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Ackley World

Location

Ackley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1903

Page

4

Humble Eldora School Teachers Rally Sparks Town Spirit

In Hardin county Eldora hosts a large gathering of teachers for a normal institute aimed at sharpening intellect and securing higher positions and salaries. A Reform School band concert drew hundreds and a liquid air lecture promises public interest, with a county fair and a September 12 Sella-Dodge event on the horizon.

Eldorna Brida Hardin County Hidora Normal Institute Reform School Sella-Dodge Circle Court House Gardner Map Atina Company EK. H. Lundy Hardin County Atlas Gardner Deyo Bag Horace Hidata Fred DeGroat Steamboat Rock Noble de Groat Tr. Kneedler California The Boone Republican Herald Monitor Eldora Sheriff Mitterer Mitt Denmark Republican Party

Myatic Workers lodge formed at Woodman hall with eighteen charter members

Dumont reports the formation of a Myatic Workers lodge at Woodman hall last Thursday with eighteen charter members. Officers elected include Prefect Alfred Bartell and Secretary Walter Thomas. A meeting August 21 will welcome new members, and local business and notable residents are noted in brief items throughout.

Geneva Vialbaum Hayes Richards and Stout San Francisco California Joe Tool Ackley Hermano Omaha Jounatan J. K. Parks Marshalltown Leela Silence Cedar Rapids Tidel Myrtle March Wisconsin Ray Waddington Wilwaukee John Kaplan Minnesota Ella Butson Velma Fearse Norma Nobles Lucinda Majer Nellie Waddington Aplington Herman Wagner Ja Buffalo Center Buchanan Fa West Fork J. H. DeBubr Woden Iowa Misa Belle Rathbug Sioux City T. J. VanMeter Webster City Mr. van Meter Ekko Mennen BF. Garrels Pocahontas County Cuopingham Fred Bangasser James Manifold North Dakota Ben Lallog A. F E. Hartson Will Wred Smith Barnesville Mignenota

Beecher’s ferry sermon echoes on the slick slip

A Plymouth church visit follows a Fulton ferry collision with Mr Beecher on board. A sermon the next day hints that some people serve society much as the piling yields, standing firm yet yielding when pressed. Also included are ads for Hall’s catarrh cure, patent medicines, and a Wheat-porridge product claim.

Beecher Brooklyn Fulton Ferry City of Churches Mr. Beecher Plymouth Church

Une Him and the Street Car Startling Exchange

In a street car, a pretty girl tells a stranger he recalls her brother, sparking a biting witticism from the man. The dialogue shifts to odd exchanges about money and a doctor, then pivots to a remark on Georgia cousins and ends with a grim note about a lynching in the region.

Chicago Tribune Dell Day Georgia Cleveland

Theatrical Man Says Divorce Helps Drama Roles

A Washington Star quote shows a theatrical man arguing that divorce is useful for heroines in society dramas and for actresses to play parts, suggesting a nuanced stance rather than outright favoring divorce.

Washington Star

Hyde Witch’s New Play Promises Two Heroes

The Denver Republican notes the production of Hyde Witch contains two heroic roles in a play that challenges actors to perform before an audience. It praises every actor who dares the stage as a hero.

Tewyer Hawger Everybody’s Hou Iowa Central A. H. Cutts A. Minneapolis Minn Hyde Witch Denver

Amid Cracked Slang and Quips in Old Papers

A collage of quotes from Philadelphia Press and Chicago Record-Herald shows playful banter about sports and manners. An Angler at a trout spot comments on the scene while Miss Pepprey reacts to a rosy gesture from Mr. Wadsworth.

Miss. Pepprey Philadelphia Press Juliet Alfred

Hle Swell Connections Judge Dialog

Dorothy questions a man's social ties as Dolly asserts strong connections. The judge comments that many relatives would not notice him, highlighting a satire of social visibility and family ties.

Hle Dorothy Dolly

Secret of aristocratic look lies in repose of manner

A brief note from a New York Weekly item mentions that achieving an aristocratic appearance hinges on calm, composed postures and dignified manner. It reflects on the notion of cultivated bearing as a social marker.

Mike Wearie William Wnew Tork Weekly

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