Vinita City Notes Weekend Busy With Visitors
From Tuesdays Daily many residents, travelers, and officials are noted arriving or leaving Vinita. Marriage licenses issued to Earl Bradford and Miss Caldwell, both of Bolivar Mo, and Jackson Wolford and Lela Ross, both of Vinita. Various people depart for Joplin, Kansas City, Tulsa, and Springfield for holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Flenton Bradford
Miss Caldwell
Bolivar, Mo
Jackson E. Wolford
Lela Ellen Ross
Vinita
Zoe
Ethel Ballard
Afton
Tablequah
White Oak items highlight moves and misfortunes
White Oak notes Dec 22 report T N Chitwood returning from Vinien and Gordon family moving to Hattenville. Local residents attend Estelle Christmas Eve entertainment. New baby at Walter Lawhorn home. Several trips to Vinita for visits. Mrs Sidney Mitchell suffers a minor accident. Health tips tout magnesia-gingerly branded teeth care and mouth coating benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N.chitwood
Vinien
Leonard Gordon
Hattenville
Maude Rafferty
Ora White
Aker
Estelle
Seney
Gordon Place
Mitchell Bros
Walte Place
Guy Willions
Thayer
KINNISON ITEMS Show Welch visitors and local notices
December notes report Mrs. Morris Crows improving Miss Lizzie Kinnison of Welch in town Monday W W Smith and wife shopped in Welch Monday Dore Warren of Chesspeak Mo visiting relatives A W McGihee of Welch in vicinity Monday The singing at the Smith home pleased neighbors J L McNelis went to Chetopa on business Mary Redinger visited Welch relatives Saturday night J A McGhee baling hay this week Rogers school progresses under Mr Pave Knight plans move to house vacated by Geo Thorny bough family
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John Gooch
Neosho
Mo. M
Black
Muskogee
Ness
Robinson
Big Cabin
Allie Garrett
Fairland
Glenn
Points
Texas
Blake
Pawnee
E. G. Ross
Tablequah
W. Martin
Tulen
L. Doherty
Grove
Vinita
Ise Lucile Hunt
A. Armstrong
M. A. Painter
A. Daniel
Miami
A. Badley
Kansas
Lew Borenkircher
Parsons
W. J
Farland Williams
A. Ogden
Welch
Johann Hallum
Claremore
J. J. Schmidt
St. Louis
Jot Hood
James Smith
Jones Spur
Capt
G. 8
White
Grand River
T.C. Mason
Afton
Henry Smith
W.H. Tarrant
Joplin
Ethel Raines
Severay
Harry Bagby
Slater McClure
Paw Paw Creek
Joseph A. Gill
Edna
Tulsa
Tom Byrd
L. C. Wells
Traina
W. P. Thompson
Tahlequah
F. L. Montgomery
Wm. T. Rye
Kentucky
Cora Wiser
Chelsea
James Baymium
C. J. Newman
Belew
Kansas City
M. Anderson
J. Byrd
E. Wallen
Cassville
Lizzie Kinnison
W.W. Smith
Dore Warren
Chesspeak
A.W. McGihee
Mary Redinger
J. A. McGhee
Hay
Rogers School
Pave
Blitz Knight
Geo. Thorny Bough
Demolition of Dickensian Kitchen Site in Holborn
In Pulwood's Rent a narrow basement in Holborn known as Fagin's Kitchen, once linked to Dickens's London, is slated for demolition. The space reputedly hosted Jack Sheppard and earlier housed Praudy Macon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fagin
Kitchien
London
Pulwood
Renta
Holborn
Pagin
Jack Sheppard
Praudy Macon Lyed
Symbol of Wedding Ring Through Ancient Rome
The ancient Roman wedding ring, often made of fron, symbolized bond and submission, with researchers noting parallels to iron rings worn on the neck and ankle in some practices. This reflects how rings signified loyalty and control in early marriages.
Talkativeness as a Disease Warns Doctors
A curt physician advised a nervous patient to stop talking to recover, noting constant talking drains vitality and tires the nervous system. The piece links excessive speech to early signs of nervous breakdown, contrasting blunt honesty with politeness.
First Jewish Cemetery Remnant on New Bowery Island
Travelers along the Third Avenue elevated railway wonder about the small cemetery at New Bowery and Oliver Street. It is a remnant of the first Jewish cemetery in the United States, established in 1654.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
New Bowery
Oliver Street
United States
Tea a Germ Destroyer and its surprising claim
Dr. McNaught, a medical investigator, reports tea becomes a germ destroyer when cooled. typhoid bacteria in cold or lukewarm tea diminish after four hours and vanish by four hours. A Georgia preacher quips during an eclipse that Lady Moon is upset, making light of the matter in Atlanta Constitution style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNaught
Georgia
Lady Moon
Atlanta Constitution
Daily Thought on Children’s Energy and Spirit
A fragment reflects on children lifting the spirit with morning vitality and sunshine. The quote attributes boundless energy to children, noting they seem charged with life and health, contrasting adult exhaustion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Arbam
The Sound of Thunder in one quick peal
A poetic fragment describes thunder as a lullaby for children when spread into single tones and as a royal sound that could shake the heavens when poured forth in one quick peal.
Making Work Noble and Habit Hard to Overcome
A collage of quoted lines from era periodicals comments on the virtue of labor and endurance. Notable phrases touch on nobility of work, home comforts, sobriety in appetite, and the paradox of desire after success, reflecting a moral/prose style typical of late 19th to early 20th century newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Wrights Qubmits Report on Five Civilized Tribes Lands In Oklahoma
Washington December 24. Commissioner J George Wright discusses the act granting tribal members the right to alienate lands in Oklahoma, noting 11 million acres now open to alienation and detailing enrollment by blood quantum. He cites land shortfalls for Cherokees and Creeks, oil royalties for Osage, and unresolved allotment deliveries to Choctaws and Chickasaws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Five Civilized Tribes of
Oklahoma
J. George Wright
Five Civilized Tribes
Wright
Elks Home at McAlester Destroyed by Fire
McAlester Oklahoma December 24 Yesterday morning the Elks club house was burned to the ground with contents. The second and third floors were used as sleeping quarters by bachelors. All escaped but GE Wella oil and gas man from Mississippi who fell on rocks trying to exit. Ruben Chapman rescued from roof as it collapsed. The house, first built in old Indian Territory, valued about 25000 with 12000 insurance. rebuild expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAlester
Okla
Elke Club
Bachelor Elks
GE Wella
Missinsippi
Dame Rocks
Ruben Chapman
Indian Territory
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