color to express emotion in characters, with the villain turning green, hero white, heroine red, and coachman blue, while the author and publication voice remain playful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asdrow
Stippling by Clock Work Improves Art Reproduction
Stippling, used to prepare pictures for reproduction, was done by hand in the past. An English invention introduces a stippling pen driven by a clock work motor, making the process more even and rapid.
Practice Kindness Now Quote Attributed To Desmond
The passage urges timely acts of kindness and hospitality in civic life with a reminder that one may pass this way only once. It emphasizes doing good for others without delay and mentions the attribution to William Pena Humphrey i Desmond in sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pena
Humphrey i
Desmond
First Elephant Arrives in Western Europe
The record notes an elephant sent to Charlemagne in 807 by Caliph Haroun al Raschid as the earliest western European import. It would not reach England until 1255, marking a long voyage of this famed animal into English shores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordson
Henry Ford & Son
Western
Europe
Haroun al Raschid
Charlemagne
England
Beliefs on Teeth and Luck in Folk Traditions
A fragmented note describes beliefs about teeth and luck. It claims teeth falling out signals misfortune while burning extracted teeth is thought to bring luck. It mentions concerns for children and prosperity linked to teeth alignment.
Novel Saint Cloud cycling race twists winner from last
At Saint Cloud Paris a historic cycling race featured a steep hill course where the last rider won the race. Brakes were banned and riders could not touch the ground or leap across the course, creating an unusual, high risk contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Cloud
Paris
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Burélars
Urs
Errotyt
the National Bank
OF Sullivan
The
W.hl. Hill, Jr. Farm Loan Co
Crowder Sunding
East Side Square
Sullivan,nd
Postoffice
Chiropractic
HL. Ramsey
D.C
Betsy Lane Shepherd
Edison
Phonograph
Township
Suffivan Union
Terre Haute Star
Hofmann Auto Sales
Aunty
Little Etta
Ette
Ltta
Glenn Yeager
H L
R. W. Cadwell Music House
North Court St
Davis H Tei
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