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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1911
Page
4
The piece notes preparations for the Fourth of July, reports completion of the Bridge Street bridge sidewalk, and quotes Dr. J. F. Stout praising the City Fountain as moral and healthful. It envisions Austin’s growth and civic pride around the new waterworks and fountain.
Warning about back pain and urinary symptoms indicating possible kidney and bladder disorder. Describes headaches dizziness rheumatism fatigue swollen eyes and ankles and urges immediate treatment to prevent serious trouble.
An ad touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a purely vegetable remedy to purify blood, banish waste and disease germs, and strengthen weak parts. It claims rapid relief from uric acid buildup and offers convenient tablet form as well as a 105 cup package.
The Chautauqua offers pony dog and bird acts with Garretta training a pony named Prince and a grand opera section with Thavin's International Band. The Heimerdinger Entertainers led by Alma Heimerdinger present popular skits, Arthur K. Peck narrates The Storm Heroes of our Coasts with motion pictures, and the Pugh River Company performs varied sketches. Joy Night closes with broad amusement and reform spirit.
Madison Wisconsin June 29 the senate concurred in the assembly substitute to the income tax bill by a close 15 to 14 vote after rejecting several amendments aimed at weakening the measure Milwaukee county was excluded from the bill and incomes from rentals were left untaxed while the referendum clause was reinstated defeated earlier in the assembly
Duluth reports a late spring snow storm delaying steamers on the lake as freighters anchored awaiting the weather to clear. Snow fell heavily with an east wind, 41 degrees in the city, and shoppers wore winter wraps despite sunshine.
Captain Jules Jacques Durage, a veteran engineer and multi service fighter, died at seventy three near Pour Pour siding from a tobacco chaw stuck in his throat. A storied figure, he fought under eight flags including the Stars and Stripes and served as major and Indian fighter in the Black Hills. He was known in St. Paul and Minneapolis in 1880 as a notable military figure.
A Cassier’s Magazine note highlights vast knife pattern diversity in the trade. Suffolk works in Sheffield hold 10 000 patterns and can produce 3 000 per order, while Soingen in Germany has 9 000 patterns for Germany. Lütfolk works add around ten new patterns weekly for two years.
Train timetable details list departures and arrivals between Chicago Fort Dodge Mason City Des Moines Omaha and St Paul with multiple daily, Sunday only and daily except Saturday services including arrival times from cities like Minneapolis Dubuque Kansas City and Des Moines under Great Western Railway.
Medical analysis challenges the belief that wind instrument playing damages lungs. Dr Forcheimer and James F. Rogers cite studies showing wind players average 63.5 years lifespan versus 62 for string players, with many wind players living past 70. Trumpeters and cornets show greatest intra-pneumatic pressure yet longest lifespans among wind instrumentalists.
A Ber lin Ontario shirt and collar firm shows doubled business and 50 percent higher wages after four years of better ventilation, while reducing staff by 20 percent and sickness absences by a third. At MIT Cambridge, improved artificial ventilation cut female operator illness so daily absences dropped from one in twenty to one in fifty.
A Buffalo Express passage describes corpse rings as plain metal bands with a sailor’s name and rank for identification if lost at sea. It notes shellback sailors cannot swim and may welcome a sudden death at sea over lingering hospital care.
A pair of men compare travel feats with one claiming twenty Atlantic crossings from New York and another from Chicago responding his record beats that. The Chicago man admits never crossing the Atlantic but has set foot in every state of the Union, a remark noted by the Chicago Record Herald.
Conversation shows Hicks asking about keeping duplicates of old Jove letters and Wicks admitting he rereads them after foolish acts. The exchange suggests trying to reassure self by revisiting past notes.
A pair of speakers debate bachelor wealth versus married status. He asks why bachelors seem richer, she quips that poor men marry and rich men stay single, adding that men are likelier to share nothing with a wife than something.
If you have anything to rent or want to rent anything phone or call on us Tornado and Fire Insurance. A good building for sale or trade all a good list of improved land. 67 1-2 buys a good farm close to market and in good condition.
Land Company offers mortgage trade for a small house and one or two lots with money to loan. Property described as West half of Southeast quarter and East half of Southwest quarter in Marshall township at 56 dollars per acre. Sale holds until July 15. Proximity to creamery and market. Also offers a well located 80 acre farm at 56 dollars per acre.
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