Scott's store listed school goods and supplies
In this community page itemization Scott's stocks school supplies, writing papers and pencils. Local residents including Helsen Stockham and A E Stockham family, Rev A E Stockham and Hartley, and Mr John Freuler and Mrs H O Eby are noted with visits and moves. Community events include a doughnut sale by the Presbyterian choir and bus schedule changes.
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Raymond Wecht
Helen ‘Edris
Mae Burdett
Fred Levengood
Dale Wilford
Gnadenhutten
Presbyterian Church
Wm. Gardner
Roy S. Smith
Methodist Parsonage
J. H. Schweisberger
Uniontown
Dalton
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Hospital Stay
I thank all who were kind to me during my long hospital stay for beautiful flowers postcards and other tokens of friendship.
Work on Street Started by EI Olmes Construction
EI Olmes Construction Co began repairing east Main Street Tuesday morning. A traffic detour is posted over Schultz Ave.
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EI Olmes Construction Co
East Main St
Schultz Ave
Woman Claims Superior Brains Despite Small Skull
Thrift Magazine notes a paradox where women praise their brains while men are said to have "too much brains" to dispute it. The remark frames gendered intellect with a humorous lens about perceived differences in brain size and wit.
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Thrift Magazine
Miner Watches Moonlit Night Leave His Face Twisted
A Keb Goorie miner slept under a full moon and woke with a strangely twisted face. Doctors say sun exposure can cause such reactions, with several days needed to recover.
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Kebgoorie
Australia
Hair peroxide question mocked by London Tit-Bits
A London Tit-Bits joke reports a student asking a professor if peroxide hair treatment harms the brain. The professor answers that anyone who peroxide their hair lacks brain to injure, delivering a punchline about bald confidence.
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London
Theory and Fact that Last, My Angel
The happy man declares they are one forever after a settlement with the minister. The modern bride counters that practically they should order dinner for two.
Good Losers and Keen Domino Players Mentioned
In It-TBits style, Mr. Brookline notes the Eskimos win and lose heavily at dominoes. He jokes that good losers exist among the Eskimos as Mrs. Brookline points to wives put up and lost in the wagers.
Golfers recount proposals at different holes
Two golfers recount proposals by Jack during rounds. One partner says Jack proposed at the ninth hole this morning, another recalls a proposal at the third hole last week.
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Jack
Bridge Too Narrow Down In the Creek
Jerry Baas attempted to pass a narrow bridge over the creek but could not clear it. The incident emphasizes the bridge’s insufficient width and its danger to vehicles and travelers.
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Jerry Baas
Rott Addresses Crowd Promising Revelations
Ion Thomas Rott proclaims in a crowded gathering that he could reveal things to provoke righteous wrath and make listeners blush, as several voices press for more details.
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Ion Thomas Rott
Witty Exchange On Begging And Courtesy In Debating Club
A humorous exchange presents a strong man asked why he begs and replies that begging is the only profession letting a gentlemans address a beautiful lady without formal introductions. The dialogue highlights social mingle and etiquette.
Inherited Visitor Dialog Noted in Edinburgh Scotsman
A brief exchange reflects a parent remark on children resembling their mother, with the father acknowledging the common, humorous line of inquiry from offspring. The Scotsman framing captures a light family moment.
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Edinburgh Scotsman
For Whose Good Lady Visitor Question on Roads
A terse exchange questions who profits from road improvements besides motorists. The host suggests naming the undertaker, implying behind the project may be costly or contested interests.
Needs More Legs Consider the dashhund
A whimsical verse laments a dashhund that travels on four legs yet demands six to move, imagining a creature with exaggerated gait and burdensome limits. The playful riddle tone questions balance and mobility in a tiny fantastical beast.
Notable chatter hints at college term change and job opening
A student references rumors about a sophomore leaving college next term and mentions a junior named Shadon. The speaker notes that several fatfiers claimed a fine opening in a business recently.
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Shadon
Mit
Fatfiers
Unclear Conversation Sparks Marital Talk
A fragment describes a moment of surprise about an engagement and a marriage plan. The speaker reveals the idea was hers and mentions a little widow named Joney, implying social maneuvering around a wedding.
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Brown
Joney
Suspicious Russell Attracts Attention In Roiled Lunch Scene
A terse exchange reveals Walter says the restaurant proprietor is absent, having gone out to lunch, leaving staff to handle inquiries and customers while he is away.
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Russell
Walter
Lanch
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