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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1910
Page
2
Gertrude Ellie Skinner and Skinner and Ulmer Publishers announce subscription rates. Details cover yearly charges, delivery options, and contact for renewals. Includes affiliates and associate editor designation.
Snow, to make Christmas more real, dominates two more days of rush and worry. Local readers note ongoing preparations and reactions as shoppers anticipate celebrations and seasonal bustle.
The Baptist Sunday school will present a Christmas program next Sunday at 7 30 P M with a choir song Christmas is With Us Again and numerous recitations duets and solos by Axel Hanson Elsie Rockwell Dorothea Evison Ethel Evison Vivian Varco Phyllis Jensen Mary Munger and others including a closing prayer The program features items such as The Light from the Manger The Pearl Gates and The Christmas Story among many others performed by a large cast from the Sunday school.
A midnight Christmas Eve Holy Communion service features solo performances and hymns including O Come All Ye Faithful and O Holy Night. Performers listed include J. Redding and Reed with selections by Mendelssohn Gounod and Old Chant Gloria.
The Methodist Sunday school plans a Christmas program Saturday at 7 30 p m featuring choruses solos and recitations The primary department presents a chorus Mrs Hendryx offers a recitation Santa Claus and decorations are arranged by Mr Fairbanks Will Stout of St Paul will whistle The participants meet at 3 p m Saturday for practice to prepare a joyful Christmas program.
The Christmas program will be rendered at Central Presbyterian Church Saturday evening at 7:30 sharp. It features hymns, prayers, recitations by Emma Fuller Montie Rodgers Rachel Anderson Miss Ames class Jane Todd and others, with songs by Margaret Ward Byron List and other primary classes.
Local program at the church features Lloyd Dahmen and three little boys performing a three Wise Men trio along with Santa Claus Band. All participants are asked to attend the event at 7 o clock.
A Christmas morning mass will be sung at St Augustine's church at six o'clock and the 10 30 service will feature the full choir with orchestral accompaniment. Loeesh's mass in honor of St Michael has been selected.
A 7 30 Saturday program at the Congregational church features Scripture readings, a processional, and carol selections. Superintendent PEG FOE chins leads sections with class performances by Boys and Girls, including a Christmas garland display, tree exercise, recitations, acrostic, and solos by Thekla Knopf and others.
An English newspaper note shows a purse found in Burford streets. The loser is asked to forward it to the address of the recognized finder. A few days later a counter reply appears inviting the caller to visit the finder's house.
A Cleveland Leader quip notes a woman calling Ibsen’s plays stupid provoking remarks about culture. The exchange centers on taste and perception, with a witty rebuttal highlighting social judgments and misread sophistication.
Baltimore American quotes a sharp exchange: a veteran executive tells a younger partner that brains are needed, and the reply notes the senior’s business acumen is evident. The brief dialogue signals tensions over leadership and competence in the local industry.
Dialogue excerpt contrasts appearances and character. Cleverton notes a tailor as the first to greet. Bailey’s aphorism reflects on human nature and kindness across genders in society.
Fast Side Locals report Jo Lorenz returning from Mankato to his mother, Janie Taylor en route from Brownsdale to stay with parents in Austin for holidays, Rev Father Jasal visiting the Kloyda home, Mrs Dan McLaren hosting the G T club, a fine lunch at five, and several residents headed to the cities, Hokah, or back home for Christmas season.
An advertisement warns that persistent ear ringing may signal catarrh spreading to the Eustachian tubes and risking partial deafness. It promotes HYOMEI inhalation via a pocket inhaler, with a $1 complete outfit or 50 cent separate bottles, available at K O Weld and druggists.
In a shop a customer asks about a sign reading Shaving V Pessimists 25 cents. The barber replies it takes longer to shave a man with a long face, a joke delivered with a grin.
A Pittsburg Post item notes daughters Muriel and Zara clash with housework duties. It contrasts temperamental Muriel and intense Zara, questioning traditional help from daughters in household tasks.
An exchange from Yonkers State man notes a discussion about settling. Egbert clarifies that his brother did not settle in Canada and suggests he went there to avoid settling.
The text describes two dramatic natural oddities. In Java an Island of Fire sits in a boiling mud lake where steam forms six foot bubbles that rise and explode. The largest snow lake lies above Ispar Pass in the Karakoram range, over 800 square miles, while Swiss ice appears as a sea of snow cracked by solar heat.
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