German Evangelical Church Local Services Announced
The article lists the German Evangelical Church schedule with a morning service, Sunday school, Young People's society, and a communion service moved to June 21 at 2:00 p.m. Pastor G. F. Braun is noted. It also includes ads for doors, local lumber, and a religious note.
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German Evangelical Church
Young People’s Society
G. F. Braun
Des Moines Register and Leader
Daily Register and Leader
Register and Leader
Iowa News Service
Iowa
Register and Leader Co
Des Moines
Mow the Dutch Eat
A London Queen commentary compares Dutch meals to card games with fixed rounds and no promiscuous serving. The mother distributes servings around the table, restarting each round until the dish is finished, highlighting how Dutch dining eschews quick feeders and advantage in leisurely meals.
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Holland
London
First in the Office Noted by Employer
A young man is thanked by his employer for always being first in the office in the mornings. The employer remarks on the habit and the employee responds with gratitude for being noticed. The brief reflects a Chicago Record-Herald quotation highlighting workplace diligence and recognition.
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Chicago Record- Herald
Little girls must learn to speak in polite practice
A brief quote from the Yonkerg Statesman contrasts a mother and child. The girl replies she must start practicing talking to become a lady, illustrating social expectations and early education norms.
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Ethel
Mamma
Yonkerg Statesman
A Contradiction About a Woman's Age
A brief note mirrors an exchange on personal agency noting that a woman's age is undeniably hers yet not always something she fully owns in social perception. The remark reflects attitudes of the era on gender and autonomy with a concise provocative edge.
Feminine Inconsistency In Husband Names
A Philadelphia Record columnist recounts women insisting on keeping their married names. An address to Mrs Henry triggers protest. later, as a widow, she asks to be called Mrs Henry, arguing she bears her husband’s name and wishes to retain individuality.
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Philadelphia Record
Henry
Anna
Mississippi official recalls tale of wedding fee possum
A Mississippi official recounts a story about a colored citizen who paid a justice of the peace with a big fat possum as a wedding fee. A year later the justice asks how married life suits him, and the reply laments wishing he had eaten that possum instead.
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Mississippi
Justice of the Peace
Darky
Joe
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