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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1925
Page
7
Phyllis and Isobel plot as Mystery Twins at a masquerade inviting the couple to join at the grand event. A playful escape ends with the twins vanishing during a dramatic moment leaving a golden sandal and a slipper behind. Glen and Anderly pursue answers as night shifts toward dawn.
An explorer from There reports tailed humans with well defined appendages and states several children born with tails due to historical intermarriage. The Jungles of New Guinea will host an expedition to learn more about these people.
A humane officer and deputies monitored a Tulsa rodeo to ensure acts remained exhibition of skill and avoided elements of cruelty. The official emphasized careful oversight to protect animals and participants during the event.
Evelyn Wool works for Pettit and Pettit as James Brayton pressures her with a compromising letter about Arthur Lane. Brayton destroys the letter in anger as Evelyn faces ruin, while Mr Brown Pettit warns of ending ties if the letter goes public. Evelyn denies malice and remains engaged to Dr. Lane, seeking harmony amid the scandal. Local notices list visitors and community events in Centerville and nearby towns.
The entry notes the first brush for teeth appears in Volume 60 of a 1749 Leipzig encyclopedia published by John Henry Zedler, indicating prior guidance favored roots or ragas for dental cleaning.
Mrs Elizabeth Elis died at her daughter Martha Callisons home in Wichita Kansas on Wednesday July 15 The body was taken to the home of daughter Mrs J Klinginsmith for the funeral held Sunday at 2 p m at the Methodist church conducted by Rev C H Murthy Interment was in Wyreka cemetery W C U canvassed town selling chautauqua tickets reporting favorable results Several relatives from Redding Iowa attended the funeral and other local visits and events are noted including a new school building in Snyder district and residents visiting Unionville and Weist and Bu cher families.
The text lists several residents visiting relatives and spend weekends at home in Union, Fa. Mary Ruth Bishop, Pearl Bishop, George Hamilton, Misses Mary Guilworthy, Fay Bronda and others are noted visiting relatives, with mentions of Sunday gatherings and farm or country homes.
A terse, poetic fragment contemplates existence and worth, asserting the self through timeless reflection. The language hints at inner heroism and the necessity of meaningful moments, invoking eternal duration as a measure of significance.
Mr and Mrs Cyrus Crooks visited the Victor Lana home while Mrs Will Pearson of Unionville visited her sons Leo and Leon. Hershel Vincent and family spent Sunday with Mrs Smith. Luster Barnes visited Mrs Ellen Sparks. Residents attended a Browning ball game. Geo Lane and Vertie Timmons spent Sunday with Wese Timmons. Olga Young spent Thursday night with sister Lyle Pyres. Net Lewis visited Jee Pearson home. Geo Buster and Hugh Sorrell called in Newton. Roscoe Young spent Saturday at Geo Bunyard’s. Rob Vestal and wife called at Cowan home. Albert Newman and Guy Cowan hosting visitors. Mabel Martin visited Marie Buster. Tears Schuster and family called in Unionville Sunday. Don Hatfield and wife visited Hatfield home Monday night. Mrs EF Hodges and mother were Worthington callers Sunday evening. Martin spent weekend with home folks. Vee Martin delivered bags at Queen ty. Nees Ness Rose visiting her mother Mrs Smith. M and Mrs Lisw Ve w at Mrs Dear Hoatfel tamed Me. Ros Marans spent esenug with Mrs Ja be yo ter.
The Tulpehocken church site in Pennsylvania remains tied to Casper Wistar descendants who have received rental payments for 178 years as the land continues to be held by their lineage.
Fifty linemen and ground men at the municipal electric light plant in Kansas City Kansas went on strike last week over work conditions. The walkout grew from tensions after the water and lights commissioner proposed a man of color to handle city hall telephone duties.
A July ice cream surprise party for Mrs Jones at the Jones home drew about 66 guests. Family feigned car trouble to delay preparations while guests arrived bearing gifts of cake and ice cream.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions guards, mud, and a wing of a protector. Key entities and specifics are missing, making the item an uncertain terse note rather than a coherent report. The readable bits imply technical terms but lack full context or verifiable facts.
Lavonia residents hosted relatives from Lance Miss Thelma Gann from Kirksville visiting for the week. Elier Snedigar from Des Moines spent a few days with home folks. Many locals attended a ball game at Downing on Sunday. Doris and Zella McMains from caster visited Pete McMains. George Melvin of John Bickford's near Chapel spent the weekend with family. Leo Kearse from Glenwood made a Thursday trip to give music lessons.
A Commerce Department survey shows the United States used 79 percent of the world's gasoline last year, far more than any other country, with England in second place. China would not sustain U.S. auto needs for eight hours.
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