Luncheon and birthday notices in Jerome society column
Mra J W Wheeling Society Editor hosts luncheon with Jerome guests as part of a civic league event. Birthday observance for Mrs Sarah McDule features many friends, a cake, and granddaughters serving. local society members attend and plan future branch meeting. Nearby gatherings include a 6th wedding anniversary celebration and a Salmon Social Club meeting.
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Jerome
J. M. Wolfe
George Wallace
H. B. Sherman
Thurisday
Will
Ruhl
Sarah McDule
A. I.bevercambe
J. Rough
Norma Rolles
G. W. Crater
D. No Whitney
G. Tt Brown
Clara Wirth
V. Ballantyne
W. H. Tanverinmalis
Juno Frater
Fern Wirth
Julia Whitney
Surly Ballantyne
Leo Kirkman
Theft Country Hone
Milreday
Ini Kaines
June K Ieetan
Mra. Geo. Ward
Grapt' Angel
Lester Aohton
Irrigation Plans and Social Notes Amid Turbulent Columns
A fragmented column discusses irrigation in South America and a broader dish washing fad at golf clubs. The text, though garbled, mentions water storage to support people and crops for thirty months and hints at fashionable clubs resisting certain reforms or trends.
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Atrittog
Foulabile Courier-Journal
South America
Rheumatism Cure Promises Fast Relief and Refund
An advertisement touts Allenrhu as a universal remedy for rheumatism promising relief within twenty four hours. It claims to dissolve uric acid deposits and end pain, guarantees money back if not satisfied, and credits inventor Mr James F H Allen of Allenrhu with proven long term results. Subrimin-Jolson Doug Stove is listed as supplier.
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Allenrhu
helpaBa
James FH
Allen
Allenrho
Allenrhir
Draggiata
Subrimin-Jolson
Doug Stove
Who Pays the Piper in This Queer Roving Rhyme
An odd verse questions who settles the piper’s fee and who pays for the revels. It moves through metaphorical piper figures, bells, aromas, and a blurred dialogue about power, pay, and consequence in a whimsically cryptic style.
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Maccen
Theo Nanaviinn
Thousand tales from curious trades and seas
Alection of memories proposes a book of a thousand stories from diverse vocations. Journalistic curiosities and strange incidents inspire editor asks about the most dramatic moments in years of newspaper work. A prankish notion, yet the idea hints at edifying narratives drawn from ordinary lives. Phone your ad to 38wik for want ad taker.
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Sara
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Personal Notices From an Overland Trip Report
The notice lists several individuals including Mrs Roo F Spefford Nave and Miss Gertrude Shurtlett visiting from Los Angeles, with mentions of Mr and Mrs A Dorman Johnson returning from Lotse and updates on family arrivals. It notes payments for a workshop and a worker heading to Los Angeles, reflecting social notices typical of the period.
Dangerous Ground In Indianapolis Groom Warns Bride On Eve
A fragmentary report describes a chaotic scene at a wedding in Indianapolis where the bride, described as a gang figure, is warned by her husband about danger. The carriage ride includes uneasy exchanges and apologies as the party contemplates threats and fear.
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Indianaypolis
Ilvidé
Firat
Iirac
Inianapolis
Brutes Misa Oldguil The Lieutenant Captured My Heart
The Coefanel vows to see St Iandum cited for bravery at the next review as the lieutenant secures a special place in the speaker's affection.
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Misa Oldguil
Leutenant
Coefanel
St. Iandum
No Need for Alarm Ghost Story Night Walk
A narrator recalls reading a ghost story then walks the dark house. In the dining room a terrifying sight appears a dress form wearing a self made girdle dress change.
Tin Use Across Civilizations Revealed in Ancient Finds
In cassiterite tin ore, a tin compound, evidence shows tin was known to ancient peoples and found in Egypto-Babylonian tombs, with tin situated in the East Indies region. The text notes tin’s long history across cultures and locations.
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East Indies
Bolivia
Cornwall
Mrs. Sarah Young remembered in local notices
The obituary and tribute recall Mrs. Sarah Young of Buer who spent twelve years as a traveling salesman’s wife and active in church and missionary work. Her son King served in World War II and studied salesmanship in Wichita. Other family members and visitors are noted, including Philly Buck a Rhodes scholar and Oxford student returning to visit home town.
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Sarah Young
Wielita
Haikes
Dante
King
Young
King Younus
Iter
Sime Remi Drs
Wichita
Philly Buck
State University
Oxford College
England
Fife
Wys
Leo
Monrovia
Cal
New York
Europe
Indies
Home Missionary Parlery
Dorothy Goode
Marjory Selldman
Wokrie Bering
Cone
Bone
Home Missionary Society
The
Methodist Church
Action
America
Lames to Remember in a Turbulent Life
A reflective note laments the exhausting pace of modern life and ceaseless tasks that remain unfinished. It questions how to cultivate shelter, leisure, and wisdom amid relentless striving. The prose evokes a sense of existential strain and the burden of unrealized ambitions.
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Lames
Micka
Just One Hour Each Day by Samuel Smiles
A compact maxim extols daily self improvement. It argues that wasting an hour on trifles or laziness makes a person ignorant, while dedicating an hour or focused effort yields wisdom and valuable deeds over time. Even fifteen minutes daily builds a fruitful year of progress.
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Samuel Smifles
You Cant Fool Your Wife at the Idaho Theatre
Times critic praises a three couple plot with domestic strife and a near tragedy ending. Lewis Stone and Nita Naldi star in a misinterpreted romance. Leatrice Joy shines as the forgiving wife. Tau t ine Garon provides comic relief amid rapid city-set adventures and a bustling road show tone. A second feature follows with Douglas MacLean and Harry Tirod in a lively comedy of a bellhop who outwits wealth and love, filled with slapstick and perilous chases through town.
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Times
The
Idaho
Wrill Street
Lewis Stone
Nite Naldi
Leatrice Joy
Agin
Tautine Garon
Staris
NG Bill Apt Orpreus
Bell Roy
Douglas MacLean
Harry Tirod
Kreen Bell Hop
McLe
Uarry
Fire scene tease with train and comic actor note
A fragmentary item describes a fire hose, a station, and a train pulling away. It mentions Harry and a 23 percent pass rate, plus two brief notes about Bull Montana, described as ugly yet a ladies man, in a comic context.
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Pases Enger
Montana
Ghostly Figure Foiled Night Drive in Dense Fog
A driver recounts a eerie near miss on a lonely road when a ghostlike figure stood in the path. Panicked, the rider spurred the horse forward and rode through a foggy, muddy puddle with the figure unseen behind mist and gloom.
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Chicago
Woman Lecturer Promotes Frugal Speech in Psychology
A feminine lecturer in psychology advertises herself as the woman who never wastes a word, presenting a new approach to femininity and communication.
Bits of Wisdom and the Childhou Analyzer
A fragment notes an analyser named Bits of Wisdom Childhou rejects images first presented to it. Samuel Sutles is referenced as the commentator or source. The line hints at a philosophical or technical critique of perception and analysis in early messaging.
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Bits
Childhou
Alfteslife
Samuel Sutles
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