Wedding of Ralph S. Snyder and Mary Abraham in Brimfield
Ralph S. Snyder and Mary Abraham were wed on Tuesday December 15 1908 at the Blacker residence with Rev. Whitney officiating. The couple will reside in Arvilla North Dakota after a brief honeymoon visiting Brimfield Peoria and Tripoli. The News congratulates the newlyweds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph’ ‘Buyder
Arvilla
North ‘Dakota
Firss
Mary Abraham
New London
Iowa
W. W Blacker
Whitney
W. D. Snyder
Brimfield
Fife
Snyder
Mary McMallen
Joshua Hibbe
Peoria
Tripoli
N. Dakota
Wedding in 1808 United Daisy Friling and Charles Yess
The Friling and Yess families hosted a double wedding at the Harper home northeast of town on December 22 1808. Daisy Friling married Charles A Yess and Mary Johneon wed Henry Kellstadt. A noon ceremony was conducted by Kev Smith of Galenburg followed by a wedding dinner and evening reception. Relatives and friends attended along with Mattie Grant Jobs Friling Miss Johnson and Mr Kellstadt. The Yeoes and Kellstadt couples planned to reside on the Y.s farm and Kellstadt to manage hourskeeping in the zroom's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Harper
Daisy Friling
Charles A. Yess
Mary Johneon
Henry Kellstadt
Kev Smith
Galenburg
Miss Friling
Yeen
Mattie Grant
Jobs Friling
Misa Johnson
Kelistad
Henry DeVries
Jenry Kellstadt
Lewis' Single Binder cigars touted as best value
An old style promotion claims over nine million Lewis' Single Binder cigars sold annually. It extols rich mellow tobacco and positions the 5c cigar as superior to many 10c brands, urging buyers to seek the Lewis brand from Peoria Illinois makers.
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Lewis Factory
Peoria
Ill
Lands For Sale In New Empire South Dakota
For sale seventy quarters of fine farm lands in the New Empire area of South Dakota near the Great Artesian Basin. Raw land priced from 15 to 25 per acre while improved farms run 25 to 35 per acre. Loan options from 1500 to 2000 dollars at 6 percent on quarters. Inquiries to H. Lucas Brimfield Illinois.
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New Empire
South Dakota
Great Artisian
H. Lucas
Brimfield,linois
Relief from Pain with Dr Mites Anti Pain Pils
An advisory suggests taking one Dr Mites Anti Pain Pill at the first sign of a pain attack to obtain relief.
Dr Miles' Nervine Advocated for Nervous Diseases
An advertisement touts Dr Miles' Nervine as effective for epilepsy, fits, spasms, and St Vitus dance. It claims cures and offers patient testimonials, urging readers to seek advice and consult a druggist for the first bottle as a trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Anti
Wei Ng
Tam
Allison
E. N.C
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Fossil Huntress and Fisherman Foresee Extinct Male
A blue-hosed woman and a pink companion discuss, with humor and unease, the near extinction of men. They note scarce male presence worldwide, except weekends, and recount past escapades from Egypt to London as they stroll away to the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geaward
She
Pink
Egypt
Nile
London
Hunter
Fisher
Japanese Anarchist Demonstration Sparks Clash in Tokyo
A Tokyo anarchist rally led by Yamaguchi Gizo ends in street fighting as police clash with protesters. The march features red banners and slogans like Revelation and Death to Rulers. several anarchists, including young women, are wounded while police detain one. Local spectators express mixed sympathy amid urban unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
Europe
Yamaguchi Gizo
Gizo
Oxygen Flame Cuts Armor Plates Like Paper
A process using a blow pipe with two nozzles releases an ignited oxygen hydrogen jet and a pure oxygen stream to heat and burn through metal. Pressures are controlled by a gauge, producing smooth cuts in armor plates far faster than mechanical methods. A universal machine enables curved and bevel cuts and can dismantle machinery by severing rivet heads.
Philadelphia Press sideline garb and abst pride
A garbled Philadelphia Press fragment notes a woman in siding garb declaring abstinence as part of her habit. The text shows distortions but hints at personal pride in the stance and identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ppiildelphia Press
Indian Manners Under Foreign Gaze From a 19th Century Correspondent
A correspondent reflects on Indian customs observed by Western visitors. He notes bathing as religious yet often unsanitary water, modest dress evolving with age, use of charms like a key for protection, and social contrasts between rich and poor. The piece mocks Western notions of backwardness while describing daily life and religious imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
America
Europe
Rem
Inala
What has become of the circus sideshow wonders
A satirical survey details former freak show acts now in ordinary jobs across small towns. The fat woman runs a country hotel, the bearded lady drives a truck, and other figures like the Circassian, Albino, and Wind Man perform mundane tasks or reside in hospitals, while the public memory wonders at their fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Borneo
Sibéria
Willie
Cuttyhunk
Gatchels
Wis
Bktellingtons
Etiere
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Brimfield and Vicinity
Caer
Sewilog
Machice
Grand Rapids Garpet
Serres
Axminster & Tabie
Phoenix & Wags
China
Friling
JoanNeon
Kellstadt
Mra. Yeoes
Y.s
Wurtemberg
Germany
Empire
Brasil
Rio Janeiro
United States
Massachusetts
William Bamber
Allston
Preston
England
Ramber
Leicester
Northampton
Dr. King
Enildg Sc & OM Tetad Gottie
GE Mobey
Ewis
Lewis Peoria
Ocvez
Chicago
King
Wyoming
New York City
Letpsic University
Russia
Clit
Wey Tine
Vty
Foley
Hifarestea
Flenfield
Eotlon
Dar
Memiler Bros
Elestial
Noxsingera
Sea of
Sin
Promised Land
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