Diller Church Items Highlight Next Sunday Services
W A Snyder superintendent invites all to a 10 30 Sunday service blending S S activities and a children day program. Kensington class to host a missionary tea June 11 business meeting planned with refreshments. union meetings set for Sundays in June and July. East and Velte Jr attend guest event at Leonard and Sunday afternoon gathering.
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W. A. Snyder
S. S
Annex
Our Church
Velte, Jr
Methodist Church Service Notice
Rev Wm R Velte presiding pastor announces Sunday services June 8 with Sunday School at 10 and preaching at 11 titled Pentecost or the Essentials of Christianity Willis Walter will preach a youth sermon at the Congregational church session Saturday meeting described as hae yit meeting.
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Wm. R. Velte
L. M. Cavett
S. S
Congregational Church
Willis Walter
St Pauls Ev Lutheran Church Service Notice
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran near Diller with Pastor H J Diekhoff announces school and Bible class and devotion at 10 30 a m with divine services at 10 30 a m.
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ST. Paul’s
EV. Lutheran
H. J. Diekhoff
Mrs Cucumber Green Hosts A Make Believe Party
A story follows Mrs. Cucumber Green and her doll Allie Baa as they celebrate a successful party in a pretend street called Number Four Green Lane. The mother and child share affectionate goodbyes and dream of more happy days.
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RS. Cucumber Green
Margaret
Mrs. Cucumber Green
Allie Baa
Little Express
Allie
Green Lane
Green
Borglum and a Baltimore Sleep Talk Divorce Tale
A Baltimore man supposedly spoke of a certain Viola in his sleep. His wife Mary filed for divorce as a result.
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Baltimore
Viola
Mary
Washington woman left fur care duties after death
Elizabeth Jerns, 58, of Washington tended a fur at ten dollars a month as part of her housekeeping duties. Her death ends this arrangement and triggers a final settlement.
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Elizabeth Jerns
Washington
Discoveries Reveal Trunk Stock Piles from Early Day
A fragmentary report notes about $30,000 in stocks and bonds found in a trunk. The text hints at an ancient feast scene and discoveries from bones and artifacts shedding light on early conditions in Eous.
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Eous
Skelgas Ad Push Drives May Gas Sales Wave
Ads touted a $30 offer for Skelgas fuel with store trades and stove trade-ins. Chester Ic advertising manager credited heavy newspaper campaigns, especially local papers, for steering thousands to accept ten new stoves and gas kit installations despite supply limits and a June 30 withdrawal. Waggoner Bros in Diller note strong showroom interest and new Skelgas installations from the campaign.
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Skelgas
Chester Ici
Skelly Oil Company
McCracken
Waggoner Bros
Diller and Vicinity
Jefferson County Tax Payers Office Claim by August Kroll
August Kroll claims the county treasurer’s office has saved taxpayers money advocating that the opponent failed to save funds. He asserts annual savings from 3000 to 3500 dollars and emphasizes过去 twelve years without such savings. He invites commissioners to verify records and denies selling real estate or subscriptions.
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Jefferson County
August Kroll
Fat reducing gums prey on feminine craze, swindle warned
An article warns thousands of women are swindled by fat reducing preparations sold as chewing gum drops. Tests found most contain no slimming ingredient and one had a laxative effect. Advice urges cautious consumption and reveals misleading diet instructions.
The Things Remembered and Past Pathways
A reflective verse fragment from 1920 by Douglas Mallech notes that memories linger beyond forgetfulness. The speaker suggests the heart remembers places and moments once lived, even as the present dominates attention, and hints memories endure until a quiet day recalls the little, important things.
Through a Woman's Eyes on Suspicion and Betrayal
A reader warns of the danger of suspicion after misreading a maid's intentions. The letter shows how mistrust, not proven wrongdoing, costs loyalty and drains energy, damaging relationships with employees and friends.
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Great Seagate
Royal fame sparked the rise of baby carriages
A mid nineteenth century innovation began in New York when Charles Burton designed a carriage that drew attention in the streets. He later sold the first carriages to nobility including Queen Victoria and Queen Isabella of Spain, spreading to royal homes and eventually to the poor, per Detroit News.
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New York
Charles Burton
England
Kensington Palace
Victoria
Isabella of Spain
Alphonso XII
Detroit News
Fearful beasts in ancient times haunt distant memories
An old verse recalls ancestors living beside wild animals. A low voice echoes the growl of unseen creatures prowling near, hinting at primal dangers faced in early human history.
Architectural Education in New England Homes
A travelogue on New England towns highlighting numerous early American homes. The piece praises these enduring structures for their charm and weather resistance, presenting architecture as part of a liberal education through a journey among time worn, time tempered houses.
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New England
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Bably
Leonard
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr. Borglum
Skelly
Pune
Y Douglas Malloch
Foun
Nexcon
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Barbara Bourjaily
Dr.o
Hysigan Ditler
Diehl Lebr
PHONG
Jefferson County Abstract Office
Russell A. Davis
Falrbury
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