Wakefield Mentions Ironwood Visitors and Local Socials
Ironwood visitors include E Walton, F J Alexander, Wm Nast, Nele Waletrom and J W Bedell. Miss Lizzie Hoffner works in Bessemer this week. Mrs Puener from Jefferson guest of Mrs J J Rummel. Mrs J H Eddy travels to Greensville Wisconsin. Margaret McNamara and Harold Fennamore visited Beesem rt. Victor Lepisto begins as Citizens Bank cashier. Brigg s leaves for Columbus extra. Ladies Aid Bazaar at Union Church with American and German suppers.
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Ed Neidbold
Bessemer
Mrs. Puener
Jefferson, Wis
J.J. Rummel
Margaret McNamara
Harold Fennamore
Beesem
Ladies Aid Society of the Union Church
Luxurious California Train Service Advertises Comfort
California travel copy praises trains rivaling hotels with the Overland Limited Los Angeles Limited and Chiva and Japan Fast Mail as luxuriously equipped. Tickets read Chicago & North Western Ry. Seek details from ticket agents.
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San Francisco
Overland Limited
Los Angeles
Chiva
Japan
Chicago & North Western Ry
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Ends Winter Troubles
A short ad proclaims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the greatest healer for burns, boils, cuts, sores, and sprains, claiming relief from winter ailments like frostbite and chapped skin. Available for 25 cents at Chas A Warner.
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Bucklen
Chas
A. Warner
Another Fine Concert At Temple Theatre With Top Acts
Manager W F Kelley hosts two Clark Riner Concert Co performances at Temple Theatre on Thursday December 8. Clarke of the company has joined the Symphony Orchestra of St Paul for their Mid Winter Carnival. The River Sisters sing and dance, drawing audiences. Tickets cost 10 and 20 cents. a rare and affordable chance to hear a premier concert.
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W. F. Kelley
Temple Theatre
Clark Riner Concert Co
Kelley
Clarke
Symphony Orchestra of
St. Paul
River Sisters
Banks On Sure Thing Now. King Pills Ad Signed A Schineck
A. Schineck of Buffalo New York endorses Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming lasting relief from chronic constipation and other ailments. The ad notes the medicine costs 25 cents at Chas A Warner and promises efficacy where other remedies failed. A separate note explains field holes are made by field mice shrews and moles, not snakes, and that snakes rarely dig holes.
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Dr. King
A. Schineck
Buffalo
N.Y
Chas
St. Nicholas
Catholic Items of Interest and Public Worship
A West Pocket Sermon urges public worship as a Christian duty citing 1 Corinthians 11 and the church as a society formed by Christ. It notes the Immaculate Conception feast on December 8 and announces a 5 a.m. Mass to accommodate workers unable to attend the 9 o'clock service.
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Church
Christ's Church
When you have a cold use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
An old notice promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from Chas. H. Warner, claiming it cures a cold and wards off pneumonia without opium or narcotics. It also suggests warming feet and hot bath before bed to fend off severe colds, with another line about fish in medieval times and its scarcity for those far from sea.
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Chas. H. Warner
Chamberlain
Chas. Warner
Character and Reputation Quote by J G Holland
A reflection on character versus reputation noting that reputation is beyond personal control while character can be guided by one's own conduct. The quote asserts we cannot control others judgments but should influence what they ought to think and say through our actions.
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J. G. Holland
Lost Art a Myth in Bronze Hardening Legend
Professor Gowland of the British Institute of Metals argues ancient bronzes were very impure so their hardness could not arise from special purity. He notes modern bronzes achieve comparable hardness through hammering, debunking the tale of a lost art of bronze hardening.
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Gowland
British Institute of Metals
Not Familiar
A gentleman friend disappointed as four year old Louise refused to shake his hand. Louise explains she is not used to him, per the Delinector. Horned Snake in South Carolina. James M. Henderson killed a horned snake near Bush River on the Belfast road Tuesday. It measured about two feet with a horn at the tail resembling a rooster spur. Newberry Observer.
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Louise
Mr. B
South Carolina
James M. Henderson
Bush River
Belfast Road
Newberry Observer
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Cures Colds and Croup
An old advertisement proclaims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to treat colds and croup, claiming quick relief for children and adults. The copy emphasizes a wide range of respiratory symptoms and promotes household use.
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