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Newspaper

Ackley World

Location

Ackley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1907

Page

3

Osage Monster Sighting Stirs Early Settlers at Harmony

In a tale from Osage River country, settlers led by Uncle John Whitley pursue a feared river monster aboard the Flora Jones after eerie whistle blasts scare families from their homes. A dawn chase along the Osage ends without incident as the boat sails on toward Harmony, leaving locals to retire from the legendary hunt.

Flora Jones Armony Bates County Iota Jones Stair County Matthew ~Xtuuckle Pappinville Arbunkle Unela John Whit Finny Sie Jack A Hon New Orleans Buekle Uncle Joln's Unele John Whitley James Breckensaidge Benjiai Morris Willym Bacon Hamlten Mors Benjamii Wbureh Wiltam Roark Frank Thonik Benjamindev Snowden Morriss Matthew Arbuelie Sliven Maltle Whitley Iora Sagain Matt Tha Vera -Yones Breckenridge Louis Newfoundlands Flora Jones Hind Harmony Moyster Yeretr Bach Mele John Whitley Jimmy Breckenridge Tittle Hhe Osage Valley Kangay Oliy Star

Falling Off a Bicycle in Mark Twain Autobiography

A reminiscence of early bicycle riding, noting repeated falls and skin losses while Twain recounts lessons with a stern German instructor. The narrator recalls trying to tame the bike, the mishaps, and a final compliment about his ability to fall in many ways.

Mark Twain Twiehell Ife Mrr. Clemens The North American Review

Roses and their symbolic reach through history

A jumble of antique reflections links roses to purity charm and memory across cultures from Lake Lucerne to Persian Iran and Bulgarian Roumania. The piece notes rose symbolism in Spartan ritual and literature while touching on attar rose production and a late 19th century misfortune tale about corn debts and settlements.

Lake Lucerne Clrzha Iran Bulgaria Roumania Cirelo

Stone statue of Cain slaying Abel found near Kettering

Eyewitness in London Tit-Bits recounts discovering an ancient stone sculpture in a field near Kettering showing Cain gripping Abel with one knee pressed, one arm raised for the strike. The piece is described as hundreds of years old and allegedly sits on the murder site.

Cain Abel Kettering London

Market money in dispute at home sparks humorous exchange

In a domestic exchange, Mr. Wallace jokes about "the popey market" while wife Mrs. Wallace demands the market money. The playful quarrel centers on household finances and public questions, revealing a light, humorous dynamic between the couple.

Mr. Wallace Aly Mrs. Wallace

Henpeck Proposal Sparks Weeknight Banter

A brief humorous exchange from Pear ton's Weekly shows Mrs Henpeck accusing Adrole of foolishness after a marriage proposal. The reply defends Tut as not acting foolishly, capturing a lighthearted domestic moment in period style.

Polar Days and Nights in Polar Regions

The passage describes Arctic and Antarctic conditions, noting six foot ice thickness in polar seas, almost no warm season, frequent snow and fogs, long twilights and auroras easing darkness, and striking optical phenomena. It discusses mental and physical effects of polar night, such as sleepiness, nervousness, and potential insanity, plus extreme dry air reducing disease and the peculiar cold feel of humid air.

Simere Arctic Zone Journal of Geography Antarctic Arctic Nansen

Whittier and His One True Love From Marblehead

The article recounts John Greenleaf Whittier’s early romance with Evelina Bray of Marblehead. Despite their love and a later reunion in 1896, Quaker restrictions on music and propriety kept them apart. The tale ends with Whittier’s sorrowful reflection and a memorial verse.

John Greenleaf Whittier Marbiehead Evelina Bray Evelina Whittier Marblehead Nittler Whittler Haverhill Academy Eyeltia Ato Tima

Pointed Paragraphs Warn of Ambition and Courage

A reflective piece notes that wishes become ambitions and that starting a conflict can create results. It contrasts how helping a friend is easier than turning enemies, cites a stubborn loafer, and ends with a counterpoint about daily time and opportunity in Atchison Globa.

Linv Majuro Hha Atchison Globa

Gulls and Lifesavers Honored by Sailors

A fogbound Orkneys voyage recalls gulls saving seamen. A sailor credits gull cries with preventing a wreck, noting gulls are as vital as fog horns in steering ships away from deadly coasts. He urges medals and pink ribbons for these birds who warned crews.

Andy Carnegie Orkneys

Epicurean Finesse: Two Maveeiltulves Debate Eating Game

Two Maveeiltulves discuss gourmet handling of game with a bizarre method. One suggests hanging a woodcock by its beak and layering with larks to absorb flavor over four weeks, then discarding the woodcock to eat the larks. The other claims a twist, eating the nail and epacocs instead.

The Strench Lane Ordeal Of Pretty Feet And Shoes

A clipped miscellany discusses the pain of fashionable feet. It notes how high arches deform the toes inward, causing joints to protrude and toes to claw. Shoes rub and irritate these joints, inflicting pain on the pretty foot.

Democrat

Way to Fame Interview Sparks Europe Question

A man who aspires to prominence answers yes to traveling to Europe while reporters chase him for insights on American affairs. The Washington Star notes the stage of public life and the spectacle of media attention as observers sit in the gallery and throw things at performers.

Europe Washington Star R- Berups

Digestive Aid Claims Sweet Breath and Relief Plan

An early 20th century advertisement touts Eindol for dyspepsia to clear the stomach and sweeten breath, with Wodol offered by physicians on a guarantee. Sold by N. O. Schultz & Co at Nix's old stand, claiming strict compliance with national pure food and drugs law.

Kennedy ILC Schultz & Co. Nix DeWritt H. G. Schuita & Co Nix H. G. Schultz & Co

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