Obituary and editorial notes fill an old publication page
A tattered OCR fragment shows obituary notices and editorials about newspaper duties, printing rooms, and post office moves. It references Charles E Martin, local editors, and various community events with disjointed commentary on war, politics, and local life.
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Port Amagier
Ublieber
Seppiadiog
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Deleye
Valparaiso
Charles E Martin
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Matas Feres
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Mertin
Rolling Prairie Social Notes and Local Moves
Rolling Prairie residents report visits and calls from Mrs. Cauliff and Marshal Rittenour. Dr. Johnson buys a new horse. Mr. Wasinburne remodels the Snyder place. Mr. and Mrs. Kriesel plan to move west of Ovisina. Holmesville couple to occupy hotel property. Potatoes dig season, moonlit social nights, and local school happenings fill the week. Local report includes musical efforts by Miss Noble and participation in Bryson School social at Durham.
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Noble
Mise Marie Palm
Bryson School
Durham
Wasinburne
Snyder Place
Win. Kriesel
O Visin
Union Mills Team Defeats Welkerton In Walkerton Match
Union Mills High School beat Welkerton nine at Walkerton Friday afternoon. The local page also notes visits from residents of Flora Judiaca and Weetville, plus family gatherings and a sudden death of Mrs. John Terry with four children left behind.
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Union Mills
Welkerton
Walkerton
Harry Cummings
Rlands
Weetville
Hovis
Flora
Judiaca
Tatter
Willis
Local Notes From Valparaiso Area Social and School News
Miss Echbel and Biaseh Dodd visit Valparaiso Saturday. Thomas Thomson sold his driving horse. Mrs. Ross Bauch and baby and Mrs. Burner visit Frank Burner. Miss Basch Dodd, Bogie School teacher, says box social earned $12.10 Friday night. Gordon Trost ill this week. Chris Arndt went to Michigan City Saturday with Wine Fuse. cousin stayed over Sunday. Ira Barmard family visited Mark Coulter Sunday. Mrs. Harry Beach of Elkhart visiting her mother Mrs. Will Link. Many Quakerdom School pupils helped pick potatoes. Dorothy Dodd ill. Mrs. W. J. Dodd and Rev. visited St Richard’s Friday and Saturday. Social at Brairly Schoolhouse noted. Ethel Dodd teaching. Lucy Selbert of South Bend visiting Berman Time’s. Mrs. Dick Small spent Wednesday at Cashie Barboard’s.
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Simon White
William Sehlundt
Mies Neta Tseitman
Fred Froh
Carrie Tatman
Jans Merrin
Albion Usant
Ross Bauch
Baby
Chris Arndt
Michigan City
Wine Fuse
Ira Barmard
Mark Coulters
Harry Beach
Elkhart
Will Link
Quskerdom School
Dorothy’ Dodd
Comparison Mrs Johnston over the tab Doan
Fragmentary note presents a comparison involving Mrs Johnston and an issue tied to a tab, with reference to Doan. The readable text suggests a domestic or household billing context without clear date or location details. Further context is not available in the fragments.
Spurgeon Helps Swearing Stonemason Turn to Prayer
The famous preacher confronted a swearing stonemason who boasted he could earn money by praying. Spurgeon offered shillings to the man if he would pray, provoking renewed oaths. The mason kept the money, later felt guilty, and burned it, then repented after Spurgeon’s counseling and became devoted to his flock.
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Spurgeon
Judas
Jong
'Twas In Tater Time and Senator Platt Remembers
The Boston Herald recounts Senator Platt of Connecticut recalling funny school tales. A teacher faced an age record for a pupil and walked two miles to ask the mother when her daughter was born. The mother replied she could not recall the exact date, joking that the child may have been born when pigs were fitted for plowing two pins were used or digging.
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Senator Platt
Connecticut
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Boston Herald
His Act of Charity
Mrs Henpeque recalls a twenty year wedding anniversary act of charity. Mr Henpeque says he refused a salary raise for a clerk who wished to marry.
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Henpeque
One Use For It in a Cleveland Leader Quip
A brief Cleveland Leader zinger notes tobacco use as stimulation and humorously suggests its effect on appetite, asking if it quells hunger. The exchange frames smoking as a brain stimulant and a bite sized social jab.
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Cleveland Leader
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