Mrs Charles M Lunion Hosts Trendy Afternoon Soiree
Mrs Charles M Lunion and guests entertained at her Prospect Street home on Monday afternoon in honor of Mrs t t Arond and Mrs Craig of U bina. The event featured an elegant decor and a cream and pew centerpiece with a graceful walk for guests. Attendees included Mrs Selby, Miss Knapp, Mr Joel RR, Mrs Brand, Mrs Craig, Miss Newly and Miss Lan-Hon, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Lunion
Lungheon
Nth
Progpeet Street
Mra
T.t. Arond
Craig
Ubina
Charles Selby
Orchard Street
Dinky
Charlton Selby
Mia
George B. Knapp
Joel RR
Wilpon
T. Brand
GC Craig
Mire
C. M. Lan
Mis Kether Newly
Miso Lan- Hon
Personal News from Trenton Guests at Hubbard Home
SPC Mra James F Campbell and daughter Gertrude of Trenton visit Mr and Mrs FF Hubbard. Atty Minnie Rast returns from Dayton after brief stay as guest of her brother PD Sulton of that place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
James F. Campbell
Gertrude
Trenton
FF. W. Hubbard
Minnie Rast
Dayton
Ale
Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured in Three Days
Morton Li of Lebanon reports his wife suffered inflammatory rheumatism in every joint and body swelling. After eight doctors with no relief, Dr. Dotcan's Relief Rhentuation gave immediate relief and she walked out in three days. Sold by The Numble Pharmacy, Druggist, opposite Kerr House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton Li. Tmm
Labanon
Indays
Dotcan
Numble
Jrugziat
Kerr House
Unclaimed Letters At Post Office Include Women Figures
Unclaimed letters dated May 4 1908 attract attention at the post office with mentions of women including Mrs Holl Adams and Mise Carnie. The item notes a violated gall incident connected to the letters.
Arrival of Kitty a lively comedy at the theatre
William Swartout presents The Arrival of Kitty a nine act comedy with a strong plot and original style. The cast features Cornell Rennie Cofer Edith Couts Minnie Fetter and many others as the entertaining company. The play promises clever dialogue and engaging staging attracting notable local theatregoers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Lee Swartent
Sieoeestit
Mr. Swartout
Local Lodge Meeting and Officers Nominated
The Pythian Lodge held a meeting in the lodge hall last evening to discuss business and ballot officer nominations for the coming term. Arrangements were made for initiation and close of the next meeting, refreshments served, attendance reported as very large. Also included are elderly notice about Hall’s Catarrh Cure and a cold summary of a personal injury incident involving the Whithee daughter who fell into a tub of hot water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halle
Altia Weeaton
Notice of a local election meeting schedule in early May
A garbled notice announces a Democratic voter event in Precinct Ko Ledward WI. It states a meeting and delegation itinerary on May 8th 108 between 7 and 8 o'clock, to be held at a church hall in Clurter M, Dhoth 0, Bow. Charles Gilner is named as Abbot Committeeman and a credit trusted figure.
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Clurter
Ouarles Gilnrr
Abbot
Petticoats in Politics in Eighth District
Findlay Ohio May 12. Charles Wihneid of Kenton Bochuliet seeks support for Congress and cites Aime Averett-Witerten club efforts across the Eighth District. He plans a joint debate with Congressman Cole and notes activity from Zimmer and others as campaign actions unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Udine
Alico
Longworth
Akin Tax Case Plea and Jail Time Marked
Sorwald OM 12 Sanel Marvin of Walken pleaded guilty to liquor selling and other charges. He was fined $75 and sentenced to two years in jail. The auditor notified the county official of the case and urged response to proceed with the tax action.
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Sorwald
Sanel Marvin
Walken
Hareller
Costa
Felven
Martin
Alkin Tex
Fair Exchange Gossip Dialog
A dialogue snippet shows Mrs Diggs asking about Mrs Gossip and Mrs Higes replying that she knows everything. Diggs insists on divulging the horrid tales Hosalo has told, while withholding the lovely scandal about her. The exchange conveys sharp social banter and rumor dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Exchange
Namby Pamby Names Shows Towns Told by a Book
A Victorian style attack on modern suburban naming trends in New York area villages. The piece laments transportation promotees driving fashionable names that echo book phrases and pretentious labels. It advocates simpler, traditional names and cites examples like Long Island hamlets and regionally varied suffixes.
Import of European Art and Diamonds Draws Little American Interest
The article notes Americans have imported vast diamonds and works of art totaling around 4.5 million dollars annually in the late 19th century, with a peak of 4.9 million. It argues wealth concentrates on luxuries like jewels and yachts rather than art, suggesting few Americans invest in European art treasures. It observes duty on gems fails to curb sales and cites a small, wealthy class prioritizing splurge items over collecting art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Americin
Hoke
Europe
Marksmanship Key To Modern Soldier Training
The article argues that modern warfare demands individual marksmanship over marching prowess. It cites Roosevelt on the need for skilled sharpshooters, recounts Philippine combat experiences, and stresses rifle practice over parade-ground drills. It warns that many states must fund and prioritize training to keep the national guard effective.
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Markemanntiy
Cie
Roosevelt
Philippines
Mle
Euehtinn
Arpartaner Caf Maeksenvanettn van
Spider and Cockroach Battle in Odd Farm Tale
An old farmer and a traveling salesman wager over who has the harder name as a cockroach battles a spider in a quirky farmyard tale. The piece blends humor with a vivid, if chaotic, description of insects and human foibles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jong
Dr Williams Pink Pills advertised as cure for chlorosis
An advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for chlorosis an anemia linked to development in girls. It cites a Syracuse woman cured after two boxes and urges parents to treat early symptoms during puberty with this non habit forming medicine. Price details are given and a booklet is promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon
Adry
Martin Wells
Beldan Wens
Syracuse
N. Y
Williame
Dr. Willian Medicine Company
Schenectady
The Jolly Housewrecker and Systematic Destruction
A detailed description of a housewrecker’s methods revealing planned, efficient demolition. The piece explains his use of chutes to drop bricks into a wagon, lowering the building’s floors to widen the chute, and adapting techniques at each level to minimize labor while maximizing speed and profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atery
Aly
Colonial Country Club Hotel West Baden Springs Ad
An old notice promotes the Colonial Country Club Hotel in West Baden Springs Indiana offering Ameri can Plan rates from 2.60 to 8.00 per day with private baths and year round operation. It advertises mineral water cures for kidney liver and stomach issues and invites readers to request a six gallon shipment with physician advice.
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Colonial Country Club
West Baden Springs
Indiana
Howe
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