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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1907
Page
3
Weather forecast calls for showers this afternoon and tonight with clearing and fair conditions Wednesday. Local residents attend weddings and events across nearby towns, including visits by Mrs. Peter Helebrant and Mrs. Nina Swift, with social notices and multiple shopping ads peppering the day.
Miss Minnie Reinariz left for the Park to visit her sister Amelis then to Mitohsil Dakota to resume work. Thomas Clancy of Minneaporte visited Austin. Mrs John Herzog returned from St Pauli where she met Miss Jala O’Brien. Miss Kate McShane accepted a Taopt primary school post. Kate Bertam traveled to the cit ies big morphy then Dakols. Mrs Wiese visited Hokah. Mrs John Harrington, an early settler, died Monday night and was buried in Lansing cemetery Thursday. Mr John Lundy of Kalamazoo, Mich., touring for Kalamazoo Bilo Co, was in town Wednesday. Prospects of many silos next year. Barley harvest and early cattails good. Dr Stimson of Hayfield attended Chas Baumgertner Saturday for his sick son Herbert. Mr and Mrs Herman Jacob were Austin visitors Thursday.
A fragment discusses grandmothers arranging Sunday meals for a preacher, recalling a tale of chasing a tough old hen, which was cooked tender. The piece notes fright makes animals tender, reflecting old sayings about cooking and preparation.
Fire in Jebracka Town Axtell Neb nearly wiped out main street destroying seven business buildings with contents. Loss estimated at 60000 dollars. In Durango Colo Mrs Francisco Marquese and two daughters aged under twelve drowned in the San Juan river near Arboles.
Kingston Aug 6 Fred Upright of Ulster Heights near Ellenville Ulster County shot Miss Flora Wright then killed himself. He was courting Miss Wright as part of a band and believed a rival existed. Miss Wright will recover from her injuries.
A sailor recalls eight ostriches carried aboard a ship that faced a nasty gale. The birds were buoyant at first but the ship lurched and knocked them about. Two survived to port after their legs shattered in the storm.
A neighbor asks a pianist to halt playing for two weeks so a son can begin flute lessons. The request prompts questions about the reason and polite living with music in close quarters.
In Mrs. Pickett's Personal Memoirs of Robert E. Lee and contemporaries' accounts, Lee shows no fixed secession theory, remains soldierly not dictatorial when needed, and even outshines Davis at times. Grant notes Lee's grave, unmoving face under stress, while Meade jokes about Meade's gray hair after surrender.
A gray headed man recalls a barber who refused to shave him at altitude in a sky scraping apartment hotel. The barber feared height and offered to descend to the shop but the man refused, leading to a nearly cut throat incident. the tale ends with a note on barber peculiarities.
In a Chicago News snippet, Margie says she has finished painting and will come down soon after a light powder. Young Gotrox admires a parlor portrait and comments to Mar gie about the sister's painting.
The sun and moon both influence tides though sun's mass makes it a major factor. Though farther away, the sun's immense mass yields a tide force about four tenths that of the moon. Spring tides occur at new and full moons when solar and lunar bulges align. neap tides happen at first and third quarters when they oppose each other.
In a witty exchange, a philosopher declares wealth won’t buy all, while Mr. Comrox jokes his family will keep pressing the checkbook. A child named Teddy brings home a green caterpillar and says a worm is big but not ripe yet to his mother.
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