Weather notes and local society announcements
Partly cloudy and much colder tonight. Dr C A Hegge made a professional call to Kasson Minnesota yesterday. The Ladies Aid society of the Lutheran church will hold a missionary meeting tomorrow afternoon in the church parlors. Ray Pettit and Charlie Brady went to Mason City last night. Mrs D H Stimson went to the cities this morning to spend a few days. Mrs Dennis Coughlin and daughter Marion of Rose Creek were in the city yesterday. H P Lien has resigned his position at Hirsh's and gone on the road for the International Harvesting Co. J Knowlton and Guy Burlingame attended the concert at Brownsdale last. Harry Erickson, Madelina Running and Marion Amundson are sick with the measles. Rev G Hills of St Mark's church Minneapolis will preach at Christ church tonight at eight. Everyone invited.
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C. A. Hegge
Kasson
Minn
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Lutheran Church
Ray Pettit
Charlie Brady
Mason City
D. H. Stimson
Dennis Coughlin
Marion
Rose Creek
H. P. Lien
Hirsh’s
International Harvesting Co
J. Knowlton
Guy Burlingame
Brownsdale
Methodist Church
G. W. Lutz
G. E. Ryan
Albert Lea
Ryan
Alfred Cressey
F. H. McCulloch
College St
N. W. Warren
A. C. Reynolds
Geo. Chandler
W. R. C. Aid Society
Everett Kilbourne
Charles City
Iowa
John Anderson
Rushford
Carpet Cleaning Service Offers Wide Home Care
A local cleaner advertises carpet rug and window cleaning with careful methods that protect even the finest fabrics. The service also assists with heavy household cleaning tasks.
Republican Convention Schedule Through June
A sequence of GOP events is listed including county, congressional, and state conventions beginning April 8 with county primaries and April 9 county meeting, April 15 congressional gathering in the city, April 16 state convention in Minneapolis, and a national convention in Chicago on June 16.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
Old Vegetable Treatment Promises Kidney and Bladder Relief
An authority touts a simple prescription for kidney and bladder trouble in the elderly. The remedy combines Compound Karyon, Fluid Extract Dandelion, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla in teaspoonful doses after meals and at night, plus plenty of water. The note claims high success in rheumatic symptoms tied to kidney dysfunction.
The Choice Cravat Dilemma in a Bohemian Tale
A young man considers two cravats before proposing to a widowed mother for her daughter's hand. He weighs style against sentiment choosing between a black and white bought tie or the gift from the girl. He ultimately wears the chosen cravat and gains parental approval.
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Bohemian Magazine
Haunted Houses Offered for Exorcism and Repair in England
A 1777 London advertisement offers exorcism services for empty mansions and castles in England and Wales. A European touring expert promises to remove evil spirits and make premises tenantable within six days, directing inquiries to Rev. John Jones, 30 St. Martin's Lane.
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London
England
Wales
Europe
John Jones
St. Martin’s Lane
N. B
One Hamilton piano available for short season
Courtesy of Chief Dayothea Sala the Auditorium is rented for a brief period. Mr Waite offers the Hamilton piano for sale or at least for a day or two of rental. Act now to secure a snap bargain from H. C. Waite Baldwin Manager.
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Dayotheasala
Knights of Columbus Regular Meeting Notice
The Knights of Columbus announce a regular meeting to be held Wednesday night. All members are urged to attend. Signed by J. A. Rutherford G. K. Co. I. Riley Financial Sec.
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Knights of Columbus
J. A. Rutherford
G. K. Co
I. Riley
Financial Sec
Inscribed Glass Marks Predecessor Of Jack Sheppard
A London house once home to the notable thief Jack Sheppard features a glass pane with a glazier’s inscription. It records John Woolley Brand, Painter and Glazier, dated March 12, 1706, placed about nine years before Sheppard lived there.
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Tower of London
London
Jack Sheppard
Jack
John Woolley Brand
Princess in a Vase at Cosmo Tonight
The Cosmo shows the feature Princess in a Vase a 1 001 foot epic with a tragic start and comic finish. Additional acts include Wandering Willie's Luck and The Poacher's Daughter with a new illustrated song.
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Willie
Alexander the Great Escapes Death at Banquet
In a Macedonian banquet at Pella, Alexander the Great dodged fatal danger when a toast offensive to him led his enraged father Philip to rise with a drawn sword. Drunk and weary, Philip collapsed before reaching the prince, who quipped about crossing from Europe to Asia yet misstepping from couch to couch.
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Alexander the Great
Pella
Macedonia
Philip
Alexander
Europe
Asia
Return to Earth Prompts Vast Roll Call Atchison Globe
A fragment cites a promise that the first thing the hero might face on returning to earth is the large crowd of people ready to answer his name at roll call, reflecting public curiosity and memory.
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Earth
Atchison, Globe
Cinnamon Canaries Color by Pepper Diet
Collier's Weekly notes that cinnamon canaries are produced by feeding birds red pepper and other red foods. The process is unreliable as many birds refuse the diet or suffer digestive issues, and only some show color change.
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Collier’s Weekly
Confession of Mouth Defends Dentistry From Fraud Charge
A New York Globe quotation features a city dentist defending the profession against graft and charlatanism. He asserts fraud exists but says genuine practitioners can be recognized by patient records and quick, honest work, claiming a dentist cannot fool another dentist even if he fools the public.
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New York Globe
Four Kinds of Nails
A primary class in a young ladies' school competes to write about nails. Sadie M., seven, impresses with a swift, straight reading listing four types finger nails door nails toe nails and tacks, drawing smiles from onlookers.
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Young Ladies’ School
Sadie M
The Insect and the Net
The article explains why insects fail to fly through nets with large meshes while birds do. It attributes the difference to eye structure: insects see a continuous surface due to many facets, making meshes invisible, causing hesitation. birds see distinct meshes and pass through easily.
Dear Friend Confession Sparks Gracious Gossip
In a Louisville Courier-Journal style blurb a woman admits kissing a man after a confrontational defiant remark. Her best friend questions whether the kiss was resisted, framing a sharp social exchange in a small personal matter.
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Louisville¢ Courier-Journal
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