Thrift in Early Life of Great Financiers
The article traces how self made financiers like Rockefeller and Ford began with minimal capitals. It notes Rockefeller started with a few hundreds from a bookkeeper salary, Ford used his savings to build an engine and car, and James J. gathered funds from workers and small lenders. It highlights the role of modest savings and wage earners in fueling early influential enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novkerel- Vers
Hilx
Marrianus
Doldare
Rockefeller
James J. GI
Lily Day
Ford
Hin Fiest Mart
Bios
Che Clus
Westingi
Dianetal
Udnetrial Department
Rewa
Tasks of Middle Age and Pursuit of Happiness
Margaret Velind offers guidance on aging gracefully and remaining engaged with beauty, nature, and human fellowship. She urges maintaining inner joy, memory, and curiosity while facing bodily changes with resilience and continued activity, emphasizing mental youth over youth of body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Velind
Wong Warrow
Punt
Mtn
Pherminmeier
Arrests Veer Amid Confusion in Port Sa Princa
An American describes a Haitian man named Polisemal facing repeated federal arrests over military service while his employer Kottiret and local police interrogate him weekly at headquarters. The account hints at a mix up involving a figure named Georgy Marvin connected to World’s Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Policemal
Port Sa Princa
Polisemal
Polimemal
Kottiret
Headquar Bete
Mat Beverh
Pouivenal
Dob
Georgy Marvin
Trees and Belief Bend Berth in Cryptic Verse
Fragmentary lines echo a contemplation of nature and fate with unclear names and places. The text hints at a belief or recollection tied to a bent life and abortive or unresolved events, leaving readers uncertain about speakers or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuy
My Decision on Gwen Meriweather and Love
A narrator recalls a strained romance with Gwen Meriweather, detailing unreciprocated love, clashes over money and future plans, and Gwen’s blunt view that poverty ends love. The piece traces heartbreak, pride, and a failed engagement amid family and social pressures.
Fragment of a Private Confession and Wedding Dilemma
A narrator recounts a tense evening with Gwen and Emily Tucker as a theft and a secret about Gwen's past threaten their engagement. Gwen confesses her dilemma and refrains from decisive action after a storm of emotions and social scrutiny. The narrator learns Gwen’s past and vows to decide tomorrow, while their dynamic shifts toward practical partnership and mutual support.
Light as Chaff Near the Mark
A Scottish village minister away on holiday leaves duties to a young deputy who travels north on a long journey. He arrives at the Willie Inn late Saturday night with a troubling business and orders lemonade, remarking the Hell seems to be hoarse. The servant calmly replies it’s San Manuelco Chronicle, The Boaster. A man employing two Black laborers in large gardens jokes at Sam’s hospital stay and a tale of a wife’s sues gun prompts a social vignette. The Chickadee article explains its nest building, diet during cankerworm season, and migration ranges from Labrador to North Carolina, noting their abundance in fall and winter. The piece also mentions walking advice from De OC Boston Page and general nature notes.
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Gwen Meriweather
Gwen
Mutabe
Pondenett
Mer
Abe
Fereelf
Seoul
Twen
Bower
Viking
Xine
Gowen
Dale
Deak
McArty & Min
Am Trend
Toeker
Tlsise
Fluncon
Emily Tucker
Willie Inn
San Manuelco
Sumer
Labrador
Maryland
Leghenies
North Carolina
Bolimnon
Philadelphia
Buckeye State Building and Loan Promises Prompt Service
Rankin Building at 22 West Gay Street Columbus Ohio states its pledge to prompt service in sending interest to depositors and in appraisals for borrowers and inquiries of all kinds. It balances customer accounts in every detail with assets of 17.6 million dollars and five percent paid on time deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Rankin Building
West Gay Street
Columbus
Ohio
Bark er Funeral Repents Untimely Death at Home
The miner W A Barker died instantly at his home near Keto when a wagon fractured his sling and neck at Messiah church Tuesday morning about 10 o'clock. Interment was in Union Grove Cemetery.
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W. A. Bark
Keto
Messiah Church
Uilon Grove
Mrs Catherine Clements Dies at 70 in Local Home
Mrs Catherine Clements died Sunday afternoon at 2 10 in the Home for the Aged after a lengthy illness. She was 70 and survived by three children two daughters Mrs Janes McGilney and Mrs Davi McGibney of this city and one son Charles Lewis of Mansfield. The remains were taken to the home of Mrs James McGibney. Funeral held at Ebenezer church Tuesday at 2 o'clock with interment in Ebenezer cemetery.
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Catherine Clements
Janes McGilney
Davi McGibney
Charles Lewis
Mansfield
James McGibney
Ebenezer
Fence trouble in Jefferson township cited by church sir
Sheriff Mosaholder and Cecuy Lytle were called Saturday to Jefferson township over a fence issue at a church. Norman Greer reportedly fastened a wire fence to a hitching rack in front of the church and removed it on request of the ometalA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Mosaholder
Cecuy Lytle
Jefferson Township
Norman Greer
Fifth group convention of the Kings Daughters in Newark
The fifth group convention of the Kings Daughters is set for Friday in the Plymouth Congregational Church at Newark Ohio. Gambier high school commencement exercises force Clinton Grange to postpone to the regular meeting on June 8. A D Powers of Killbuck was in town Tuesday on business.
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e'Clinton
The
King's Daughters
Plymouth Congregational Church
Newark
A. D. Powers
Killbuck
Pesday
Hendersons visit and travels noted in local column
N L Henderson of Fast Gambler street visited his sister Mrs Robert Tavener in Cincinnati for about a week. Robert Salisbury returned home from Lansing Michigan after a short stay. Ohio Engineers Sgt Cecil Hall transferred from Columbus to Washington DC as his company joined the federal service. Attendees from Went Chont nut Street attended Aladdin Temple ceremonies in Columbus including Clyde Weaver John Dooley P J Parker Judge Hovek Judge Levering Gail Cooksey Otto Baker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. ©. Henderson
Fast Gambler
Cincinnati
Robert Tavener
Robert Salisbury
Lansing
Mich
Cecil Hall
Go. 1
Ohio Engineers
Columbus
Washington, D. C
Mr. Hall
Roy D. Hall
Chontnut Street
Aladdin Temple
Clyde Weaver
John J. Dooley
Pa- Neo
P. J. Parker
Lewis
Hovek
Frank
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Pat
EL Page
Boston
Fic
Indiana
Jefferson TP
Chevrolet
Nyhart Auto Sales Co
W. High St
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Bellville Creamery Resieged. Creamery
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