Red Cross Christmas Seals Reach New Heights This Year
The Red Cross Christmas Seal drive aims to raise 7600000 dollars for the anti tuberculosis campaign in 1915 with 15 million seals allotted to Missouri. About 5000000 seals expected to be sold in the state generating significant funds and school distributed material to support the effort nationwide.
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Red Cross
Brooklyn
Boston
Norway
Sweden
Jacob Riis
New York
Emily P. Bissel
Riis
Mise Bissel
Hiss
Union
Alaska
Canal Zone
Porto Rico
Hawaii
United States
Missouri
Misouri
A. L. Threlkeld
Unionville
Putnam County
Free 1915 St Louis Republic Offer Ends 1916 1918
The Twice A Week Republic of St Louis offers free delivery for the balance of 1915 to readers who subscribe. Send 60 cents for ten months to December 31, 1916 or $1 for three years to December 31, 1918. Prompt payments maximize value.
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St Louis Republic
Republic of
Benge Bevetop National Spirle
The article notes a belief that nations differ in musical progress, citing Germany as having many choral societies that foster national tone through singing. It argues the world lags in popular singing and cultural development.
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Benge Bevetop
Spirle
Widow Remarriage Patterns Warn Against Moral Bias
A Washington Post item notes widows remarry more often than widowers, viewing remarriage by widows as fortune rather than fault. The piece reflects on social attitudes toward widowhood and remarriage.
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Washington Post
Gore's Hog Worm Cream Promises Hog Health and Profit
An advertisement touts Gore's Hog Worm Cream as a cheap, effective remedy to purge hogs of worms. It claims high returns, outlines mixing in swill, lists varied package sizes with prices, and offers money back if dissatisfied. Also included is a garbled public notice about Rhinehart Drainage District elections and supervisor terms.
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Gore
Sunday Socials and Local Visits Across Graystark
Residents hosted guests at multiple homes including Jim Ledford and Jerry Haynes households. A pie social is planned at Burny school house on December 10 with invites extended to all. School at the Burns with Eva Henderson teaching reports steady progress.
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Eva Haynes
Neta
Ruth Hill
John Rigging
Unionville
Riggins
Norms Hoya
Alma Buckalew
Hattie Clark
Asie Buckalew
Robert Buckalew
Familly
George Buckalow
Burns
Eva Henderson
West Liberty Social Notes From Local Homes
West Liberty reports fine weather as families visited nearby homes. Gilworths stayed with Mrs. Mary Callison from Friday to Sunday while Pearl Bishop and family visited Albert Alexander. Twenty six people shared Friday dinner at W A Valentine’s, moved the shop, and helped quilt a large quilt. J W Skipper and family visited Harley Skipper over the weekend. W F Christian and wife collected taxes Monday. John Brundage visited Nola Brundage. Mrs A D Hamilton and Mrs Sam Hamilton visited Dick Blanchard Friday. Several neighbors attended a Terre Haute meeting Sunday night.
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B. F. Gilworth
Mary Callison
Pearl Bishop
Albert Alexander
W A. Valentine
J W. Skipper
Harley Skipper
Christian
John Brundage
Nola Brundage
A. D Hamilton
Sam Hamilton
Dick Blanchard
Terre Haute
Bible Reading Draws Crowd at Lone Star
Community notices list residents visiting relatives and attending events. Alfred Minear bought a cream separator from Blogs Cooley last week. Families including Minear, Branscomb, and Choate shared time. Delbert Shaw bought a buggy after Friday’s activities.
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The
Lone Star
Alfred Minear
Cooley
W M Golphenee
Ora Shaver
Orville Baker
Wilma Minear
Unionville
Irene
Iel Minear
Grice
Gale Minear
Vernie Minear
Mary Branscomb
Eva Choate
A Word to Unionville Students on Duty to Parents
A cautionary note urges Unionville students to recognize and repay those who support their education. It emphasizes gratitude to parents for funding schooling and questions whether students live honestly and fairly toward those whose lives revolve around their success.
Students urged to raise grades and honor parents
An interested mother urges pupils to strive for better grades and self discipline. She emphasizes parental sacrifice and teacher support, noting school days slip away and calling on students to persevere, improve at least one notch next six weeks, and honor those guiding them.
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Algu
To Match Hangings From Furniture Motifs
The table somme for the furniture of vent room may be made to match the headings by cutting out motifs of toupe and applying them to the matc h. Place them on the matc h and sew around the edge with a simple stitch. The method uses a machine and involves edging around the motif for a finished look.
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Corn Products Refining CO
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Dept. PI
Owens & Deierling
Worthington
N. M. Sparks
Mertinstons
Aniline & Son
Orwhe
W. R. Houston
Yuma
Roy Casady
Hartford
C. B. Shearer
Crooks & Co., Deipha
Pollock & Son
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