SOGETY wed Miss Iren Elizabeth Row in 192? marriage
The wedding of Miss Irene Elizabeth Row daughter of Mr and Mrs Field Roe and Warren Wesley Allen son of Mr and Mrs John W Allen took place at three o'clock yesterday afternoon at the Methodist parsonage in the presence of both families. The single ring ceremony was officiated by Dr W Henke. The bride wore crepedes and was attended by her parents. Mr Allen works at McLellans store. The couple will live at 315 West Secor Street.
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John W. Alle
Tree O'Clock
Methodist Parsonage
W. Henke
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Washington
Flattering Words Won Clerk Salary Increase
In New York a Faris press figure recounts a tale of a clerk who flattered a banker, causing a dramatic salary bump. The anecdote ends with the clerk leaving after his pay is doubled, underscoring how flattery can yield swift gains in a bystander tale from Springfield Union.
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Pertinas
Faris Press
New York
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Tnise
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White House Executive Mansion origins and naming
The Executive Mansion, home of the President, was originally a Virginia freestone building. After restoration from the 1814 fire its whitewashed walls led to the name White House preferred by George Washington and others.
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White House
United States
Nears
Theodore
Virginia
George, Washington
Howe
James
Fenimore Cooper
Ton
Definition of Evening Across Regions and Cultures
The passage explains that evening timing varies by region and definition. It describes strict and general senses from after sunset to dark, cites common local meanings such as around five o clock in some places, and notes linguistic ties like the French term for the late afternoon meal.
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Regin
Fatted calf for one starts a sly homeward bid
A man who believed youths should fend for themselves forced a young man to earn his living. The youth did little work, spent months abroad, and nearly penniless. Desperate to return home he could only afford a four word telegram, finally sending “Fatted calf for one.”
Women at Oxford admit full membership in 1920
Women at Oxford University were admitted to full membership in 1920 and that year there were 650 women in residence.
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Oxford
Oxford University
Lesson on John the Baptist Birth and Growth
The lesson covers Zacharias and Elizabeth, their righteous life, and infertility. It details the angel Gabriel’s message about John the Baptist, his Nazarite vow, and the Holy Spirit’s power to prepare people for the Lord. It notes Zacharias’s doubt, the birth, naming, and John’s growth in grace, spirit, and desert preparation.
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Herod
White
Zacharias
Jesus Christ
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Zatehavias
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Goa
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Israel
Elisabeth
Eiren
Stahn
Zachrine Maste
Himin
Aeith
Nine Die In Crossing Crash Near Chicago Suburbs
A Grand Trunk passenger train collided with a sedan in suburban Chicago on New Year’s, killing nine occupants of the car and injuring none besides a baby unharmed. Victims include Calvin Olason, Lorraine Nowak, Adam Nowak, and others from Chicago families. The car’s ownership and the drivers are named, with the incident adding to Cook County’s New Year fatalities.
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Chicago
Montreal
Grand Trunk
Tivey
Cook County
Frank Nowak
Matthew Olson
Nowak
Olason
Mrs. Okasom
Burnet Oalson
Vitor” Pere Olson
Calvin Olason
Mrs. Nowak
Adam Nowak
Lorraine Nowak
Lorraine Margaret Olason
New Year Opens at State Capitol in Des Moines
Jan ve State officers began a new term at the Des Moines Capitol with only one personnel change from the prior administration. Governor-elect Dan Turner did not yet take office. Long began his third term as state day started. Ray Johnson and Fletcher continued as treasurer and attorney general. Four times Mark Thornburg sought ag role. Miss Amuelon started her first year as superintendent of public instruction. New railroad board members Woodruff and Webster were reappointed. Chief Justice Payne sworn in, with others renewing oaths. Read the Classified Acts.
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Des Moines
Jan Ve
Dan W. Turner
Greenwalt
Des Moine
Dm Smith
JW. Long
State Day
Ray K. Johnson
Hu A Jy
Ge » Fletcher
Mark ‘Thornburg
Amuelon
Board of Railroad Coinstoners
P. Woodratt
Charles Webster
Loftice
Heneh F. Paynte
Koa
Morling
John Albert
Cote
Turdin
He Hay
Dan
Meeting Notes Note Chavez and D. AK Officials
A fragmented transcription mentions a social era gathering with Sen. Topic National and siapa by Mes. Speer and Kenichi. The dancing meeting of the D. AK. will meet Tuesday attend dieon Ranmary at the te Mis. Clifford Thorne.
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Sen
Topic National
Mes. Speer
Kenichi
Danting
D. AK
Ranmary
Te Mis
Clifford ‘Thorne
Announcements from local churches and clubs
SINAN Coffey Auxillary of West Chester M B church will meet Friday evening at 8 o clock. An invitation is extended to all comrades to join the dinner after the meeting. The Bible department will meet Monday at 2 o clock at the home of Mrs Frank Wilson. Stephen Burk, 24, is recovering from a deep wound in his thigh sustained while trying to separate fighting hogs. A community woodyard in Aberdeen Washington will employ 150 local workers daily as an unemployment relief measure.
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Sinan Coffey
Chester
M. B
Mow Ag
Frank Wilson
Waterford
XN. Y
Stephen Burk
Burke
Aberdeen
Migrating Birds and Ancient Phrases Cited
Bird migration by day follows sun and wind as distance varies during the long journey from winter to summer home. The text notes a typical first twenty days cover about 5 miles daily, shifting to roughly 4 miles a day toward the end. It also quotes Plutarch on Spartans and a saying about having one foot in the grave as a long standing remark.
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Plutarch
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