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Newspaper

Audubon County Journal

Location

Exira, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1903

Page

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Hamlin and nearby churches plan gatherings and services

In Hamlin and nearby towns, pastors announce Sunday School at 10, preaching at 11, Young People, Christian Endeavor, and midweek prayer meetings. Notes on community news include visits, lumber purchases, ball games, farm activities, and local improvements.

Young People’s Meeting Old Hamlins Christian Endeavor Lone Star J. H. Montcomery Ole Terkelsen Miseos Clara Johnson Anna Caretensen Hamlin J. C. Johnson Henry Johnson Elkhorn Mary Johnson

A Wack of Carita and the Old Card Game Origins

The article traces the origin of a stick game from country roots to card games. It notes small sticks used as counters, the evolution of carved ivory pieces, and the spread via Asiatic influence. It also cites New York World remarking on Pacific coast Ludi men reusing ancestral sticks on a westward journey.

Carita Wiel America New York World

Word Starvation Traced From Dundas Origin And Viewpoints

The entry discusses how the term starvation was coined by Henry Dundas in 1775 during American debates and later used as a political nickname. It notes the word’s etymology from starve and the Latin ending attob, mentions initial opposition, and references a quirky aside about aging and eating.

Henry Dundas Viscount Melville Dundas Edinburgh

Audubon County Board Adopts Highway Change and Burrows Damages

The Audubon county board approved abandoning part of a north south highway between sections 84 and 35 in Douglas township to permit a public road realignment. It authorized purchasing land in section 34 and appointed residents to appraise damages, plus approved various county expenses, school fund reports, and adjourned then reconvened to discuss further claims and fees.

Wm. Berg Jacob Rudolph Douglas Township Hs’ Wattles Audubon County Thos Davis CH Earhart CH Sampson Ee Davis H. Earhart Sampson Recorder On Motion F & Blume Milliman Miller Johnson Eensee Alex Ferguson Welch Exiting Co F Moon Layland Lee Taggart & Lymac Geo N Christensen County Bridge Rica JE Potter Ridgley Matt Parrott & Sons Supplie Tower & Lyon Soren R Nelson Orrel Jordan Chris Hansen Petersen Extra Greeley Leroy Township Audubon Ind Joe H Ross Justice of the Peace State of Iowa John Jones I M Anderson D P Peterson FU Anderson Pris Anderson Hardes Miller Family Mussen & Son Hoover Court House Nick Dosting & Co M Harrington W Perrine Viola Township LA Brafford Lizzie Wright J Bhingledecker Com Work Millery Oeir

Untamed Tigers and Slang Lessons Across Columns

A jumble of items from a historical page includes a claim for Dr. King's New Life Pills, a discussion on the impossibility of truly taming a tiger, and a critique of slang. Also features notes on roulette croupiers and a snippet from the Argonaut with quirky anecdotes and observations.

Nims P. Horch Greenwaldt Dr. King Nick Dorling & Co

The Independent Boy and a Scotch Sermon Figure

The piece reflects on boys independence and judgment in social life. Emerson is cited with a Scotch example from Scott where Dubean of Knockdunder smokes through a sermon, then resumes prayer, illustrating restrained behavior after mischief.

Emerson Sir Walter Scott Heart of Midlothian Dubean Knockdunder

Bottles and Souls and the Geology of the Heart

A brief, stylized exchange contrasts oriental proverb lore about empty and full bottles with a literary passage where Maude dismisses Henry and Charles for lacking certain figurative qualities. She notes watching Mr Richfellow, who possesses the needed "rocks," as a possible future prospect.

Maude Henry Charles Mr. Richfellow

The Grotesque and Lamb Editor’s Whistled Sermon

A jumbled quotation credits the Grotesque Canon Ringer, Lamb biographer, and editor, noting a tension between preaching and whistling on a stick. The misquoted line hints that people ignore sermons unless delivered with a whistle.

Ringer Charles Lamb

Weight Counting Rite In Hindon Town Causes Cloth of Gold

A traveler recalls a Hindu ceremony where a fat man’s body weight was weighed in gold pieces at a crowd gathering. The event, tied to a sect, ends with the rich sharing the gold among the needy, while townsfolk chant a ritual refrain Tulabharat Tulabhera Indira as the scale balances.

Gola Toner Hidia India Philadelphia

A Tale of Wine, Wager, and Winnings in Mexico

In a Mexican town a wealthy merchant succumbs to drink and loses his fortune selling lottery tickets. After a drunken lapse he learns unsold tickets won 35,000 in gold, so he collects, pays debts, and swears off alcohol. Years later he remains wealthy, proving the tale’s moral is poor yet the story strong.

Mexico New Orleans Times-Democrat

Stomach aid helps Mrs Curtis of Lee Mass recover

Mrs Sarah W Curtis of Lee Massachusetts reports relief from indigestion and sour stomach after using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. She says she can now eat many things she previously could not. The ad urges others with stomach trouble to try the tablets, sold by Nick Doffing & Go.

Sarah W. Curtis Lee, Mass Chamberlain Nick Doffing & Go

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A Hamlin Evangelical Church J. Wirt Presbyterian Services Mize Grace Wells i Nowy Id Dryden Oxira Churley Stanley Lawrence Johnson Kimballton Lumber Company Otto Larsen Rev. Wirth G. Weaver A. A. Wells Johnson & Carstensen J.K. Johnson A.d. Brower Will Wissler Robert Mullinger Chris Boe Hikkhorn George Kylimme John McKibben Dan Pullerton Otto Larson A. E. Hasmuesen Ekhorn Frank McNally Atlantic Theo, Gearheart Neola Joel Crees George Gerard Misa Jessie Johansen Botania Church Peter Rasmussen Hamp Jones Blue Grass Creamery Company Fred Meileman Lilly Wirth Napierville, Dr Audubon Presbyterian Church Old Hamlin Missionary Fund Lars Babeck Hamblin Pete Nelson J. H. Jones Uncle Sam Bucklen Bett Nick Dofting & Gols Dng Atone Sayfa Ander Atchison Giobo Board Proceedings Audu 1 Beast New York Commercial Monte Carlo Chichester Safp Fase Wllan Rowled Witts Meno Dangeroun Livy Chichester Chemical No Madison Square Montloo Desians Corvrichts &c Scientific American All New York Washington, D DE. J. Hf. McLean Medicine CO St. Louis K.C.S Kansas City Southern Railway Gulf United States Pullman Sleeping Car Service Joplin Ft, Smith Texarkana Bhreveport Lake Charles Beaumont Houston Galveston Kansas City Southern Ry D. Dutton Warner EWN Ropulor AL Kanena City Ato U. S A.C. Shaw Den’t Ag't Pass Dept Canadian Pacific R'Y Clark St Chicago Hil Auditor’s Unt Chas. van Gorder John McDaniels Ed Delmhoyde Exchange’ Bank Monay
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