Mason Work Neatly Done For Walls Porches Steps
Concrete walls porches and steps floors chimneys repaired walls plastered and all kinds of mason work neatly done described as a local trades listing for repairs and improvements.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
3
Concrete walls porches and steps floors chimneys repaired walls plastered and all kinds of mason work neatly done described as a local trades listing for repairs and improvements.
J Mars the aviator from Topeka to Kansas City challenges headwinds at the Town City Aviation meet to be held at the Minnesota State Fair Grounds next week. The event will be highlighted by parades in Minneapolis and St Paul with Curtiss Oldfield Willard Harmon and Kischler among the participants. Curtiss is expected to arrive in Minneapolis next Sunday.
The Olson family expresses sincere thanks to the Eastern Star Degree of Honor G I A B of L E and the Presbyterian church along with friends and neighbors for assistance and sympathy shown during their recent bereavement.
A bystander recounts a tale of a roulette ball slipping from a croupier and landing in a coat pocket of an Englishman who loses a substantial sum. In a comic twist the ball then enters a German onlooker’s mouth after escaping and is swallowed. A separate jape shows a stout man seeking medical advice to shrink his waist and asks about color diet options.
Condh Geo Campbell is sick and W R Terry is taking his run. An ice cream social will be given at the chapel Friday night. Elizabeth Connelly visits Chatfield for a week. Mrs F Jeffries returns from Northfield visits. Mrs Albert Revere returns from Rochester after her husband’s operation.
The passage notes Owen Meredith and Edward Hutton praising foreign tongues. It recalls a medieval legend quoted by James Howell about Spanish Italian and French being spoken in paradise. It claims God created the world in Spanish, Eve was tempted in Italian, and Adam asked forgiveness in French.
The London Standard notes that taste is localized in the mouth with the tongue front tasting sweet substances like sugar wine and coffee, while the back tastes other substances. It explains front tongue usage for sips and warns the cheek and teeth regions may be flavorless for many compounds.
At a Grenchen festival a carpenter defeated a wealthy landlord in four falls, each fall worth a quarter of rent. The carpenter earned a year of rent free living in the landlord's house as the prize. The event took place during a local choral and gymnastic festival in Soleure.
Lilly the astrologer and alchemist could not see his own future clearly. He married a temperamental woman who earned him a £500 dowry but whose relations cost him £1,000 in the end.
A humorous exchange notes matrimonial dyspepsia as a man who married for wealth laments that his wife, being too rich, never agrees with him. The quip hinges on the clash of money and harmony in marriage.
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