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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1903
Page
1
Austin Daly Hevala Minn appears in a Xeeriad Clase Aval Pratter item. The brief notes a local incident and mentions involved parties and a court context. Further specifics are unavailable in the fragment.
The piece reflects on persistent fundraising for churches by Austin women, noting methods seen as unbusinesslike. It mentions Evaline Smith's budding interest in skating, a local rental ad, rising Christmas tree prices, and the era’s talk on telephones, pride in grafted ears, and the value of honesty in recovering lost money.
The article mentions over 400 students at the Normal College and records a first winter term milestone. It notes a forthcoming second term and a professor’s influence. It also describes a new law punishing leaving horses unblanketed or unclipped, with fines up to 100 dollars and up to ninety days in jail.
An OCR fragment lists numerous names and places including Boostrum, Prof Chase, Tucklin, Geo W aL, Southern Minn Normal, Dexter, E T Vrear, Theo, D 8 Gilson, Harpoian, A J Harrison, J C Joseph, B Krenan, James Kendrick, W N Nawell, Noble, Ky Uniortes, Gao Wengert, F S Brown, Hormel Packing, Maurak, Paddleford, Rackenthaler, Smith, Wilson, and others. A note mentions a person at HIM of Face and a squires of Andover related to Patrick and a conversation about payments. The passage is garbled and contains unrelated fragments.
The advertisement claims dandruff is caused by a germ and that Newhin's Herpicide is the only hair treatment proven to destroy it. It asserts the product is harmless, grease-free, and relieves itching while promoting healthy hair growth, with samples offered via mail order.
The Ladins of the Grand Army of the Republic met on Wednesday in regular session and elected officers for the coming year. Frances Watkins and Hannah Baxter serve as presidents, Fannie Warking as president, Louuis Dawes as president, Cellie Snyder as chaplain, Emma Xeller as conductress, Lullie Cunley as guard, Maggie H. Goodwin as installing officer. Delegates to the convention include Hannah Dawes and Fannie Watkins, with alternates Tessie Bassett and Elizabeth Dugan.
The London Gazette, oldest English newspaper, is described as vast, authoritative, and uniquely restricted in what can be advertised or omitted. Printing has belonged to the Harrison family since 1779, with government-typed copy, cabinet review, and tight secrecy surrounding forthcoming notices.
A collection of brief aphorisms discussing how wealth status and appearances influence judgment. quotes reflect on deportment shaping perception, vanity, and the idea that fate follows natural gravitation rather than effort.
The text lists ancient figures and their ages at death or duration of rule, noting long life spans and late works. It mentions Plato, Nis Inattour, froernies, Varro Heed, Masinissa, Quinius Fabius, Cula Censoriva, Gorgias Lontom, Classince, Cleans, Eophocles, Arganthonhs, and Asinioy, with ages ranging from the hundreds to eighty years and more.
At a Wednesday meeting in WA No 243 hall in Minnepolis officers were elected for the year including C George W Kessler W A David Wright Banker John E Pitten Clerk B H Starling Manager A N Kiosman Watchman Valentina Correll Sentry Wm Stearns. The installation and a 21st anniversary celebration were planned for January. Receipts of Minnesota post offices last fiscal year reached 3 399 279. state totals were 53 301 303. The report ranks Minnesota high in postal expenditure per capita.
A garbled excerpt describes a car hitting a wagon and a man blamed driver, with a policeman writing notes. It shifts to a London journal mention of Mr George Muryille Penn and a play by William Gilbert, noting audience and作者 confusion about authorship and performance.
The article describes blister beetles and their milky green elytra used in plasters and salves for medical purposes. It recounts their corrosive action, application methods, and a peculiar anecdote from New York Tribune about their influence on a herd, with a focus on historical medicinal belief.
An imperfect report describes a lone wanderer starving on a remote isle who discovers a coffee plant and shares a strange ritual with inhabitants. A Norman character guides a six part tale involving cyphe and cacao like elements, with coffee harvested later and distributed to nearby lands.
A historical kitchen note discusses shorter bake times for biscuits and bread, the need for a hotter oven for biscuits, use of a sponge mixed with yeast and water, and leaving the sponge to rise overnight or early in the morning. It mentions kneading, moisture variation among portions, and setting the sponge for overnight rising.
An old Parisian mendicant described as artful and watchful follows a strict code while soliciting aid. He avoids alms to sailors or the well fed, prefers those dining together, and accepts a half franc from a curious spectator, claiming a rule to avoid selfish acts while seeking charity. The tale is attributed to Galden Tenny.
Ancient texts describe the advent of smallpox with reference to early physicians and Persian, Greek, and Arabic writers. The piece cites Abu Bekr al-Razi and others, detailing beliefs, observed symptoms, and early medical observations. It also mentions a dramatic legend from Tibarl about the pestilence spreading, and references a Chicago Great Western Railway timetable and ticket sales.
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