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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1902
Page
8
Hemingford households cope with heavy snow and travel disruptions as locals report visits from J B Hurlburt G H Clayton and others. Scarlet fever claims a child of the Kinsellas while holidays bring church events and a Christmas tree.
C Donaghue has received a fresh stock of dry goods clothing shoes and notions and offers prices lower than the lowest. Shoppers urged to call on Donaghue the sheeny at the Piret Sint for bargains.
Miss Mary Clayton closed her school in district No. 31 last Wednesday. Miss Ora Clayton returned from Alliance to spend holidays. Mr Maldorne with Emmet Ford hauled 4 head of cattle to Half P.O. Dawes county, Joe Nerud managed them. Mrs Elvira Kass died Dec 18 1902 near Canton leaving seven children. Funeral at Congregational church Hemingford. Mrs C A Bexrey notes Sheridan coal use.
A discussion notes how various English and English German dictionaries render gimcrack. The London Daily Chronicle lists four renderings when translated back to English: “the handsome,” “the bad machine,” “the old handshake,” and “a magician.”
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports editor Alden explains that four of five manuscripts are rejected and suggests that rarely a first offering by a new writer is accepted, addressing a puzzling question about contributors to the magazine.
Theodore Hansen, new first secretary of the Russian embassy in Washington, is a master pianist with a touch and expression near to the great professionals. Hansen excels in modern school works and renders them with notable happiness.
A Stampa based dealer posts ten thousand letters with Queen Victoria and King Edward stamps under one postmark dated January 1, 1902. He sells the items for one dollar each under the trade name Double-Joes, a historic term linked to Ferdinand and Isabella gold coins. The coins could be manipulated but are no longer produced.
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