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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1910
Page
2
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Gertrude Ellis Skinner serves as associate editor at Skinner and Ulmer Publishers with active duties in editorial planning and publication oversight for local periodicals.
A mosaic of seasonal notes and local color moves from warnings about candles and saloons to reflections on Christmas as memory. Readers are urged to mind fire safety, consider civic issues in Hibbing, and ponder festive life amid quotes and poems about the season.
In twilight gloom the ghosts of past years fill empty seats, facing us with earnest faces. The scene revives deeds and dreams, offering a foretaste of life’s lifetime, showing how present moments echo the past and form a whole.
Lyle Township coverage notes visit by W D Epler of Alberta at C A Roberts home and attendees at corn exhibit. Spelling contest at MinnERooka Ce. 7th draws Grace Rosenthal and Sadie Roberts. Minnie Cole wins two books as prizes. Handkerchief auction raises over twenty dollars for Woodbury school. W D Ames drills well. True Trowbridge visits H C Merl. Sadie Roberts shops. Three blind pigs “saw their sight” at London Glenville Myrtle. Christmas trees planned at Lyle Center and District 70 program and tree night upcoming.
A Confederate officer’s joke as discipline shows a brigadiers apple raid tale. General Cleburne sits on a fence top rail as soldiers steal apples, then orders each culprit to bear a rail for a mile or two, while Granbury’s men watch. Old Pat’s apple ruse becomes lesson in restraint.
The piece recounts bog dangers in Exmoor, recalling Carver’s drowning in literature and a near-fatal bog incident shared by S. Bar ing-Gould. An ordnance survey official describes getting lost at Redmire in winter, sinking thigh to armpits, and using a six foot bamboo to pry free before regaining dry ground.
The quote recalls Opie Read praising criticism as a high compliment and a Arkansas hotel scene where a man learns from his wife reading his book aloud. The piece shifts to Old Postal Rates, noting 32 ounce parcels from Deal to London costing over 16 and a Dublin to Irish town parcel mischarged as a letter costing £11, per London Chronicl.
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