GE Cream Party Brings Cape Women Together
A hometown cream party at Cantalo's home on East Willing gathered several Misses and Mrs. attendees including Anna Tumbersgan, Kate Hayes, Mary Stalthi, Harriet Waller, and Margie Callender. Guests enjoyed cake and cream, with Addie Alford and other neighbors assisting.
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Cape
FE Horialt
Howeekepper
Pils Addie Alford
Golite
Ies Jand
Margie Cilender
Cantalo
Mises Anna
Tumbergan
Kate Hayes
Mary Stalthi
Harriet Waller
Mureie
Callender
Fitts
Addie
Alford
Mary Gordon
Fragmentary note on manners at a social event
A partial diary style fragment describes older guests feeling younger as they greet a captain with a handshake and courtesy. The tone recalls graceful behavior and refined social rituals among ladies and peers at a formal gathering.
Seats left for weekly festival sale at Horajahls Book Store
An impregelon claims seats unsold for the festival next week. Though sales are large, about one hundred very desirable seats remain available on application at Horajahls Book Store. Frraxsts and Goo housewives prefer Gali Modal Flair. Laose Panirita Gold Medal Four ears thors all.
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Horrajl
Laose
Panirita
Thors
Baldwin Concert Grand to be featured at Haggard event
Miss Haggard, famed American pianist, will perform on Baldwin Concert Grand piano as Joseph P. Kiefer serves as local agent. The Worthington Times notes Hodge of Washington delivering sermons at St Matthews church with strong cautions on modern cults during Sunday services.
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Btale
Haggard
Music Teacher” Association
Baldwin
Joseph P. Kiefer
Miss Haggard
America
Baldwin Company
t.'Matthews
Hodge
Worthington Times
Worthington
R. Hodge
Washington
St. Matthews” Church
Flesko
William Heatt Faces Bipartisan Backing in Presidential Nomination Fight
Opponents claim William Heatt's bid for the presidential nomination was supported by a large, unnamed coalition including federal office holders and a figure described as a thirty-dollar brother, suggesting he spent over a million dollars to secure backing.
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William Heatt
See-Saw Price Deals Across Department Items
Substantial department offers “See-Saw” items with fluctuating prices. Morning sale prices slash items to fraction of regular value, while others start at regular price and drop hourly. Example Monday shows $2.50 items down to $1.40 and $27.50 items down to $4.50 by week end. No phone orders. Come early and stay late.
Discount Sale of Back Combs and Embroidery Trim
A historical newspaper snippet describes a Monday morning sale starting at 8 o'clock for a lot of 50-cent back combs with hourly price reductions through the day. It also mentions a Thursday morning sale of embroidery appliqué trimming, 10 cents per yard with a one-cent hourly decrease, plus references to corsets at one cent per inch, bleached crash toweling, and silk items in a dry goods section sale.
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Toltowe
Barstin
Putin
Iukjée
Ide
Drica
Rajah Silks and Dry Goods Half-Price Sale
A historical sale listing Rajah silks in bold colors and patterns offered at half their former prices. Black taffeta silk, 35 inches wide, and assorted yard goods are advertised alongside linen collars, talcum powder, black gloves, hat ribbon, and apron gingham. The ad promotes a Thursday sale with emphasis on crowd attraction and special low prices.
Mecca of the Platform and Hodinott’s Youth Pilgrimages
A fragmentary clipping discusses Fred Hodinott and his annual youth trips to the platform where he gathers humor for the season. It references political contention around the 1896 platform, with denouncements of Republicans and calls for promised reforms, noting distrust of long-standing executive and legislative leadership.
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Fred Hodinott
Harper’s
Mr. Hodinott
Mecca
Hendin
Platforn
Courier-Journal
First Mass and Visitors Highlight Cannelburg News
A crowded Sunday in Cannelburg featured Dr. Lewie Downey and Dr. Judge John Downey of Yi visiting, Mrs Patrick Duffey and others attending services, and Father Kavanaugh with a reception in the hall after the event. Local residents Beatrice Cunningham Beatrice Cunningham and Ethbin Coleman were guests, while Rev. J B Gorman and Rev. F Burgelt were noted among attending clergy. The item mentions community guests, a wave of visitors, and a testimonial about Dr. King’s New Discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Arvin
Kani
Maggieanaugh
William Bukke
Grthera
Ethbin Coleman
St. Kora
Beatrice Cunningham
Father Kavanaugh
A. Dinxs
F. Burgelt
Ing
J. i
Montgomery
Fie
Michaels
Fragmented OCR Summary of a Public Notice Trade For Sample
fragmentary text shows garbled phrases about bladder troubles and a sample potion by snail free. seems to be an OCR mishap with stray quotes missing context. no coherent facts, no identifiable people organizations dates or places.
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