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Newspaper

The Ohio Democrat

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1905

Page

8

Among the Churches Regular services and Christmas events

Sunday services are announced at several churches with Rev C R Wilson preaching in the morning and a Union Temperance service at the Opera House in the evening. A church bake sale and social is set for December 21 at 7:30 p.m. Christmas cantata follows on December 22 with a scholars’ treat. Dr John Rutledge of Cleveland will preach Sunday at 10:15 a.m. and address a joint meeting at 7:00 p.m. at the Opera House. Lutheran Trinity plans 10:30 a.m. service and 9:30 a.m. Sunday School. Rev O A Kaumeyer of Lancaster preaches December 19 at 7:30 p.m. H W Warxra, Pastor.

C. R. Wilson Union Temperance Opera House John Rutledge Cleveland Ohio Rutledge Lutheran Trinity Church North Mulberry St Our District A. Kaumeyer Lancaster Trinity Church H.W. Warxra

Court News: Pearce Co. VP Davis default judgment.

In the matter of the J. B. Pearce Co. vice president Abraham Davis a money judgment by default was entered December 11 for 822.87 dollars with six percent interest. Ross Emrine was granted a divorce from Andrew J. Emrine on property matters with alimony and support provisions.

J. B. Pearce Co Abraham Davis Ross Emrine Andrew J. Emrine Cemeey

Brown Bros Clothiers Promote Holiday Savings

The store invites inspection of its wide selection while promoting value driven by its “one price” policy. Brown Bros emphasizes men boys and children clothing and features a legal note that Judge O W Wright has become attorney for the Ohio Mine Workers Association effective December 1. The paper notes editor W H Acker leaving the Hocking Sentinel and its continuation by the Green family. It also advertises holiday excursion rates aboard VR R and Penna Lines with tickets sold December 28 24 26 30 and 31 and January 1 1906, valid for return until June 8.

Columbus and Return Train Fares Advertised

Train fare to Columbus and back set at 1.00 with return through December 21. December 22 sales include multiple ticket types with round trips valid through January 3. Rate quoted as one and one third fare for round trips to all points, from Beather Goodsoe at Borth Co.

Columbus Beather Goodsoe Borth Co

Wit and whimsy from a late 19th century page

A collage of jokes, quotes, and snippets from Blackwood’s and other periodicals. Witty observations touch on Christmas, marriage, divorce in Burma, fishing, and daily life. The piece blends humorous dialogue, puns, and brief anecdotes about manners, weather, and human foibles.

The Claquers In Paris Theater Work

The New York Herald describes Paris claqueurs as a paid group led by a chief, paid 300 to 500 francs monthly, who recruits men to applaud on cue. Members, often shopkeepers or drama students, watch rehearsals and sit throughout the house, answering present at the signal. They gather daily at a Haussmann Lafayette cafe before performances.

Paris New York Conservatoire Boulevard Haussmann Rue Lafayette Inianine New York Herald

Fragmented Historical Riddle Text From Old Page

A garbled excerpt presents odd questions and phrases about Adam’s mother earth and a mouse in a cat’s ear, followed by brief notes on prairie burning and grazing practices from an early rustic record. The readable bits imply historical farming and local language, with incomplete transitions.

Nandeum Adam Earth

Poker High Stakes Lesson From One Night

A Lougianian recounts joining a six person poker table with $500 pot on the line. He recalls the mentor’s advice to wait for a solid hand and argues that patience matters. After a tense finish he wins the pot while his friend laments the loss and later visits his home.

Louigianian

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