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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1905
Page
6
Classified notice from Austin Minnesota seeking a bright honest young man from Austin to prepare for a position in the Government Mail Service. Also multiple local ads note businesses selling candy tea and general goods, holiday items, and services with brief notices of births, illnesses, shopping specials, and community events in Austin and nearby towns.
Schleuder's offers beautiful cut glass creamer and sugar sets at 3.50 each, latest parasols, improved chafing dishes, and fountain pens as Xmas presents. The North Western Telephone Exchange advertises home service plans while Emerson Hall provides plumbing and repair work. John Dorsett of St Paul visited Austin Monday.
The Chris Meyers family in Nevada township endures tragedy as Sophia Leverson, wife of Leverson, from Leeds North Dakota, dies after typhoid fever. Her sister, who came to teach, also dies soon after. Funeral plans followed. The community表达深切同情 amid losses.
J. A. Johnson, an employee at the Hormel Packing House, was struck by a bucket falling from the top of the new building under construction Monday afternoon. He was knocked unconscious, taken to St. Olaf hospital, and treated by Dr. Hegge for internal injuries. he is resting easier.
Chicago December 16 to 23 1905 International Live Stock Exposition tickets offered by Chicago Great Western Railway at a single fare plus 2 00 for round trip Tickets on sale December 16 to December 23 Final return limit December 24 Information available from any Great Western agent von Emer G P A St Paul Minnesota
A man asks if the jury found the prisoner guilty. The policeman replies no verdict was reached as the burglar escaped. The exchange highlights a failed capture and the lack of a formal guilty finding.
Local candy shop advertises a range of chocolates priced from nine cents to sixty cents per pound. It notes the sale features “Very Desir” treats and invites customers to inquire about a Fancy Work Basket Candy box to be given away on Christmas Eve.
A compact study traces the waltz from ancient sacred dances on village greens through medieval church rites. It notes tambourine and Isa dore influences, Moorish and Gregorian rites, and shows the shift from religious carole to the modern dance by the 11th century.
A terse exchange questions whether sympathy is shown for aged veterans facing hunger. The speaker pleads limited resources while the other expresses only sympathy, underscoring hardship among former soldiers.
A compact reflection states that without learning to have before you give you will never possess anything worthwhile to offer. The quote emphasizes preparedness as a prerequisite to meaningful generosity.
Abridged satire notes critics are kickers and gifts are costly. It argues gossip thrives on details and family quarrels reveal clever remarks. It observes wives protect husbands, widowers prove it, and hints the biscuit gripes may trigger a fatal apology to guests. From Atchison Globe.
Edward H. Martin argues wealth acts like a poison, eroding character and family stability. He notes rain destroys savages and wealth harms those unaccustomed to privilege, stressing how even talented individuals can falter without proper upbringing and training of children emerging from poverty.
A Philadelphia Ledger quote contrasts cost of living in New York with the cost of lying to seem free. The exchange features a man who admits truthfulness matters more than appearances and hints at social influence.
A playful dialogue unfolds as Little Jack asks what it means when his father calls himself captain. Ma explains the father is head of the house, Jack suggests he is captain, pilot, and Ma should be the compass. They joke that the captain and pilot are “boxing the compass.”
A seven year old Handel travels with a physician to the Duke of Brunswick residence. The boy’s playing on organ keys captivates the duke, leading to a commission and placement at Nantes cathedral, marking the start of his formal musical education.
The passage describes a fish net and protective barriers around a property, noting sacredness and the protection afforded to that class. It mentions evicting a house due to contagious or snaroytioe issues and the severe penalties for disturbing the barrier.
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