Pontiac Bride Bets on Michigan Home
Miss va Allison and Elmer R. Randall of Pontiac Michigan united in marriage on March 2. The couple will reside in Pontiac after the ceremony. The society notes also recount Harmony club dinner at the Harvey home with nine families seated at quarter tables and prize winners in bridge at the Rosemary club gathering hosted by Mrs Clive Gray.
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Mage
Va Allison
Nieve
A. E. Putnam
Elmer R. Randall
Pontac
Michigan
Miss Allison
Mirs. Putnam
Pontiac
Harmony Club
Tom Harvey
Glenn McParlane
Joe McGraw
Harvey
Ida Thompson
Mary Stephens
Martha Wheelan
Rosemary Club
Clive Gray
Glenn Wilson
Donald Brown
J. W. Gray
Social rounds highlight Mrs Denison party and club events
Mrs Dale Denison hosted a W C bridge gathering at 621 South Second Avenue with Glaydis Clark and Mrs R DeHerman as guests. Prizes went to Hannah Welch and Louise Ewing in a two table game. A luncheon followed in green and white.
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Dale Denison
South Second Avenue
W. C
Why Some Women Are So Popular Beauty's First Requisite
An advertisement claims skin perfection with MELELO-GLO Face Powder from Sherman Bros. Druggists. It touts a new Preach process for a lasting, smooth finish and youthful bloom, promising reduced shine and pastiness for fair complexions.
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Sherman Bros
Pity the Man On a Diet and a Digestion Elixir
A promotional blurb touts Dave’s Men that Pepsin as a remedy for stomach distress. It claims quick relief and stomach rebuilding so digestion improves with any food. Lemmon’s Pharmacy and other druggists nationwide offer it with a money back guarantee if not fully satisfying.
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Dave
Lemmon
America
Announcements From Local Church Groups And Societies
Fragments detail a Friday 7:30 pm meeting of Rebekah group in West Chester and a March 15 gathering with Mrs Dayton. Presbyterian choir rehearsals Thursday at the church, Darmrsede Shrine No. 10 meets Tuesday at Mi Mine Temple. Dues due January 1. 4H girls meet Margaret Stewart Saturday afternoon. Afternoon literature group meets Monday with Mrs W A Gibson. Cottage prayer meeting moved to Friday 7:50 pm at Mr Sani yom Kart’s home Washington St. Past Noble Grand Circle meets Monday afternoon at Mrs Creuree Schneider’s home.
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Darmrsede Shrine No. 10
Mi Mnie
Saniyom Kart
Washington Street
Creuree Schneider
Pato
Super Genius Revered for Dinner Praise at Home
A Cincinnati Enquirer quotation defines a genius as a husband who flatters the hostess’s dinner in public to please her while avoiding later scolding from his wife for seeming to miss meals at home. The remark frames social cunning in domestic praise and implied self preservation.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
A Big Moment Small Jackie Gazes at Baby Louise
Four week old Louise lies still as observer Jackie makes his first call, awe evident as he asks if she was born very young in the Parents magazine.
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Jackie
Louise
Frent Children
The
Magazine
For Parents
England Places Ushers on Passenger Trains
Great Western railway introduces seat shunters at Paddington London to locate seats for passengers. An usher with armlet guides travelers, relieving crowding as trains fill. The seat finder identifies available seats and directs boarding accordingly.
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England
Tanden
Great Western Railroad
Paddington
London
True Habits Make Truth, Robertson Quote
This excerpt reflects on truth as a product of habit rather than willpower. It asserts that a person habituated to deception in trifles cannot suddenly become truthful in serious matters, as sincerity is formed through consistent practice. The quote attributes the meaning to F. W. Robertson.
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F. W. Robertson
Lace Making Old Industry Invention At St Annaberg
A historical note claims lace making began in 1461 at St Annaberg by Barbara Utonann. It adds England's lace industry started when refiners from blunders settled in Cranfield near Bedford, bordering Buckinghamshire.
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St. Annaberg
Sasony
Barbara Utonann
England
Cranfield
County of
Bedford
Buckinghamshire
Local ladies attend West Chester party at Mrs Goffey’s
Mrs. C. H. Davis and Mrs. J. C. Owen traveled to West Chester this morning to attend a party hosted by the American Made cinema group at Mrs. J. & Goffey’s home. M. Owen plans a visit to Mrs. J, D. Davion, and Mrs. Agnes Ross tomorrow.
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C. H. Davis
J. C. Owen
West Chester
Goffey
M. Owen
J .D. Davion
Agnes Ross
Actas in History Copper in Old Testament Menu Mention
Detroit News notes copper, one of six metals listed in the Bible, with Subal-Cain described as an instructor of every artificer in brass and iron, linking brass to a copper alloy in historical context.
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Subal-Cain
Detroit News
Oysters Feast On Yeast Says Fisheries Ministry
A British Ministry of Fisheries report notes oysters feed on yeast and grow rapidly when yeast is available. The finding highlights yeast as a potent food source aiding shellfish development.
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Ministry of Fisheries
Wrinkling Forehead Marks Generosity and Honesty
The text notes that forehead wrinkles signal a kind, generous, and honest character. It suggests such features hint at a humane nature and trustworthy behavior, attributing personal warmth to facial lines.
And How It Irks Them A Vood Any Announeements
A fragment from Patel Fort Wayne News Sentinel hints at unnamed men avoiding publicity. The notice suggests some restraint in how individuals engage with public attention.
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Patel
Fort Wayne News Sentinel
All Seek Light Verse Line From Schiller
A compact reflection on seeking light as lines turn with joyful transport toward illumination. The brief poem fragment evokes movement toward clarity and hope through classical imagery attributed to Schiller.
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Schiller
Salem privateers drive Revolutionary war effort
About 150 privateers or ships of war were sent out of Salem in the Revolutionary cause. They were owned and equipped by private individuals, not by the government, and these privateers captured nearly 400 English vessels.
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Salem
Candy Trumps Books In US Spending Says Booksellers
The American Booksellers Association reports Americans spend twice as much on candy as on books. The data notes about 6.9 pounds of candy sold for each reading volume, reflecting a preference shift toward sweets over literature.
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American Booksellers’ Association
United States
Pinioning Chickens Explained in Old Rearing Note
A historical clipping describes pinioning chickens by clipping flight feathers to prevent even flight. It suggests repeating yearly after birds mature and claims plucking new chicks at a few days old prevents long feathers. The term pinioning is used for this practice.
Rural Route 4 News From Washington Iowa
Rural Route 4 correspondent Daisy Simmering reports on community labor at Pleasant Hill church timber cut by Harold Linder Chas Kephart Ed Simmering and visits among Linder Anderson and Kephart families. Local residents Will Hightshoe returns from Minnesota and Mrs J E Linder visits Dodge Center with Glen Harley and Ralph Linder. Chas Kephart sells corn to neighbors.
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Washington
Pleasant Hill
Mienday
Harold Linder
Chas, Kephar
J. E. Linder
Howard
Nellie Anderson
Lloyd
Lewis Anderson
C Has. Kephart
Robert Kephart
Will Hightshoe
Minnesota
J. B. Linder
Ed Simmering
Dodge Center
Glen
Harley
Ralph Linder
Charles Anderson
Chas. Kephart
Beuchton R 1- The Black Hawk Club Social Evening
The Black Hawk Club met last Friday night with Mr and Mrs Victor Oswalt and others. Guests included Kermit Oswalt, Betty, Harold Pencil, Keith and Cliford Garrett, Raymond Dickinson, Margar et Smith, and Prody Borkozski. S M Brinton was hurt last Saturday cranking his car in Bighton. Mrs Matilda Morse returned home from wintering in Lloyd Jane. Vera Horton taught the Black Hawk school Monday for Miss Helen Jenkins. WW Ibur Day and family were Washington callers. Walter and John Daering moved onto the H A Luithly farm.
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Beuchton
Rblacy Hawk Club
Victor Oswalt
Kermit
Andy Oswalt
Betty
Harold Pencil
Lena James
Keith
Prody Borkozski
Charley Dikinson
S. M. Brinton
Bighton
Matilda Morse
Lloyd Jane
Lone Tres
Vera Horton
Black Hawk
Helen Jenkins
Washington
Saturda
Walter
John Daer'ng
H. A. Luithly
Bleaching the Black Eye Home Remedy
After a fall or blow the skin may be kept from discoloring by applying a poultice of starch mixed with cold water on the injured part.
Regular Order Life Seems One Continuous Round of Unfinished Work
Rochester Sentinet remarks on the cycle of incomplete tasks in governance and daily administration, framing routine decision making as an endless loop of pending actions and unresolved issues.
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Rochester Sentinet
Would Never Marry
A dialogue fragment shows a woman refusing marriage unless fully informed about a suitor, and a partner’s skeptical reply implying hesitation to marry without complete certainty. The terse exchange captures social pressures on marriage and personal autonomy in courtship.
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Marion Milavgehelin
Chld
Fortnidhtly Club
J. R Kruser
Dan Bevins
May Youtz
Iowa City
Lab
Mies Alma Hartz
New England
Rebekah
Mission
Presbyterian
Northern Star
Margaret Stewart Satur
W. A. Gibson Vars
Royal Arel Vinsons
Hyde Y Mare Tirth
Carleton Playen
Merk
Paten
Reed
Aly
the Evening Journal
Mrs
Daisy Simmering
Paul Rudiger
Will Miller
Brighton
Prody A. Borkoski
West Side Square
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