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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
4
Translation of Lieutenant Tsutomi Sakuma’s message from the conning tower describes the loss of Submarine No. 6 in Hiroshima Bay due to valve failure and flooding. He details attempting to dive, pumping ballast by hand, darkness, poisonous gases, and a plea for forgiveness and support for families.
Gertrude Ellis Skinner joins Skinner and Ulmer Publishers as associate editor with publisher credits at the firm and the press association tied to the late 19th century era.
A collage of local items notes Kipling verse readings and a June bride. High school honors go to the girls, praised for scholarship amid horticultural quips. A Morse telegraph anniversary is marked and Cincinnati poster ban on billboard attire is mentioned.
Austin tests germ theory warning that dust and street life may spread disease. The Boston Transcript jokes that astronomers lost pride after the comet fizzled, now meek and compliant. The tail of the comet is said to have humbled many astronomers spiritually, crishing pride into heaven.
The Radisson Hotel on Nicollet Avenue and 7th Street in Minneapolis lists 40 rooms at 1.50 to 2.50, 70 at 2.00 to 3.00, 50 at 2.50 to 4.50, 35 at 4.00 to 5.50, 20 at 4.50 to 6.00, 30 at 5.00 to 6.50, and 10 with twin beds at 6.00. Rooms 1.50 include bath on some floors, 2.00 include bath and private toilet, others include private bath and toilet. Reservations encouraged three days ahead for Northwestern guests. An addition will add 100 rooms. Fireproof hotel with European plan.
Brownsdale reports visitations from Nelsons in Bowman and Austinites at Lam bert home. Families from Sarg eant, Devils Lake and Br ano gather for church, club, and school activities. A Mason Hall fire scare, O E S meeting, and Union memorial services wrap a weekend of community events.
Washington June 3 Senate leaders expect a vote within 24 hours on the railroad bill. Senator Hale seeks to end debate this afternoon and bring a vote before midnight amid opposition from Progressives and Senator Clapp over a fixed voting hour. Amendments by Overman and Elkins shape the measure as support widens among Democrats and states’ rights advocates.
Fully skilled mason offers concrete walls floors porches and steps repair. Inter state phone service listed as 182. contact Max W. Miller at 604 Water Street for neat work and reasonable prices.
The twentieth annual convention of the English Lutheran synod opens in Cannon Falls Minnesota with Rev A J Reichert delivering the opening sermon on Christian Family Training The session hosts sixty delegates from Minnesota and Wisconsin Officers elected include Reichert president Christy secretary and C A Smith treasurer
Viborg South Dakota June 3 Bertha Anderson fifteen year old daughter of Martin C Anderson west of town fatally burned when her clothing caught fire from a cook stove she lived only six hours and suffered intense pain.
In a cramped tale from a parish, John Quick falls into a consuming habit during labor, his wife calls the minister Rev Wallace. The minister encounters John in a moment of danger and replies with chilling mockery, claiming he will never see his Maker.
A critic recalls a late premiere where a patron complained the show ran late but the final curtain fell before 10 15. The remark, cited by the Catholic Standard and Times, highlights audience perceptions of theater timing.
A domestic scene unfolds as a wife tries to charm her husband with flirtatious talk after reading advice from an Englishwoman. He rejects the ploy, questions her behavior, and she mocks his concern before discarding the article, hinting at nervous tension and sly humor.
The article notes the famous joke from the 1845 Punch almanac advising would be brides and grooms not to marry. It mentions another quip about falling in love and a witty exchange on mind and matter, praising a Westminster Gazette line as brilliant.
The Birmingham Age-Herald quotes a mourning tone over Benson though the text reveals no death. It notes his cheerful spirit and likens him to a genial companion who recently borrowed five dollars, prompting questions about his whereabouts.
Spiteful chatter volleys as a maid, a policeman, and a fiancé blur lines of rumor about Patrice's proposed marriage. The Yonkers Statesman recounts the strange chain of hearsay and the officered circle that uncovered the tale.
In a light exchange about home cooking a woman asks if men always complain about their wives meals. Another quips Adem started it. The banter ends with a playful pudding joke about tapioca.
A prominent article praises choosing foods for building brain and muscle. It highlights oatmeal as top pick and notes European preference for oats plus benefits of Quaker Oats for improving health and strength.
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