Southern Minnesota Awakening urged in harsh editorial
A Herald article laments uncredited local letters about a burning case of a girl, flags Dunn and Burnquist for House speakership with Dunn opposing county option, while Southern Minnesota is urged to mobilize. It contrasts northern growt h with southern lethargy and urges regional agitation and organization to boost development and loyalty.
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House of Representatives
H. H. Dunn
Albert Lea
J. A. Burnquist
St. Paul
Dunn
Minnesota
Bro. Day
Sunny Monday Soap Delivers Distorting Cleaning Power
A vintage advert claims Sunny Monday soap creates dirt distortion as it cleans. It boasts performance in any water type from hard to boiling and asserts consistent salt composition. The copy emphasizes rubbing and clothes care, presenting a versatile laundry claim.
Southern Minnesota Development Plan Prompts Regional Meeting
The speaker notes state the state drained land cost shared by the south and urges counties to hold January meetings of the county boards. They describe forming a Southern Minnesota Development Association modeled after the Northern group and call on commercial clubs, county boards, city councils, farmers units to convene a central convention to launch the movement.
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Southern Minnesota Development Association
Northern Development Association
Farmers’ Organization
Church Services Schedule
Church notices list morning services at 10:00 a m and hours starting 7:30 p a with evening or additional times implied.
Mass Times in St Augustine Station
In Augs Augustine mass schedule lists an 8:00 and 19:30 service. Evening service at 7:30.
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St, Augustine
Worth While Life consecration meeting led by Marty Jensen
The B Y P U 6:80 holds a consecration meeting on the topic The Worth While Life led by Marty Jensen guiding the group through spiritual focus and reflection.
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Marty Jensen
Reverend Donald McKensie to preach twice on Sunday
Rev. Donald McKensie of Minneapolis will preach both morning and evening. Sunday School at 12 m. Christian Endeavor at 6 30.
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Donald McKensie
Minneapolis
Christian Endeavor
Reverend J A Emanuel Naess Leads Sunday Services
Rev J A Emanuel Naess, pastor. English Communion at 10 a m. Sunday School and Bible Class at noon. Evening union temperance service at the Idle Hour.
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J. A. Emanuel Naess
Union Temperance Service
Church Services and Events Announced in City Notices
The First Church of Christ Scientist lists services at 10:30 a.m. with morning speaker Rev J F Stout and evening union service. Sunday School at 12:05 p.m. Epworth League at 6:30 p.m. First Congregational Church advertises 10:30 a.m. worship, 12 m. Sunday School, 6:30 p.m. Christian Endeavor, and an 8 o'clock Wednesday Testimony meeting. Union Anti Saloon League service in the evening.
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J. F. Stout
D. D
P. Y. Youngdah
Epworth League
First Church of Christ Scientist
First Congregational Church
Corner St. Paul and
Mill Streets
F. E. Knopf
Christian Endeavor
Paul Knopf
Union Anti Saloon League
Christ Church Episcopal Service Schedule
Corner St Paul and Water streets. Rev C W Holmes rector. First Sunday in December no early service Holy Communion and sermon at 10 30 am First Sunday corporate communion for all parish Sunday School noon Vespers 5 pm Full choir practice tonight 7 30 pm
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Corner St. Paul and
Water Streets
C. W. Holmes
Revival at Christian church closes tomorrow
The revival meetings have been a success and will conclude with three services tomorrow. At 10:30 a.m. the pastor will speak on The Mind of Jesus to new converts. A baptismal service is at 3:30 p.m. The evening service features a song service and a gospel sermon on Facing Our Record. Christian Endeavor and Bible School operate at regular times.
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Christian Church
Jesus
Christian Endeavor
Bible School
Beeman's Saturday dances and local bargains
Local notes report a lively Beeman's Auditorium dance with 50 cent admission and good music. Advertisements tout midweek and weekend clothing bargains at Hirsh's and Golden Eagle, including boys suits from 2 to 5 dollars, coats and overcoats, and affordable winter gear.
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Beeman
Hirsh’s
Richard Agar
New York City
H. A. Avery
Golden Eagle
The Utamaro Gift At A Wedding
A guest at a wedding discovers an authentic Utamaro Japanese print among the gifts and insists it is the gem of the couple’s presents. The bride discovers the print was intended as their wedding gift, shocking the husband who wanted it for his collection. The piece ends with a note on the Dilettante Society of London, an arts club famed for refined tastes and a long history.
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Utamaro
Los Angeles Times
Dilettante Society
London
Italy
Walpole
Grasshopper Weather Vane Tops Faneuil Hall in Boston
The copper grasshopper weather vane atop Faneuil Hall, crafted in 1742 by Shem Crowne for Peter Faneuil, is one of America’s oldest vanes. Its travels include a move from the New Brick Church steeple, a 1755 earthquake, a 1780 fire era, and a 1880 mishap after a flag raise, now restored in place by the Globe.
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Faneuil Hall
America
Shem Crowne
Boston
Drowne
Ann Street
Shepard Memorial Church
Cambridge
Hanover Street
Massachusetts Historical Society
Peter Faneuil
Roston
Boston Globe
He Met His Match The Rursian Matehal sw
An odd tale from a bitter January night shows a famous jester-like figure confusing soldiers with a riddle about the stars. The soldier answers calmly and a delay leads to the jester’s downfall as the rider is ultimately promoted the next day.
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Matehal
Jon
Martyr to Arn Tooth Extraction Gone Comical
A dental scene unfolds with a battered dialogue as a grimacing forceps operator extracts a supposed sound front tooth. Amid bluster and muddled speech the tooth comes free, prompting a mock explanation about fitting a piece of oak to explain the joke. The bizarre exchange ends with comic triumph and puzzled questions.
The Ever Active Brain and Sleep’s Silent Work
The article discusses constant inner thought and unconscious cerebration during sleep and wakefulness. It argues the mind never rests, with reason yielding to imagination at times as the brain maintains ceaseless activity. This New York American piece frames thinking as an ongoing, even restless, process.
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