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Newspaper
Chariton Patriot
Location
Chariton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1909
Page
3
The text urges more discussion of health topics in ditches schools lodges and labor union meetings. It argues such conversations should bear fruit in plans to secure better health conditions in every community.
Newbern Howard Ackley works for Frank Davie. Mullin buys a horse from Joe Kesler near Lacona for 190 dollars. Emma Smith closes a term at Center with a school picnic. A class of 66 is confirmed at St. Joseph’s Bauer. Friends visit Miss Mattie at Porter home. she plans to go to Washington. Rodger men painting Presbyterian church. ladies clean the house. Jaska builders erect a large barn for Ed Spiker. Kate Dinwiddie and aunt Mollie Williams leave for Spokane to spend the summer. Hamilton of Oakley helps Graves by blowing stumps. Furgerson of Knoxville leaves Raleigh Medicine Co. job. Mrs. Willa Jenkins visits kin and Ruth Spiker. Jake Feight loses a horse. cause unknown. Malone and daughter Jaanita return to LaCona after visit. Pearl Beechout visits Elsie Bearden near Columbia. Nora Willis closes school at Marion. Blacksmith meeting at Worley’s store attracts few farmers. Charley Ramsey and son visit. English church ice cream supper clears over 22. Mrs. Hunerdosse attends aunt Dooley’s funeral in Attica. Whorley family from Oskaloga visit. Tom Norris shops in Knoxville. Ruth and Nina Ackley visit Will Newman. Mrs. Ackley plans Ladies Aid. Cal Holliday of Des Moines visits his ailing father. Gardner couple visit Hutchinson kin in Freedom. LaCona folks travel to Belinda for Christian convention. Frances Snuggs improves from gall stones under Dr. Storie care. Norris family visits Lacona daughter. Shupe installs windmill for Will Steinbaugh.
Fred Morgan traveled to Chariton to visit sister Mrs. Ethel Venters for a few weeks with parents O. C. Kern family. O. W. Ramsey return after Corydon convention. Grover Johnson family leave for Walawa Oregon after months with Joe Burgett. Leo Krutsinger visiting grandparents N. Moore Chariton. Lloyd Miksell returned from Russell. Dayton Piper dined with Gail Miksell. Rev Cooper Fannie Foxal and Earl Eggleson at Corydon convention. Chester Cooper injured after falling from chair. Cecil Krutsinger post card shower on her 10th birthday with over 20 cards. Pie Supper at Oakley raises 14.20. Ad Reibel Chariton and families visit Oakley. Joe Burgett hosts dinner before Oregon departure. A. E. Campbell post card shower for 175th birthday with several cards. Irene Zumstage post card shower for 14th birthday with ~20 cards. Stella Gillasppy birthday quilting with friends. Mrs Richard Foxal and two children visit James Foxal parents Saturday to Monday.
A terse Town and Country remark notes that no Englishman shows anger at foreign criticism, instead laughing and being amused. The line reflects a calm attitude toward outsiders and implies national character.
In a talk reflecting practical faith, Uncle Ezra emphasizes laying up treasures in heaven while not neglecting worldly preparedness for rainy days. He cautions against greed and urges steady good deeds alongside prudent earthly planning.
Three London gas companies together burn four million tons of coal annually. The large-scale energy use highlights the sector’s heavy fuel demands and industrial footprint in the capital.
A compilation notes how aging shifts perception as youth fades and elders gain insight. It surveys many idioms across a single language and highlights the Navajo language with twelve distinct terms for the verb to go.
Plumbing and heating services advertised by Cc. W. Ensley promise quality work at low prices highlighting reliable plumbing and heating plants for residential use.
Ramsey & Son binders and twine offered at living prices outside of the trust.
Mrs Joe Gray was surprised at home June 15 by about seven neighbors and relatives. Norwood plans a July 8 celebration. Earlier, Worth Miller and Mabel Wallace assisted in a cantata at Liberty Center. Dr Edith Ashby recently graduated and returned home from Kirksville Osteopathic School.
The Y. P. CG. E. U. of Otterbein invites a box supper at Gartin school house Saturday evening June 26. Ladies bring boxes and gentlemen their pocket books. Miss Flossie Davis visited John May Jr. Raymond Myers visited his uncle E G Redlingshafer. A few local youths attended Eden services. Rev I A Holbrook will preach Otterbein June 30. Wm Shrecks team ran away causing a minor collision with his son John. no serious damage.
The piece asserts worry is a habit that cannot be cured by resolutions or talk. It recommends staying busy as the remedy and notes idle minds and hands breed rumination. Worry harms digestion, mental balance, and temper, undermining health and happiness.
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