Society Notes Highlight Local Gatherings and Birthdays
The article records various social events including a Putnam relatives reunion at Sunset Park with thirty five attendees and John Kuhn’s seventieth birthday. A Highland Social club meeting occurred with seventeen members and a Halloween social planned at Will Bush’s home. Maggie Foster hosted a party for about eighteen former school friends at 633 Fast Jefferson Street.
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John Kuhn
Sunset Park
Mr. Kuhn
Highland Social Club
George
Will Bush
Maggie Foster
Jefferson Street
Fall flowers feature at Miss Foster's home celebration
Miss Foster's home was prettily decorated with fall bouquets. A pleasant afternoon of visiting and light refreshments followed. Dr. T. J. Thompson marked his 81st birthday on September 14 with a noon chicken dinner in his honor. He remains in fairly good health and made three trips uptown.
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T. J. Thompson
Announcements from local clubs and schedule changes
The O G T Bridge Club meets with Mrs Rodney Arnold Friday afternoon at o clock. The Music Department of the Fortnightly Club meets with Mrs Max Marble Monday evening at 7 45. Due to rain the D A R meeting moved to Mrs J A Harwood's home. Constitution Day picnic details adjusted. all members urged to attend.
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O. G. T. Bridge Club
Rodney Arnold
Max Marble
J. A. Harwood
Kings Heralds and Hone Guard Meeting Postponed
The Kings Heralds and Hone Guard meeting announced for Wednesday September 15 has been postponed to Wednesday September 25. The notice also references Mrs Phythian and a changes or citations listed in the accompanying line.
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Kings Heralds and Hone Guard
Le2zes
Rehmel
Will Raed
Crowded Asia Remark on World Population Share
The article notes that more than half of humanity lives in Asia, despite the region occupying less than a quarter of the earth’s habitable area. It emphasizes population concentration and geographic distribution.
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Asia
Heroes and History in the Boston Herald
Historians debate how the past produced great feats by make believe heroes as discussed by the Boston Herald.
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Boston Herald
New MelloGlo Face Powder Advertised as Superior
The advertisement proclaims MELLOGLO face powder as the purest with U S Government approval for its color. It claims no pastiness or irritation and a French process that smooths application and minimizes pore visibility. It promises long wear and reduced shine, from Sherman Bros. Druggists.
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U. S
Sherman Bros
Ghost Island Sighted From Tenerife Claims
A London Post note recalls a story where a visitor on Tenerife with an English family sees seven islands from a roof and identifies a supposed sixth vanished islet as the “ghost of a submerged island” that appears only in certain atmospheric states.
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Oritave
Tenerife
Grande Canary
Palma
Portugal
Spain
London Post
Successful Hotel Men Must Know the Ropes
A historical look at how new urban hotels struggle with bankruptcy and reputation. It describes tactics like free board for celebrities, staged bustle with lights, raising and lowering shades, and staff naming notable guests to create an air of activity and prosperity.
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Europe
Boy Confused Over Shoes For Nurse Visit
Five year old Tom asks if he should wear shoes during a nurse visit at kindergarten. Dad fumbles to understand as Tom explains the nurse frightens the class, prompting a bedtime query about footwear.
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Tom
Dad
Changes in Earth Contours Prompt Interest in California Sea
Observers note gradual land shifts as California peninsula rises and the Gulf narrows. The long western tip may join mainland Mexico, erasing water that now separates them. Island formations also appear where none were seen before, while land disappears in other areas.
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Mitocesa
Lower California
Mesi¢o
Giutt
California
Tower California
Owidit
Gulf
Mexico
No clear headline due to fragmented text
The passage reflects on the abundance of certainties and the tendency to resist truth after discovery. It notes that past events warn about the future and that humans are clever yet reluctant to accept new truths in various domains.
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E. W. Howe
Friends and the limits of changing others
A reflection on accepting friends as they are. The text argues that trying to remodel friends yields less pleasure and more friction, noting that friends often wish to improve us as well and that acceptance leads to greater harmony.
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London
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