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Newspaper
Audubon County Journal
Location
Exira, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1907
Page
5
Skilled labor combines best materials into a range praised for operation, convenience, and economy. Exterior blue steel, asbestos lined flues, large oven, and grey iron linings. Water front copper reservoir, superior nickel finish, and guaranteed fuel savings.
Oakfield 1 Brayton Dick Chase visits Brayton Extra. Mr J M Wilson ill with kidney trouble. O F Ide shipped four hog cars to market. A P Anderson bought tiling for a well. Brayton Lumber received coal and brick. Martin Nelson the cream hauler bought a good horse team. Mr and Mrs Jans Hagen entertained Peter Miller of Atlantic. Joshua Cousins bought a team in Audubon. Fred Screider seeks a helper for the shop. Will Andrews visits Omaha hospital. wife recovering. H M Bartlett to Duroc sale in Guthrie Center. Church plans to hire a permanent preacher or use a supply. Rev. House of Guthrie Center may preach for them. Notes on accounts with Bisom Brayton law. LM Parrott in Extra. Dr Koob and wife in Anita. Blacksmith helper Martin leaves for better work. Anna Dettmer to Extra as pupil at Mrs Conmardy School. N L Hansen and wife visit Atlantic. business trip to Audubon. Hamlin brothers in Brayton. Ruby Muriel Kathleen Koob visit grandfather Scoob at Anita. L F Possoble of Marengola leaves after Holidays. Ralph Goodwin of Griswold visiting Brayton hotel. Cupid jokes on Andrew Jensen from Corning. Hans Drier wins eight dollar clock. Benedict hints for spring. Band masquerade ball Feb 7 in Brayton. bring your girl. Peter Sylvester tours, buys pool tables for bowling alley. retires from active duty due to cold. Ordway, Powers, Beers ill but improving. operation advised for Uncle Dave. Rebekahs lodge petitioners secured. dispensation near. Mrs I F Honnold leaves for Griswold after visit.
An insidious danger of kidney disease is rapid onset before symptoms. Foley's Kidney Cure is advertised as a remedy that corrects irregularities and prevents Bright's disease diabetes. Nick Dofling.
Cuanius Spencer, Extra, and James Larsen traveled to Extra Monday to buy an ice cutter and begin cutting and storing ice immediately. Several local notes mention visits, illnesses, baptisms, births, farming trades, and a Denmark relocation tale, all reflecting small town life and events.
Neighbors connected to the M. W. A. camp at Brayton are urged to attend on February 5 as two candidates seek admission and will be adopted that night. The gathering promises substantial business to be transacted.
The article asserts that renowned diners including the late Sir Henry Thompson regarded a skilled woman cook as superior to any male chef. It critiques pretentious chefs and argues much of the chef industry’s wealth stems from elites seeking to dismiss competent women in the kitchen.
In Lake Neuchatel a hand made island may be created soon as Swiss efforts push grand scale improvements. A submerged mountain lies beneath the lake and the draft draws a handsome ready made foundation not common to every lake.
The piece notes that animals exercise more than humans and thus have stronger heart health. It observes frequent events of men sprinting to catch boats or trains and subsequently collapsing, highlighting contrasts in physical exertion and cardiac resilience. It implies exercise as a factor in immune and heart strength.
The passage argues that people, not just athletes, should be able to run a small distance without discomfort. It then contends the universe contains billions of suns, noting the nearest sun-like star is about 25 trillion miles away. An airship at one mile per minute would take about 48.63 million years to reach it.
A frugal man in California struck a deal with a photographer for a half length portrait at half price. When the artist delivered a waist up view, the sitter reacted with harsh remarks and rude language.
A fragmentary note discusses Perceval Gibbon’s view of tragedy, the crowded tenements of New York City’s lower East Side, and a quip about a Harvard athlete who marries a dressmaker and milliner, suggesting brains and brawn plus possible cooking skill.
Brief line from Cynic’s Word describing Aborigines as persons of little worth who clutter new lands, then as they cease to cumber they fertilize, reflecting a dismissive colonial viewpoint.
The selection from Woman's Life proclaims a happy person as a brighter presence than money. A cheerful individual brings goodwill, and their entrance into a room is likened to a candle being lit, illuminating those around them.
A regular fee is charged in Germany for canal use and for canalized rivers but not for rivers that have been made navigable or improved. The policy distinguishes waterways by their level of navigability and improvement, applying charges to some routes while waiving others.
It is predicted that a considerable number of Japanese laborers will be at work on Brazilian coffee plantations next year.
Fashion favoring kid gloves has pushed lamb skins and kid skins prices up by about sixty percent, reflecting stronger demand in the leather goods market.
A New York Times reflection notes that when enemy forces strike, restraint governs future moves, with emphasis on sizing up the adversary and choosing measured retaliation. The piece argues prudence in the face of aggression and the importance of proportion in strategy.
Snails locate their eyes at the tip of the first pair of their long upper feelers, marking the eye placement on the head. This positioning helps with light detection while keeping the rest of the body protected.
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