Community Woman Club Activities Highlight Local Meetings
Tuesday Bridge Club at Mia P O Brewster home enjoyed two tables of play and refreshment. Musical club chorus practice at the library 7 30 pm invites more singers. Help One Another Club to sew at 3818 8 Street Park addition this afternoon. Pastern Mar ladies meet for regular work this evening. Woman’s Auxiliary Guild of St Mark’s holds joint meeting and annual auxiliary election. Baptist Junior Union hosts monthly missionary meeting with reports and missionary talks.
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Mia
P. O. Brewster
WP. Dalher
Musical Club Chorus
Mre. D. Darkedale
Park Addition
Hostews
Woman's Austilary and Guild of St. Mark's
A. K. Smith
Mes. Chenstein
Baptist Junior Union
Morgan
Shingler to Speak at Evening Baptist Service
In church circles Dr Shingler will address the prayer service at the Baptist church this evening. The series runs nightly as preparation for the evangelistic meeting starting Sunday. Mrs Win Hanenworth Mrs Hel wer Mrs Waellnitz and Mrs Stubbs will entertain the Baptist willing workers.
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Dr. Shingler
Win Hanenworth
Helwer
Waellnitz
Stubbs
Baptiste
Wild Invited to Irrigation Congress
Washington April 30 Secretary Lane invites Jamen J. Hi to attend next Thursday hearings on reclamation and irrigation work. He asks to come prepared to discuss the relative cost and value of government and private irrigation projects.
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Washington
Lane
Jamen J. Hi
State Bank Fails in Fort Pierre
The Chigens State bank at Fort Pierre was taken in charge by the State banking department today. No statement was issued by officials. The bank is owned by John Bayer.
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Fort Pierre
Chigens State Bank
State Banking Department
John Bayer
A Reel Here
A fragment from a Florida Times Union piece reflects on male identity and the burden of an ideal image as a man grows up, noting distress over substitutes and a sense of silence.
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Florida Times Union
Simply Didn't Do It Mother Now Willie Truth Asked
A mother questions Willie about washing his face. Willie denies forgetting and claims honesty in a tense plea. A judge's name appears, suggesting a courtroom or disciplinary moment within a family scene.
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Willie
Sage Tea and Sulphur for Restoring Gray Hair
An old remedy describes a brew of sage tea and sulphur to darken faded gray hair. Modern readers are advised to buy Wyeths Sage and Sulphur at drug stores for a ready to use product that darkens naturally and evenly.
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Wyeth
Baby In Arms Hinders Fighter Ear Lost in Attack
In Denver on Tuesday William Gibson grabbed Marty Miller by the ear with his teeth while Miller held their baby. Miller’s ear was severed. Police Surgeon McGillivray sutured it. Miller lodged a complaint after the incident at police headquarters.
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Denver
William Gibson
Vallejo Street
Marty Miller
McGillivray
Miller
Gibson
Land Grant Battle Over Oregon 2.5 Million Acres Remanded
In Portland Judge Wolverton orders return of land valued at up to 80 million dollars from Southern Pacific to the federal government. The Oregon California land grant case proceeds to the circuit court of appeals, with eventual likely Supreme Court review. Lafferty suits and intervenors are consolidated and then dismissed.
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Portland
Southern Pacific Railroad
C. E B. Wolverton
United States District Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
United States Supreme Court
Appeal Court
A. W. Lafferty
Lafferty
Opening for an Angel painted by a Hammerstein scene painter
A Hammerstein scene painter visited at the Hammerstein London Opera House amid troubles and described painting a beautiful exquisite scene, calling it a charming banker. The tale references Philadelphia and a Saturday event in a terse, dialogic reminiscence.
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Oscar Hammerstein
Hammerstein London Opera House
Hammerstein
Hammeratelo
Philadelphia
One Needle Point and the Pasteurian Angel Problem
A garbled passage hints at a medieval question about how many angels can dance on the head of a needle, and its playful linkage to Pasteur solving deadly questions about microbes and fear. The text interweaves historical curiosity with scientific triumph and moral weight.
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Pasteur
Mexican Cadet Heroism At Chapultepec Defense
The article recalls Mexican valor during the defense of Chapultepec in the Mexican War. It highlights cadets aged 14 to 20 who died defending their colors, including a 15 year old who wrapped the flag and leaped from a height before being cut down. Forty eight cadets are buried together, with weekly tributes.
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Chapultepec
Montezuma
Spain
Maximilian
Mexico
Scott
Bravo
Bla
Harper's Weekly
Early World Records in Paleontology and Economic Geology
The United States Geological Survey describes paleontology as essential to geology. Fossils reveal time relations of rock strata, guiding economic geology and regional studies.
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United States Geological Survey
Remarkable Cornish Place Names and A Noted Mispronunciation
A humorous note on Cornish place names such as St Tudy St Cuby and St Briac with a tale of a candidate who mispronounces At Bt Byal as Sande vel provoking the chaplain to remark on odd Cornish annuts. The piece also mentions three other singular village names Brambla London Apprentice and Drupkards All per London Globe.
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St. Tudy
St. Cuby
Maedor
Briac
St. Finbarrow
Bt Byal
Brambla
London Apprentice
Drupkards
London Globe
Seventeen Advice Leads to Eighteenth Foolish Move
A Cleveland Plain Dealer snippet riffs on crowdsourced problem solving. The speaker sought seventeen friends for solutions, received diverse tips, and finally followed an eighteenth suggestion, hinting at the folly of overreliance on peer advice.
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Myoull
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Canadian Boundary Described by a Transit Stop
The London Chronicle notes the border between British and republican American is unmarked by walls or fences. Travelers from Montreal to New York encounter a slowed train that halts as U.S. revenue officers board to check for possessions “to decide.” This signals the international boundary.
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Montreal
New York
United Sates Revenue
London Chronicle
Biloks Breaks Engagement Over Rejection
Biloks says Mia broke off the engagement with Miss Hansum. He claims she would not marry him and he would not remain engaged to any woman who would not marry him. The New York Mall reports the remark as a public exchange.
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Biloks
Mia
Hansum
Wny
New York Mall
Accommodating Husband By Jove Quote In Dressmaker Bill
A humorous line from Puck remarks on domestic finance and wardrobe costs. The quip hints at a husband’s indulgence and a dressmaker’s bill, reflecting social mores of the era.
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Jove
Puck
Prank Touches Readers in Baltimore American
A cryptic note from the Baltimore American recalls a boy named Prank and a moment described as touching. The brief item hints at emotion and public reaction without providing further details.
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Baltimore American
Notable Women and Honors Span Society Notes
Mis Mary A Lloucock of St Paul declares she will not vote. Mme Paquin is decorated with the Legion of Honor by France. The Countess Aeechenyl will visit Newport next summer and import Hungarian folk dances. Miss Margaret Wilson leads a drive to engage women’s clubs in social center legislation with Russell Bage Foundation and Federated Women’s Clubs. King George grants to Mrs Scott, widow of the Antarctic explorer, the rank she would have had, to be known as Lady Beott.
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Mis
Mary A. Lloucock
Aix
St. Paul
Mme Paquin
Countess Aeechenyl
Gladya Vanderbilt
Newport
Misa Margaret Wilson
Russell Bage Foundation
Mine Wilson
Federated Women’s Clubs
King George
Scott
Beott
The Buffalo Indian Nickel Sparks Mixed Reactions
Our coinage debate centers on the new nickel featuring a buffalo on one side and an Indian on the other. Critics call it ugly and overbold while others praise its medal like quality. The Star led commentaries from Omaha, New York, and New York World reflect mixed public reception.
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Colonel Cody
Omaha Bee
Mark
New York Sun
Automobile safety drives emerge in Paris and America
Paris presses push against reckless driving as auto capital expands. An English firm markets a luminous varnish to make unlit cars visible at night. Child sized cars appear in France while American public tunes to four mile per hour three quarter horsepower motor vehicles.
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Paris
Political Quips From Newspapers
A compilation of quips about politics from several papers. The notes joke about census aims in DC, women in politics, men seeking office and complaints about salaries. Quotes attributed to Providence Bulletin Louisville Courier Journal J. Louis Times Nashvile Democrat.
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District of Columbia
Providence Bulletin
Louisville Courier- Journal
J. Louis Times
Nashyville Democrat
German Gleanings and Berlin News Highlights
In Berlin streetcar conductors face upheaval as transit stories emerge. Prussia reports 4,000,000 criminals in the empire, a stark figure. A new knee joint graft advances medical practice, while Hilternsey is said to be banished in Praeda. Army records show most recruits can read and write. Berlin meat inspectors use moving pictures to aid inspection, displaying enlarged photos to detect spoiled meat.
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German Empire
Prussia
Hilternsey
Praeda
Berlin
Not Worthless. Patience-Why and the grease claim
A Yonkers Statesman snippet notes Patience-Why calls a husband worthless while Patrice objects. The item mentions a claim that a 150 pound man contains enough grease to make seventy five candies and a pound of soap.
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Patrice
Yonkers Statesman
Wholesome Talk From Judge Metz After Not Guilty Verdict
In Worland the jury acquits Blate ve Loebel as Judge P. W. Mets delivers stern remarks. The judge scolds the foreigner for liquor, nonpayment of taxes, and burdening Waash akto County with legal costs, urging better conduct to avoid further expense.
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Loebel
Worland
Gidge
P. W. Mets
United States
Waahakto County
County court lectures local resident on sobriety and citizenship
The judge rebukes the man for drunken conduct and faulting his finances while urging him to quit drinking, work on a ranch, save money, and be a lawful, upright citizen. The court warns deportation risk if behavior continues and notes the German nationality as a factor in the admonition. The warning ends with the phrase you sit down.
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Washakle County
Washikie County
Sherman Mirror Plans Decor, Sherman Chatter Foiled
Brief item notes Sherman Mirror plans for decorating coverage and Sherman Chamber chatter faces delays as local committee reviews proposals. Officials seek community input and set upcoming meeting dates to decide on design and funding steps.
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