Social Club Activities And Celebrations In May
The Indian Creek club held a May fifth gathering with dress patterns and a flower exchange, hosting Mrs Den Guy and guests. Mrs George Baker and Mrs Charles Gregory entertained the C C class with a shower for brides in progress and a new member joining. A Su nset circle meeting, a North ern Dancing jab opening at Mr and Mrs Oswan Swift’s new home with 74 in attendance, and a Second United Presbyterian church social in the woods with wild flower gathering followed. Mrs Lloyd Neiswanger hosted a Farm Bureau sewing lesson, while Father McGuire spoke at St James church reception with music from local choirs. The Henrietta Byers and Earl Booth wedding occurred at the Methodist parsonage, and the Nineteenth Century club joined by Mrs Carl Roberts featured a discussion of Anatole France Himself.
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Indian Creek Club
den Guy May Fifth
Thomas Oswan Swift
New Dome
de Letee
Shelangoski-Brannen
Lulu Davis
Bennett
Iowa
Richmond
Brighton
Titus
Lloyd Neiswanger
Eafternoon
Farm Bureau
Leslie Gates
Joe Mehaw
Nineteenth Century Club
Carl Roberts
Charles Dewey
Anatole France
Jean Jacques Brousson
New French Mello-Glo Face Powder The Rage
A fine French process powder named Mello-Glo promises a shine free complexion. It claims to control perspiration and keep lines or pores from showing, leaving a natural look. Get a box today and enjoy a smooth, flawless skin finish.
Crossing Safety Advice From Great Northern Official
A Great Northern railroad official warns that reckless pedestrians at crossings face grave danger as trains approach. The brief statement emphasizes the need for caution and adherence to signals to prevent tragedies.
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Great Northern Railroad
Atralia
Gethesus Neue
Everage
Leeprat Free Press
Apes Do Not Laugh Linked to Human Laughter, Study Says
Scientists argue that ape vocalizations resembling laughter are not the same as human laughter. The article discusses how these sounds arise from social exchange and mimicry rather than genuine mirth.
Maine Election Day Struggles Due to Poor Transport
The Maine legislature set Election Day for June 4, but transportation was severely limited. By November, roads were nearly unusable, making it hard for residents to reach polling places.
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Maine
Giant and dwarf skeletons in historic medical exhibit
At the Royal College of Surgeons in London the Trish giant skeleton of Charles Byrne, who died in 1783, stands at seven feet eight point four inches. The Sicilian dwarf Caroline Crachami’s skeleton is listed as ISS inches, while the European average height is about five feet seven point two inches.
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Royal College of Surgeons
London
Charles Byrne
Caroline Crachami
One Survivor of Fiece From Loaisa Expedition
The fragment notes that from the Spanish flotilla sent July 24 1528 under Garcia Loaisa to follow Magellan, only one ship reached the Moluccas. The survivor's tale hints at the perilous voyage and late reconnaissance.
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Spain
Garcia Loaisa
Magellan
Moluccas
Polite Syrian Man Seeks Aid In French Letter Exchange
A traveler used introductions from trusted colleagues to gain a loan from a publisher. He presented letters praising his character and asking permission to show goods, then requested twenty five dollars, promising repayment by the first of next month. A month later the borrower left only a small cash return with no thanks.
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France
Red
Dotson
Ti Speakubis
Goltra
Florida
Iask
Growth of Sugar Cane Stalks Described in Field Review
The description notes sugar cane growing in single stalks with mature heights from S to 20 feet. It likens a plantation of cane to a field of Indian corn stalks of enormous size.
High School Singers Bring Cups Home From State Contest
The article lists many named choir members from the boys and girls groups who earned cups at the state contest. Cups are now on display in Westphal jewelry store show window.
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Westphal Jewelry
Community group meetings announced for week
Walnut Woman's lab meet is postponed to the 2nd. Ferm Leaf club to meet with Mrs Ed Miller Wednesday afternoon. Havre Social club to meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs John Reeves. American Legion Auxiliary to meet with Mrs John Wilson this evening to make poppies. Prairie Flower Missionary Society to meet Thursday afternoon at the church to plan remainder of year. Albert M Huff Auxiliary meet in G A R room Court house Tuesday May 11 at 7 30. 7113
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Ed Miller
Havre
John Reeves
American Legion Auxiliary
John Wilson
Prairie Flower Missionary Society
Albert M. Huff
Court House
Moose Lodge Notice Seeks Members and Families
Community notice invites Moose Lodge members and their families and others holding memberships to attend a scheduled gathering at the lodge. Event details include date and location forthcoming in formal notice.
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Moose Lodge
Social club notices and meeting reminders
Invitations welcome attendance at social events across clubs including Portnightly elub Division 3 Home Economies meeting May 11 at 2 30 with Mrs F L Wilson and officer elections. Pythian Sisters group meets May 13. W P M S of Lexington hosts Mrs Nancy Romine May 13. Katahis of Columbus call to assemble May 11 for officer elections. Navajo club meets May 13. Rose Mary club gathers May 12. Vines Chapter De Melay notes late evening session. Max McCall MC with Harold Johnson scribe.
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Home Economies
F. L. Wilson
Lexington
Nancy Romine
Carrie Dill
Max McCall
M.C
Harold Johnson
Young Actress Lois Moran Promotes Fruit Diet At Fox Theatre
Lois Moran, sixteen year old star opposite Richard Harthelmess in Just Suppose, touts a no light diet rich in fruits vegetables figs raisins and nuts. She avoids sugar salt starches coffee and tea and drinks hot water before breakfast and cold water during the day.
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Lois Moran
Richard U Harthelmess
Fox Theatre
Mish Moran
Lois
Blonde dancer from Paris becomes leading lady in Just Suppose
The article notes a blue-eyed blonde dancer discovered in Paris by Goldwyn who came to America to act in Stella Dallas and now stars opposite Richard Barthelmess in Just Suppose, traveling daily by bicycle to the studio.
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Paria
Goldwyn
Stella Dallas
Richard Barthelmess
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