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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1902
Page
2
The Herald notes Roosevelt's walk in his parlor as a backdrop to ongoing race prejudice. It references January 19 as Robert E. Lee's birthday being celebrated as a holiday in six Southern states this year.
The note questions if the interior secretary’s order for cropped telesate applies to white people as well as Native Americans and muses on the appearance of sportsmen with shortened hair.
The article notes Won’t Miss Stone, a trained writer once tied to a magazine, left her Massachusetts home to go to the Balkans to convert the natives and now anticipates a new volume upon her return.
The remark suggests that true understanding of wealth’s burden comes only after experiencing wealth’s drawbacks. It implies Carnegie believed money brings anxiety and trouble beyond mere possession. The passage frames wealth as a hazardous burden requiring firsthand experience to grasp.
Prince Henry of Prussia will visit in February to honor his brother the Kaiser by launching his yacht. The piece notes he is married and remarks American girls seeking titles should look elsewhere.
Material for a sermonic score cites Franklin J. Moses recently sentenced in Boston for stealing an overcoat and forging a check, crimes he calls minor among a lengthy record. Moses, who once served two years as Governor of South Carolina and as speaker of the state house, is described in stark fashion as having climbed high only to face a dangerous fall.
The poem argues real beauty and worth lie in everyday people and scenes near us not distant heroes. It urges looking around, appreciating local nature and modest deeds, saying true improvement comes from recognizing the good in ordinary men and women.
An old year ending and a new year beginning message invites customers to visit Austin's PanTor in UM for anticipatory cleaning, perfect pressing, and garment care as time shifts.
A reflective essay argues against harsh book criticism and the idolization of authors. It favors affectionate biographies over sharp fault-finding and laments the erosion of illusion about Dickens Thackeray Scott Columbus and Longfellow. The piece critiques journalism and praises Lagging in-depth, humane appreciation of literary figures.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos Jenson of Rose Creek were in town today for unspecified reasons, seen in local streets and shops.
The primary vote tallies show tickets were scratched in proper order with Democratic candidates replacing Republican names as appropriate. Warp 1 and Warp 2 results list mayors Treasurers and aldermen with names like Johnson Hormel Gate and Meany among others. a pocketbook lost at Mill and 84th Street is noted.
Mr and Mrs Art Rockafellow have returned from their wedding trip and are at home at the home of Mrs Belle Varco. Mr and Mrs Roy Varco are entertained at the Varco home.
Miss Nellie Fieha celebrated her birthday Tuesday night at sister Mrs. Oscar Ober’s home. Pete Johnson spoke and presented an opal ring. Guests enjoyed a dainty lunch before leaving. High School girls plan a basketball game tonight, inviting a few friends to attend.
A pleasant time was had at the slab dance on Friday with plans for weekly dances until Lent. Mr. Thos Cronan visited friends in Austin Thursday. Henry O Malley stayed briefly with friends Tuesday. Beelah Van Loan hosted a party Tuesday evening. Thompson 5 D made a business trip to Austin Thursday morning. Mrs Morgan Nelson leaves for Rochester for an operation. Not enough snow for sleighing yet.
Mrs. Benshoff showcases burnt wood chair and burnt leather crafts attracting notice. She offers lessons or accepts orders for her work at the Art Store showroom.
The Chicago Great Western Railway offers weekly Three Through Tourist Cars on varying routes. For booklets or information contact any Chicago Great Western Agent or J P Palmer General Passenger Agent Chicago Illinois.
A few Black Minorca and Barred Rock cockerels and about fifty Barred Rock pullets are offered at a bargain if taken soon by Frep L Pecx of Riverview Farm Austio.
The Johnson and Kendrick firm has dissolved. Books are at E. H. Smith's office over Austin Furniture Co. All accounts payable are due.
A 55 acre improved farm is listed for sale on easy terms. Inquiries should be made at the office of Johnson and Smith. 204.
Tickets to nearly all points in the United States are on sale at all ticket offices of the Chicago Great Western Railway on the first and third Tuesdays of January and February. The low acne fare plus $2.00 covers the round trip and is good to return within 21 days from the date of sale. For detailed information contact any Chicago Great Western Agent or J. P. Elmer, G. P. A. Chicago, Ill. Feb 18.
The Tourist Sleeping car runs every Tuesday morning via Chicago Great Western Railway. See daylight views of the Grand Canyon of Colorado. Inquiries and berth reservations available through any Great Western Agent or J Primer G P A Chicago.
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