Local Social Breezes Through Washington Visitors
Carl M. Keck returned from a Chicago business trip. Chris Schlatter and Fred Klopstein of Wayland visited Washington. Ed Thomas from Brighton and J. W. Lemley of Brighton were in town yesterday. Mrs R Stearns of Ainsworth shopped here. Mrs Myra Newell and daughter from Columbus Junction stayed with her mother Mrs Malin. Harvey S. Young attended the American Bankers association session in Chicago. W T Trotter from Alneworth looked after business here. Kennedy Radio is promoted for improved home reception. A screened porch and oak floor offers are advertised by White Yard Co.
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Harvey S. Young
Washington National Bank
Chicago
American Bankers’ Association
Myra Newell
Columbus Junction
R. H. Malin
Local Social Roundup From Washington Area Occurrences
Mrs C Schantz of Wayland hosted Washington friends while Elizabeth Dawson visited Iowa City and Dr J L Fry with his son tended Kalona business. Visitors included Mrs J H Rhea Crawfords ville and Mrs Jennie Joy inspecting local Woman's Relief Corps. Rev BE Tullar of Buffalo NY stayed with the Dickersons. Pringle family hosted relatives from Keota. George Youngs family traveled to Muscatine for illness in Roy Stafford, and Fred Gulling returned to South Bend after two weeks with relatives. Dr George L Minear of Mt Pleasant, hospitalized in Rochester for cancer surgery, remains in critical condition and is being cared for by the network in Crales.
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Fred Gulling
South Bend
Indiana
C. F. Clark
Washington
Eichelberger Arrives in Washington After Long Southern Tour
D J Eichelberger reached Washington this morning for a two week stay among friends and relatives. His journey began August 19 in Sawtelle California and included El Paso New Orleans Mobile Montgomery Atlanta Marietta Harrisburg Carlisle Philadelphia Germantown Davenport Galesburg and Alva before returning to Washington. He plans further visits after Chicago.
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D. J. Eichelberger
Washington
Eichelberger
Sawtelle
California
el Paso
Texas
New Orleans
Mobile
Montgomery
Alabama
Atlanta
Marietta
Georgia
Washington, D. C
Harrisburg
Carlisle
Philadelphia
Germantown
Chicago
Davenport
Galesburg
Alva
Illinois
Doctor Tullar Returns From Western Conference Trip
Dr. BE C. Tullar spent yesterday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dickerson and is returning from fall conferences in Utah Idaho Washington California and Oregon. He spoke last week at Osage and the Iowa National Training school in Des Moines and, en route to Washington, left late last night for Missouri then Aberdeen D. D. regretful he could not stay longer in Washington.
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BE. C. Tullar
Harry Dickerson
Utah
Idaho
Washington
California
Oregon
Osage
Iowa National Training School
Des Moines
Missouri
Aberdeen
D. D
Girl Scouts Adopted by Greenville Lions Club
The Lions Club in Greenville South Carolina voted to cover all Girl Scout expenses for one year or at least 270 dollars. Mrs George McDaniels visits Fairfield and Mrs W P Gardner of Lexington and her daughter Mrs Ellen Gardner Taylor of Hillsboro are shopping in Washington today.
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George McDaniels
Fairfield
Mrs. Miller
Greenville
S. C
Lions Club
Lions
W. P. Gardner
Lexington
Ellen Gardner Taylor
Hillsboro
Washington
Dutch Market by Baptist Church Returns to October Calendar
Mrs Lauder Kennedy arrived home from Crawfordsville after visiting relatives. A hint of Washington's annual affairs was heard with the Dutch Market organized by the Baptist Church, an event held in late October. Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts participated in an honesty test conducted by Good Housekeeping.
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Washington
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Currie and O'Dowle Clash in Ten Round East Chicago Bout
Connie Currie of Sioux City and Phil O'Dowle of Columbus boxed ten rounds in East Chicago Indiana on October 10. New York Giants defeated a Sing Sing prison team 11 to 4 in a practice game at the prison.
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Chicago
Connie Currie
Sioux City
Phil O'Dowle
Columbus
East Chicago
Ind
NEW York
New York Giants
Sing Sing
Nation's oldest bank origins linked to Continental era
The piece notes the Bank of the United States heritage tracing to Philadelphia’s early banking efforts, with Robert Morris involved and events tied to the Continental Congress in 1781. It mentions the bank becoming a national institution in 1864.
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United Star
Bank of Philadelpha Oilaire
Robert Morris
Continental Congress
San Marino founded by monk Marinus in the fourth century
The republic of San Marino, one of Europe’s smallest independent states, traces its origins to Marinus the monk in the fourth century. It has maintained independence throughout its history and remains a unique microstate in Europe.
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Republic of
San Marino
Europe
Marinus
San Marto
Odd Logic on Rouge as Ruse Cited by Vale Record
A playful note notes that rouge is a ruse by a chained riddle linking shade shadow ghost and color. The author cites Euclid axiom one to claim rouge is a deception, concluding with a cheeky affirmation.
One Point of View in Duluth Herald Quote
A Duluth Herald opinion column offers a sharp view of specialists describing a specialist as a man who sees an infant as a container for adenoids.
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Duluth Herald
Quotations on Weighing Rulers by a Nation
A dated comment asserts the necessity of a correct standard to judge the conduct of rulers. Lord John Russell argues that society must measure leadership by firm principles rather than whim, outlining a call for moral benchmarks and accountability.
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Lord John Russell
Imaginary Islands in Early Navigation Texts
The narrative cites the Hesperides and other fabled lands like St Brandon and the Islands of the Seven Cities as described in Edrisi’s 12th century geography, illustrating medieval beliefs about distant realms.
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Edrisi
St. Brandon
Moon Overhead Slightly Reduces Ship Weight
The Naval Observatory notes the moon’s tide raising force at zenith is about one nine millionth of gravity. A 45000 ton ship would lose about 10 pounds when the moon is overhead.
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Naval Observatory
Not Exciting Enough in Love and Movies
A tongue in cheek line contrasts marriage fears with film scandal myths. A playful exchange references personal choices and public glamour, hinting at tension between excitement and stability in relationships.
Origin of Commencement Traditions Explored
The origin of school and college commencements traces to the idea that a pupil’s graduation marks the inception of his teaching duties. The graduate would then begin immediate work in his new role as an educator.
New Pictures Arrive For Your Living Room and More
We have just received several new pictures that would look beautiful on your living room dining room or bedroom walls. You will enjoy looking at them.
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Warner Bros
Carl M. Keck
Chris Schlatter
Wayland
Ed Thomas
Brighton
J. W. Lemley
Phone & White Yard CO
W. T. Trotter
Alneworth
Fred Kloptenstein
Daughters of
R. Stearns of
Ainsworth
Kennedy
Jake Roth
White Yard CO
C. Schantz of
Washington Friends
Elizabeth Dawson
Iowa City
Dr. J
J. H. Rhea
Crawfordsville
Jennie Joy
Woman's Relief Corp
Wapello
Buffalo
N. Y
Tullar
Dickersons
Jackson Mich
F. R. Pringle
Shady Bend Farm
City
George Young
Muscatine
Roy Stafford
Lyon
Rollins
Marian Stewart
Excelsior Springs, Mo
Frank Stewart
Rd Sanders
Breckenridge
C. C. Cunningham
Mr. Sanders
Cunningham Brothers
Carol] Norton
Glenn Willits
Floyd Farrier
Chas Kennedy
Howard Keating
McElhinney Drug Co
Rollins Hole
Sport News
Mens
Washington Cleaners Wish Long
South Side Square
Force of Gravity
Mazie
New York Sun and Globe
Groroe
Msmanus
Mus
Ireland
Dublin
John Shields & Sons
Keifer Garage
Clark & Ross
E. M. Bridges & Co. Millinery and Gift Shoppe
A. E. Atchison North Side Square
Dreas
Kuppenheimer
C.M. & F. Clothing Company Good Clothes Store
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