My Sisters, Send You Comforting Words
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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1896
Page
2
Days of boyhood memories and St Patrick’s Day in Atlantic
A long reminiscence of rural youth with forest life and family ties, recalling a old tin horn, schoolyard springs, and the hawthorn shade. It shifts to St Patrick’s Day events in Atlantic with AOH and Ladies Auxiliary readings, a banquet, Mass at Sta Peter and Paul, and a late evening reception. Notes on local ads, remedies, and a council meeting follow with fire department demands and municipal matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie's Auxiliary
M. W
A. Hall
United States
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Atlantic
Marling & Fisher
St. Patrick’s
Sta. Peter and Paul
P. Daly
Lizzie Daly “Fontenoy
Agnes White
W. H. McConvill
Ireland
Adele Reynolds
Lizzie Daly
T. J. Noone
D. M. Reynolds
How Comedian Crane Was Snubbed by a Youth
A young actor who had just scored in a new city play sought Crane and, with vanity, offered a chance to join the comedian. Crane rebuked him, sharing an anecdote about early fame and warning that big heads hinder progress. The youth left angered, but Crane’s moral: keep humility. The exchange is reported from the New York Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Crane
Valetto
Earth
Autor
Bis
New York Times
Gracked Coin Game Outsmarts at Subtreasury
In a New York World report a pair of blithe men tested a silver coin trick at the subtreasury. One coin rings true after a crack to remove its ring, a confederate backs a bet, and a sucker loses five dollars as the trick plays out. The clerk notes the prior version of the scam and warns that sharpers profit from it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaie
Sam
Anackers
Ali
Aucker
New York World
The Pig's Grant and Disease Lurks In Base
The piece notes the Pig's Grant as a curious reflection on wild hogs and communication through grunts. It warns of disease from storing wood blocks in cellars and of damp basements fostering fungi that can trigger epidemics, urging drying as a disinfectant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
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Grand Street
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N. J
Ayer
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Nichols’ Bank
Iowa
Postoffice
Don General Banking
Europe
R. E. Rose
Fourth and
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O. W. Rich Nursery
THE
Atlantic Business College
Business College
Barret
T. 5S
Quincey
Stir Accident Company
Sylvania
Palmer & Findley
ST. Patrick's Day
DeWitt
Geo
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Lebanon
Conn
Chamberlain
Vic Emmert
Fire Department
Jones
Anderson
Conrad
Dicker
Lyman
Needles
Ramsey
Stier
White
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Sixth Street
Alderman White
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W. W. Parker
C. W. Pulley
J. Borens
R. M. Westphalen
Wm. Martin
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H. T. Stewart
Frank Cain
Committee of Fire
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Committee of Fremen
South America
Pearson’s Weekly
Loypoy
Matarli
Hawk
Camenon
Crawford & Crawford
Crane
Grant
Granta
Grunts
Garner
North American Review
Santa Glaus
N. K. Fairbank Company
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New York
Liberal
Lester L. Tilden
Opera House
National Bank
A. McWaid
Pres
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Turner
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C. L. Brown
R. Hannan
Chas, R. Hunt
Chas. Block
T. G. Turner
H.L. Henderson
Canada
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Harlan
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