Society Notes Reflect Aug Gatherings and Neighborhood Bond
The Highland Junior Club hosted Blanche Soukup and Helen Soukup with Irene Mincer and Florence Murphy among thirteen guests. A later Damascus Shrine visit, a dinner at South Fourth Avenue, and a Washington trip for Irma Dougherty’s family marked a busy social season with bridge, piano, and informal parties.
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Highland Junior Club
Blanche
Helen Soukup
Irene Mincer
Coon
Florence Murphy
Tlic
D. N. Anwyl
South Fourth Avenue
Ward Morrison
Los Angeles
California
Ha Jones
Morrigan
Washington
Irma Dougherty
Local church and club notices for late August events
Multiple community notices list a D of U meeting at 7 20 p m in Eureka and 2 20 p m social at the Christian church on August 28. About church teas, picnics, and voluntary contributions for maintenance. A Dutch Creek fair and a White Shrine tea are noted, with details on attendance and donations.
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Christian Church
Forse
Dutch Creek
Dickens Relics Sold and Letter Reveals Friendship
A fragmented OCR note indicates Dickens relics sold in London for 64 8270 in a dated July 18th. It mentions a letter relating to Higham Cricket Club and a stated sincere desire to bring men into his circle, noting no friend to the works.
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Dickens
Dicken A. Meer
London
Higham Cricket Club
Grand Central Depot Handles Vast Daily Rail Traffic
Grand Central, the western railroad hub, spans vast acres and handles about 600 trains daily, showcasing its immense scale and crucial role in western rail transit.
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Eilroad
Grand Central
Flavor of First Wife's Cooking Found at Last
A widower recalls his late wife Mary whose cooking defined the home. Sadie, the new housekeeper, fails to match the flavor yet learns a lesson when a burned meal yields unexpected praise and a lingering mystery about the original taste.
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Washington
Wis
Mary Wilson Maxwell
Claude Osborne Johnson
W. T. Smith
Jobson
Dr. Johnson
Ishalltown
Pullman, Wash
Johnson
Blick Hills
Yellowstone National Park
California Street
Pullman Wash
Wether
Ang
Sadie
Mary
Laulie
Snakes Not Aggressive And How To Identify Them
A Philadelphia Inquirer excerpt cites Time describing snakes as lazy timid and not aggressive toward humans unless threatened. It lists species such as African mamba Malayan king bushmaster cascavel and coachwhip and notes pit viper traits such as elliptical pupils fangs curved roof of mouth and a single row of scales on the belly. The largest US snake is the nine foot diamondback rattler.
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Time
Tropics
Cascavel
Central America
Jim Timeng
Tai
United States
Philadelphia Inquirer
Jawbones and ancient teeth spark debate on human origins
The article contrasts early and modern human jawbones, noting prehistoric teeth as formidable and projecting. It mentions Susie Fields hosting the E. O. W. club on Monday evening and the Snowball Social club planning a salad recipe meeting with a rot call.
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P.M. Phillips
Washington Loses to Durant in One Sided Game
Washington was defeated by Durant Sunday by a 7 to 1 score. Durant led early and held the advantage through the game as Washington erratically played until the eighth inning. The league leaders dominated the contest with three Durant runs in the first round.
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Mary Kerr
Washington
Durant
Columbus Junction Chautauqua closes twenty-eighth session
Columbus Junction closes its twenty-eighth annual Chautauqua session with a large audience and the play My Advice by a New York cast. The company also presented Skidding the previous night. five hundred adult season tickets were pledged for next year and efforts to raise the number to seven hundred continue.
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Columbus Junction
Columbus Chautauqua
New York
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