Mt Olive Social Roundup At Mt Olive Baptist Church
Mrs Cland Smith and son DeForest visit from Dubuque with Earl Crippen family. Numerous neighbors and out of town guests attend socials, picnics, and church events. Edith Gillet departs for school, others visit Storm Lake and Rochester. Sunday school encouraged at Mt Olive church.
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Victor Georke
Misa Edith Gillet
Loremor
Ed Deibner
Lem Sanford
la Doska
Storm Lake
Mr. and
Mrs. Johnson
Lloyd Ohls
Mt. Oli Baptist Church
Administratrix Named for Christian Priestate Estate
Notice states Johanna Pries is appointed administratrix of the Christian Priestate estate in Cherokee County Iowa. Creditors must pay promptly and those with claims must file them with the district court clerk for allowance as provided by law. Dated August 5 1920. Besore Snell Brothers Attorneys represent the estate.
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Cherokee Couty
Iowa
Cherokee County
Johanna Pries
Besore &Snell Brothers
Tale Of The Handkerchief Landscape Lesson
The story of an artist who, stranded with no canvas, stretched a handkerchief over his case and painted a landscape. A visitor warned that the paint would not wash out, prompting a look of shock from the lady.
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Ernest Shackleton
London
After Theater Dilemma on Economy Plan
A dialogue fragment shows a couple debating frugal living. They consider saving by skipping lunch after theater, weighing whether to cut theater costs or substitute the after-show meal. The exchange highlights domestic budgeting and practical tradeoffs.
Woman from Boston Encounters Western Cattle Herd
An observant Bostonian on her first Western trip notes a herd of branded cattle crossing the plains and exclaims at the engraved cows. Her remark captures the novelty of seeing branding marks in the open range.
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Boston
Poetical Relief on Bacon and Shakespeare Belief
A fragment questions the claim that Francis Bacon authored Shakespeare's plays in a philosophical tone. The lines hint at doubt and curiosity about authorship and literary creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacon
Ike
Red Cross Health Centers Aim to Mainstream Health Service
The American Red Cross launches a nationwide health campaign through Red Cross Health Centers operating in communities to teach disease prevention, provide health education, and connect the public with clinics and nurses. More than one hundred centers already active nationwide offer health lectures demonstrations and classes on hygiene, first aid and nutrition.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross Health Service Department
National
American Hed Cross Health Center
Red Cross
Red Cross Health Center
Red Cross Health Centers
American Red Gross Health Center
French Praise For Our Red Cross Work
Andre Tardieu lauds American Red Cross aid to wartorn France. He notes 1918 expenditures near 87 million francs and 1919 charitable outlays around 171 million francs. He cites large stock donations and the Junior Red Cross effort uniting French and American youth.
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RED Cross
France
Andre Tardieu
United States
American Red’ Cross
Ned Cross
America
Spring Magic 2 192% a tale of youth and memory
Jim Reynolds reads a sentimental poem by Mary McGhee and recalls his past with Claire Inman and Mary. The story follows his plan to take a vacation to revisit his college town while colleagues glow about a new advertising writer Mary McGhee Martin.
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Jim Reynolds
Mary McGhee
Mary
Jim
Claire Inman
Claire
Current
Galahad
Bill
Harlan
Ourden
Mary McGhee Martin
Peace commemoration dinner at Cafe Monico honoring British Imperial Forces
The Blackfriars club held a peace commemoration dinner at Cafe Monico. Capt. Bruce Bairnsfather recalled drawing pictures to capture what British soldiers felt during the war. He described his first drawing made on Plug Street, sent to London, and forgotten until a letter arrived with a check, his first payment.
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Blackfriars Club
Cafe Monico
Bruce Bairnsfather
Ole BI
Bert
Alt
London Times
Virgin Timber in West Sees Large Timber Reserves
The forests of Western Oregon and Washington hold the nation’s largest virgin timber reserves and supply much of the country’s lumber. The American Forestry Magazine notes Washington has led in lumber output since 1905, while Oregon ranks third in production but first in standing timber, with rising annual cuts expected to push it to the forefront.
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Oregon
Washington
United States
American Forestry Magazine
Washington, D. C
Tobacco Use By Population and Smokers
Estimates show 70 percent of adult males and a third of the total population use tobacco in some form. Per capita consumption runs seven pounds per person annually, while tobacco users average twenty pounds. About 25 million smokers and chewers each average twenty two pounds yearly, with 8 million cigarette smokers at 4,500 cigarettes and 5.5 million cigar smokers at 1,500 cigars each.
Stay Sick Tomorrow Bouquet From Pupils
A country schoolmarm, laid up by illness, told there would be no school. In the afternoon pupils sent a large bouquet with a note reading Please stay sick tomorrow too and we will send another bunch.
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Boston
Pranscript
Watchmaking Focus Expands Across Swiss Towns
Specialized craft in watchmaking spreads through nearly all cities and towns of Switzerland, reaching even small villas and remote valleys as artisans and firms boost production, preservation, and traditional techniques amid modernization.
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Switzerland
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Irs
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Deidner
Bertie Daibner
Ernest
Uno
Sioux Rapids
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Albert Cooley
Char. Sawvell
Earl Crippen
Ira
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Lorraine Jones
B. H. Dubes
Lewis Porter
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Frank Grafft
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Marx Burns
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Berk Porter Home
Mrs. Wik+ Dubes
Fred H Tbdee
Charoke
Spook Modis
B. H. Dubs
Ifre
Joe Stiten
Pete McGreg
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Bairnsfather
Tobacco Statistics
A.B. Daniels
Live Stock Commission
A. B. Daniels
Dick L. Dresser
B. J. Knoerle
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T. W. Yeeling
W.f.thompson
Hartford Accs Indemnity Co
Live Stock Exchange
Union Stock Yards
cHicaGo
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Aurelia, Iowa
Winfred Moulton
A. G. Connell
Weavers Tie
A. J. Tanner
Delaplane
W. C. Waddell
Baumann
H. A. Baumann
C.L. Lee
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association
Little Sioux River
Buena Vista County
F. H. Creppa
J.C. Lockin
J. ©. Lockin
F. H. Crepps
G. M. Dieterich
Nelsons Restaurant
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