Markets and church vacation note from Centenary Reformed
The page lists wholesale and retail market prices for staples and farm goods, then reports Pastor Clarence Woods and his wife and son leaving for a month’s visit to Greensboro Lexington and other North Carolina towns. The church will close for August while the Sunday school continues.
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Clarence Woods
Centenary Reformed Churcht
Woods
Greensboro
Lexington
North Carolina
Fragmented Fragments and Fuzzy Fables From Old Papers
A collage of stray clippings covers varied topics from family scenes to myths and proverbs. It touches on church origins, aging reflections, animal behavior, a duenna role, dancing muse Terpsichore, road maintenance woes, and dream interpretations with scattered quotations and notes.
Sacrilege girl at the movies rouse irate press critique
Excerpts from Royal Magazine in London mock a cinema scene as insulting the hub. A Boston Transcript note ridicules an astronomical faker claiming the universe’s center lies about four billion miles from a state house, reflecting sensational press exchange.
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Bert
Royal Magazine
London
State House
Boston Transcript
Worry and Ignorance Question Human Pain
A reflective saying notes worry stems from ignorance and repentance. it harms more than the object of concern. The quote attributes worry to misjudgment and inner regret, urging awareness over fretful, unnecessary distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansaw Thomas
Cat
Iodine Uses and Historical Research Notes
Fragmentary notes describe iodine and iodide use, referencing near four thousand units and comparisons to beet or chemical peers. The text hints at early 20th century scientific context and unspecified experiments.
Modern Lovers on A Train In Prairie Country
A Dallas News reader note observes couples on an A train showing affection, noting the contrast between urban romance and a prairie setting filled with tunnels. The brief reflects on public display and travel spaces.
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Dallas News
Deer Detect Humans by Smell Two Miles Away
The article explains that deer can sense the presence of humans or wolves through smell from about two miles distant, illustrating the remarkable acuity of their olfactory sense.
Desirable Flavor in Poultry Flesh and How to Achieve It
Home economists of the USDA explain factors shaping table quality in poultry. Exercise, fat distribution, age, and feeding influence flavor and texture, with milder flesh in females and best results from well fattened birds using targeted feeds. Special foods like milk mash or canvasback duck feeding produce delicate tastes. avoid onions and wild garlic to prevent off flavors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Caponi
Coal Ashes as Fertilizer Use in SoilWork
Coal ashes are mainly used to loosen soil and improve workability, with the strongest value on heavy clay soils. They should be spread evenly, mixed thoroughly, and coarse material removed before application. Wood ashes offer fertilizing value but must be used before leaching occurs.
Notes of Middletown Social Scene
Middletown Va July 20k De Tr Ganter of Baltimore Md visiting his sister Mrs Wright has returned to their home Sperry visiting a wife near Roanoke Mrs J Anders and niece of Piedmont W Va have returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs T My Spores warner and daughter Elizabeth are Pa visiting Mrs Margartet Matthews Jack Brown returned to Washington DC after two weeks with J J Larrick Miss Rather Bromback Relief spent a day here Mr George Gaver of Washington DC visiting his sister Miss Gus gle Gaver Mrs G Larrick improving Miss Maxwell Page returned to Baltimore Md Page a relative of Thomas Nelson Page Miskex Isabelle Hammack and Bessier perry will leave Mon for Harrisonburg Va to attend summer Mr P M Lartick postal mail clerk on Southern Railroad spending a few days with family here Miss Louise Rhodes will go to Staunton Va to visit friend Miss Ludy A Strosnider of Winchester spent several days this week with friends here
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Middletown
Ganter
Baltimore
Wright
KE Aiicon Sperry
Roanoke
J. Anders
Piedmont
Warner
Elizabeth
Relief
George Gaver
Washington, DC
Miss Gusgle Gaver
G .Larrick
Misa
Maxwell
Page
Aileen Sperry
Thomas Nelson Page
iMiskex Isabelle’ Hammack
Bessier Perry
Harrisonburg
Pvm. Lartick
Southern’ Railroad
News Notes From Bloom Vicinity
Notes from Bloom area mention Mrs Williams visiting, H Sloop traveling to North Carolina for a week, and social calls between local residents. Mrs Ivan Miller visited Mrs Thomas Cooper. Miss Mae Clowser stayed with Miss Lena Mount Willards, Miss Roth Sloop joined Miss Bessie Dyke, and Miss Mary Williams from Washington enjoys vacation in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A . Williams
North
Garpete
Ivan Miller
Thomas
Cooper
Mae Clowser
Minas
Lena
Mount Williards
Roth Sloop
Bessie Dyke
Mary Williams
Washington
Social Notices From Berryville Social Scene
Miss Nancy Williams attended the funeral of the late Miss Nannie Wehmeier in Washington. Miss Annie B C Moore visits relatives in Baume sertape. Annie Hadith Sstep visits a friend in Baltimore. Rev L S Harper attends conference in North Carolina. Misty Marion Parker vacationing with her mother in West Moreland County.
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Broakyllae
Yassa Dawson
McGormick
Charles
Broun
Oke
Tor
Funéeab
Nannie
Nancy “Wiliams
Washington
Annie B. C
Moore
Baume
Sertape
Hadith
Baltimore
Harper
North
Carol Lint
Mr. RR
B. Bewtls
Westmoreland County
Misty Marion Parker
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Baltimore & Ohio
Roosters
Bees
Trya
Joe
Indianapolis News
Hugues
Hugh
Tours
Animale
Duennias
Spain
A. Duenna
Terpsichore
Loulsville Courier-Journal
Sandy
City Ticket
BU Wagner
UPTON
Corporation Court
Claude M. Grim
Ior
House of Delegates
Wilbur E. Cather
Frederick County
Articket
Sth
Marvel Mill
McKeel
Wolf
Dawson
R Mills
Fairbanks and Morse
Berry & Berry
Winchester
South Braddock Street
Winchester Fair
Trkr
Itt
Watts
Uaetana
Atlantic City
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
Wildwood
Teket
Ohio
Social: Notes OF
Bloom Vicinity
Panama
J. M. Orndoff
21 I, Williams
Berryvieee
Warre
Huntsberry
New Taylor
Sim
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