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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1902
Page
3
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A Scottish parliamentary candidate canvassing a constituency offered a £5 for a kitten to influence an elderly couple. The old woman replied that her husband is independent, noting the opponent had paid £10 for the kitten’s brother yesterday.
The article notes German soldiers earn only cents per day and officers enforce strict control over their pay. During inspections officers may inspect money bags worn around the neck and punish soldiers who spend too freely, ensuring pay covers expenses.
A man named Erastus Pinkley weighs delaying work after buying a policy ticket. He tells his employer he would rather wait until after the drawing to decide if he will work. The exchange occurs in a Washington Star excerpt.
Miss Ada Coo ley offers dressmaking at 605 7th St. Guillemin's promotes Maple Walnut ice cream with Pears Plums and Peaches at Main St. Fruit Store. Local business and social updates include visits, travels, a funeral, lodge events, and upcoming parades and exhibitions.
At a special Congregational meeting Thursday evening the Austin church voted to call Rev. Arthur Dascomb of Glencoe as pastor for one year. He has two years of pastoring experience and strong work with youth. Letters of recommendation came from leading Congregational pastors in the state.
About twenty five youths enjoyed a Thursday picnic at Smith's farm. They traveled by boat and brought a picnic dinner and supper. Games and boating filled the evening until late.
Mrs. Fred Fenton entertained many friends Thursday evening at her Oakland Avenue home. Ping pong provided the entertainment and guests enjoyed refreshments of ice cream and cake.
At the Ladies of the Grand Army meeting on Wednesday afternoon two new members were initiated. About twenty members later visited Mrs. Galloway’s home for a picnic supper and cheerful social time. Mrs. Galloway will depart soon for Honolulu.
Thursday evening Chas Dalton of Rock Falls Iowa collided with a bellless bicycle on East Bridge Street. Dalton was thrown into a gutter, unconscious, and carried to Mrs. Waye's home. His condition later improved as he regained consciousness.
Mrs. M Kelsey plans to join her husband at Lariniore where he works as brakeman between Lariniore and Crockston. Miss Clara Bohan visits Collins home in Anoka Wisconsin. Miss Malick from Omaha visits Mr and Mrs Collins. Earl Woodard returns from Minneapolis. Mrs Nield comes down from the cities. Mrs Charlie Bell of Newry visits Austin friends.
The article recalls ancient cures for toothache via prayer as in St. Augustine and John Wesley, notes Shakespearean philosophy on pain, and mentions saints Apollonia and Blaize as patrons and legends. It cites Chambers Journal as source.
A humorous exchange between an eminent philanthropist and Amanda describes giving a poor man 10 cents, with a quip that the amount will rise to $10 once recorded in the anecdote column, reflecting newspaper wit.
We are sole agents for the Celebrate and Story & Clark pianos. The Kerree Company has operated for 60 years and the Clark piano line dates to 1865. Clark pianos are used and endorsed by many artists including Jean de Reske Ellen Beach Yaw George Sahil Bispham and Clementine de Vere Selegia.
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