Social Life in a Week of Visits and Parties
A week of informal entertainments in the city centered on visiting guests from San Diego Minneapolis Shelbyville and Covington. Mrs John Morton and daughter Miss Harriet Morton, plus the Kinsey party and Miss Chenoweths guests received hostesses daily with teas luncheons and dances at homes and clubs. A musical at the Carr home featured Mrs Carroll Carr and Mrs Harold Megrew with Miss Morrison as guest of honor.
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Harriet Morton
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Minneapolis
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8. P. Sheerin
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Carr
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Shelbyville
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Tecumseh Avenue
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Meridian
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Harbor Beach
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Helen Greene
Cleveland
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Sara Messing
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Winona
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Atlantic City
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Magnolia Beach
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Alice Bates
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Euchre
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Logansport
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Madison
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Ray Newcomb
Lynn Rogers
Hillcroft Hall
Sallie Hall
Jay Dill
Willam Sproule, Jr
William Morrison, Jr
Hall
Herbert E. Fieber
Park Avenue
Idele Templeton
Frank Morrison
Ross N. Shaw
Richard N. Morrison
Russell T. MacFall
Horace B. Holloway
Mary A. Henney
Cornell Avenue
Goucher
Charles Burnham
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Stuart
Catherine Thomas
Edward Shingler
James Hodgson
E. Stuart
Burnham
Helen Merci Schuster
Emma Reaume
Covington
Williamson
Schuster
Albert G. Pendergast
Central Avenue
Brain Power From Food Grape Nuts Improves Telegraphist
A young telegraph student plagued by stomach trouble and poor digestion found relief after adopting Grape-Nuts. His headaches eased, nerves steadied, and his telegraphy skill improved as mental clarity returned. The ad urges readers to try the product and its recipe book as proof.
Parson’s Heaven Hint Sparks Washington Post Ancedote
In Ohio, Representative Biedler recalls a clever preacher who faced a sceptic asking for the best path to heaven. The preacher replied with a quick line: “Turn to the right and then keep straight ahead,” a joke illustrating simple faith.
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Not a Gopher but a Hero Hidden in Plain Sight
The verse recalls a judged outsider named Stam regarded as worthless by neighbors. A sudden crisis forces sacrifice and courage. the shy loafer becomes a heroic figure, earning praise from even the coldest onlookers. The mother alone never doubted him.
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Edwin L. Sabin
Good Housekeeping
Love of business and the American genius in Morgan's rise
The Boston Herald comments on Emperor William and J Pierpont Morgan, arguing European critics misjudge Morgan's motives. It says his wealth fuels ventures, art purchases, and philanthropy, driven by power and the love of the game rather than mere greed.
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Morgan
United States
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France
John L. Gardner
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