Xmas Gift Sale Offers Robes Silk Gloves and Suits
Advertising copy lists gifts for Christmas including bath robes at 3.50, silk neckwear boxed, silk lined gloves from 1.00 to 3.00, silk hose boxed, rain coats, special suit cases, feather traveling bag 1.60, sweater coat 1.00 to 10.00, Kirschbaum suits 15.00 to 35.00, Kirschbaum overcoat 5 to 25, various prices.
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Kirschbaum
Hart Schaffne Marx
Mackintoshes
Hart Schaffner Marx
Carters
Worse Than the Hat. Booth's Hat Drama at Theaters
A garbled excerpt recalls a theater scene where a polite fuss over hats leads to a near confrontation. The dialogue centers on respect and propriety in a public space, featuring a boastful gentleman and a sharp critique by a well-dressed observer. The piece mirrors period manners and social norms in a concise dramatic vignette.
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Ploene
Honors for a Knox Granger ay State Meet
Former Senator John M. Cunningham of Knox county was named chairman of the resolutions committee and a member of the markets and marketing committee at the state convention. Mrs. Cunningham became chairwoman of the juvenile granges committee as numbers and activity in the order rise. Taber outlined convention policy, noting 65,000 royal patriots and a million workers in Ohio agriculture, urging public installations by January 15 and broader rural reform.
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Newark
John M. Cunningham
Knox County
Srange
Cunningham
K. of P. Hall
Td. Taber
Cononne
Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
Secretary of Agriculture
Partic
May Part 0 Filly Future Record Of Our Civilization
Fragmentary text discusses history’s beginnings and the hope that future records credit organized farming with improving civilization. The exact source and context are unclear but the theme centers on progress through agriculture.
Local Revival and Social Notices in Martinsburg
Revival services continue with four conversions. A missionary dinner is planned at Mrs Laura Ewart’s home. St Louisan Cary Dudgeon recovering well after a Columbus hospital operation. Various local visits and social events noted, including Rev Lockhart’s upcoming sermon and Mr Collison’s surprise party.
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Laura Ewart
Foll McClelland
William McClelland
St. Louisville
Cary Dudgeon
Columbus
David Bowman
Lockhart
Granville
Baptist Church
Waugh Arrington
Newark
Jamey Cochran
William Huff
Jane Henry
F. Shronte
Emma Harrison
Shronts
Toland
Lou Chilcote
Utica
Emma McFarland
Miller
Mr. Cullison
Advantages in Depositing Money With Buckeye State L B Co
The Buckeye State Building and Loan Company offers five percent interest and flexible cash withdrawal. Depositors can convert certificates to cash at any time, but early withdrawal forfeits accrued interest. The note highlights conservative institutions and cites assets of $1240.00.
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Buckeye State Building & Loan Company
Rankin Building
West Gay Street
Columbus
Local Notes From Green Valley and Surroundings
A chap from Lima visits relatives while others greet neighbors in a series of social calls. Highlights include Mr and Mrs George Biges hosting, W G Carson and daughter Alsia visiting Lauren Hulse, Clyde Biges returning from Nebraska, S R Lockman entertaining friends, and club meetings for Shamrock and WFM8 with dinners and programs. The Shamrock club plans December 20 gathering at Miss Mary Barton's home. W M S held an alluding meeting December 7 at Mrs W C Garson's home followed by oyster dinner and an afternoon program. Next meeting January 4 at Mrs M D MoHughes home.
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Mra
C. Mendenhall
Lima
George Bigen
Mpa
Thomas Chirk
Ray McGusin
Huyater
Iowa
W. G. Carson
Alsia
Lauren Hulse
Hedding Chapel
Clyde Biges
Nebraska
R. Lockman
Shamrock Club
Mary Barton
Inez
W. C. Garson
Mra. Dm
The Weaker Sex Fragment Ends in Odd Phrasing
A damaged OCR fragment suggests a dated column or note with unclear phrasing about meals and objects, mentioning a sea setting and veiled actions. Names, places, or dates are unreadable, leaving the main event and context ambiguous.
Carranza Refuses to Sign Protocol, American Commission Reports
Washington Dec. 13 Information reaches here that General Carranza has refused to sign the protocol drawn up by the American section of the joint commission. Secretary Lane would not comment but said a preliminary meeting to resume conferences would be held in Philadelphia on December 18. Alberto Pant, who carried the protocol to Carranza, will reach New York tonight with the full text of Carranza’s comments. The exact time and place for subsequent sessions remain undecided.
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Washington
Joint Commission
General Carranza
Atlantic City
Interior Lane
Commission
Philadelphia
Alberto J. Pant
Genera Carranza
New York
Mr. Pani
Sid
Knox Savings & Loan Association Annual Meeting
The annual meeting for the election of directors will be held at the Knox Savings & Loan Association office on Wednesday evening January 4 from 7 to 9 o'clock. Directors nominated for reelection include G. W. Armstrong, E. O. Arnold, W. P. Rodrigus, C. F. Colville, A. F. Stauffer, Z. W. Taylor, W. J. Went. F. Colville, Sec’y.
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The
Knox Savings & Loan Association
G. W. Armatrong
E. 0. Arnold
W. P. Rogardus
C.F. Colville
A. F. Stauffer
ZW. Taylor
W. J. Went
Awkward Man and Poetic Wits Across the City
A collage of snippets from Chicago Record Herald and Detroit Free Press records social dance awkwardness and sharp verse. Quotations touch on a dancer’s appeal, a poet husband, and a wife’s remark, with a mix of city papers highlighting witty musings and misprints.
FARM FOR SALE Known as the George W Bird farm
An 87 acre farm near Centerbury Mt Liberty Mt Vernon and Allen Porter in Marengo Ohio offers a ret house with slate roof and several buildings including barns granary and a hog house. The property features 15 acres of timber, good pasture, well water and a painted exterior. Contact Moore or Porter at Marengo Exchange for details.
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George W. Bird
Centerbury
Mt. Liberty
Mt. Vernon
Moore
Sick Master Shrimplin Improves as Diphtheria Lingers
Local notices recount slow recovery of Master Lawrence Shrimplin from diphtheria. Social mentions include Clyde Turney visiting the Dee Dowds family and several attendees at a funeral in North Liberty. Additional items note travel to Chicago after a death in the Belt family and assorted visits and greetings among neighbors.
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Lawrence Shrimplin
Clyde Turney
Mullen Ridge
Dee Dowds
Frank Johnson
Hii
C. D. Grubb
Hayrin
North Liberty
William Needs
Vernon
Jeremiah Belt
Mite Zora
Chicago
Fred Belt
Beulah Carr
Waterford
Irene Parrish Suneay
Rose Bartlett
Betty
Weaver
George Cenéling
Hedding Chapel
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State Department
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Mankind
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S. Main St
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Ead
Green Valley
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Knox Savings & Loan Association Annual Meeting
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Detroit
Samson
Ea Poetry
Cleveland
Indy
Kent
Pittsburgh Post
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Allen Porter
Marengo
Marengo Exchange
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R. B. Ankeny & Company Jewelers
South Main St
Jeub
Coorviaht Hart Schaffver & Macs
Monogram
Monroe Center
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Len Scott
Howard
Mr. Postle
W. Ekley
J. Trott
Flora Stull
Furt White
Fredericktown
Houghland
If. G. Dunmire
Howard Township
John Gardner
P. Mies
Frances Fawcett
Fairview
Alice Critchfield
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