The First Thanksgiving Continued in a Child's Tale
A playful historical retelling sketches the 1621 Pilgrims feast at Plymouth Rock. Governor Bradford, Chief Massasoit, and a turkey loan from hunters frame a moral tale of gratitude and shared meals in the New World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bibbity Bob
Hawkins
Bradford
Plymouth Rock
New World
One Little Boy and the Meaning of Thanksgiving
A mother explains to a boy that though plenty exists for all some may still go without. He learns that Thanksgiving involves sharing with the "left out ones" and planning for others as well as oneself, finding meaning beyond eating.
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Littl
Blanche Cole Rosedale
New York Evening Sun
The Children’s Friend and Barker’s Remedy Adverts
An 19th century medical advertisement promotes The Children’s Friend as a stomach troubles biliousness and constipation remedy with wide availability. Barker’s Remedy claims to ease coughs colds and sore throat and is marketed as ideal for home use. Sold by John G. Stimeind and R. A. Engbertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker
John G. Stimeind
R. A. Engbertson
Calmar and area social notes and events in 1915
County News reports a flood of local activities from Calmar Cresco Spillville and Decorah area residents. Notable items include visits by Fred Fisher Geo Mikota Rev Broz Supt Miller and many others, a wedding of Ed Kubish and Barbara Janovsky, a Thanksgiving dance at Fisher's hall, and preparations by the electric plant. Local business calls, hospital visits, farm trades, and a grand December Ossian Opera House dance are noted along with baby births and community interactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fisher
Calmar
Geo. Mikota
Thos, Novak
Cresco
Frank Kapinos
Decorah
Will Hospodarsky
Rev. Broz
Barbara Janovsky
Conover
Mr. Andera
Protivin
Henry Novak
Mr. Morris
Jos. Mikesh
Fort Atkinson
Conlee
James Notak
Carl Poshusta
Mason City
Clara Mikesh
Waterloo
Miss A
Supt
Miller
Steve Bush
Albina Lukesh
Brother Ben
Spillville
Mame Vitoushek
Gurash
Anton Smith, Jr
St. Paul
Emma Mikesh
Minneapolis
John Junko
Lawler
John Fisher
Helen Shevik
Josh Ptachek
George Mikota
Fisher's
Fisher
Ed. Kubish
Near Calmar
St. Wenceslaus
Broz
Bessie Kubish
Will Kovarik
Will Shimik
Near Elma
A. B.C
Jattovsky
Albert Seibold
Herman Schroeder
Knut Anderson
Peter Etteldorf
Wiefe Philip Etteldorf
Ossian
Tilla
Tomine Ness
L. A
Hans Jorgenson
Henry Boeckman
Frances Feil
Chicago
Philip Barthelme, Sr
Local Social Notes From Decorah Area Gatherings
November 21 1915 narrative records residents and visitors in Decorah Ossian Nordness and surrounding areas. Names include Broihier Lansing Mullaney Kleisart Weitgenant Schweinerus Orvella Moen Ness and Lomen with visits, arrivals, and a newborn girl to Ole and Mrs Anderson. An item notes Wenzel Lansing buying a Shetland pony from Mason City contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Broihier
Decorah
August Lansing
Carl Lee
Ossian
Ben Eimers
John D. Mullaney
Mason City
W. Lansing
Henry T. Kleisart
Swen Toveen
Ole Orvella
Red Oak
Aimy Moen
Centennial
Ole Andersen
Lottie Ness
Ole
Lomen'’s
Nordress
Andrew Etteldorf
Andrew Barthelme
Peter Feil
Philip Barthelme
Ole Anderson
Wenzel Lansing
Philip
Frank F. Schroeder
Frank
Eddie
Brockman
Clay Hill community notes from November 22, 1915
Local residents report cattle and hog markets in Decorah, visits by family and friends across Clay Hill and Decorah, and social events. The Clay Hill school opens for a winter term with Miss Louise Williams as teacher. Winter’s approach is noted as snow falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Tyler
Decorah
Albert Grinna
F. J. Malli
Freeport
Geo
Matter of Locust
John
P. C. Delaney
John Dinger
Tom Connor
Clay Hill
Sam Tolstad
Ed. Anderson
L. Tyler
Kansas City
Mrs
Christian Side
Canoe
John Matter
Louise Williams
J. J. Walsh
Mary Williams
L. A
Myrtle Austinson
Hazel Stortz
Bh. F. Stortz
Franklin Prairie
M. Griebel
Leona Sorenson
Valdez College
District Court
Sam Sorenson
FE. C. Erickson
Tee Cave
Mabel Stee
Ida Rukstad
Watertown
Ier
Henry Gross
Ulen
Minn
Gertrude Lambert
Henry Halverson
Kendallville News Briefs From November 22 1015
Kendallville S A S met in Grange hall with good attendance and plans to meet with Betsey Pederson for dinner. Several residents were noted visiting Cresco Hawkeye and Mattison sales, while local threshing outfits faced troubles. A dime social, church notes, and a Thanks giving sermon are mentioned along with births, moves, and a fare well party.
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Kendallville S. A. S
Grange Hall
Betsey Pederson
Clara Lundereng
Bird Hoag
Elmo Stephenson
W. A Daskam
W. A. Clink
Larkin Club
E.W. Bents
Marion Davis
Soum
Middlebrook Bros
Flynn
Ole Mattison
Will Hayes
Ole Matteson
Cresco
Wilma Stetler
Davis
Chas
Curtis
Rutherford
Clinton Fifield
Stephen Wallace
Blooming Prairie
Private Dairy and Livestock Closing Out Sale Notice
Closing out sale offers bred to lay Barred Plymouth Rock chickens and purebred Duroc Jersey hogs at low prices as the farmer prepares to quit farming on December 1st. Contact A Libbey Ridgeway Iowa for details and prices.
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Plymouth Rock
A. Libbey
Ridgeway
Iowa
LOOKING GLASS PRAIRIE COMMUNITY NOTES
Long list of local callers shoppers visitors and transactors at Mabel Decorah Hesper Burr Oak and Canoe with many names such as Young Foltz Stoskopf Smalley Tillapaugh and Thorsen. Farmers haul corn sell poultry attend meetings and plan winter work amid thinning corn and upcoming auctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Young
Steno
Z. Erickson
Mabel
Arthur Stoskopf
James Smalley
John Burreson
Edgar Thorsen
Decorah
Fred Darrington
H. Noecker
Fred Allen
Hesper
Chas. Mitchell
Chris. Rasmussen
C. J. Steno
Hagen
Ray Smalley
Broghammer Boys
Rob Tillapaugh
H. Smalley
Rob Richert
Lawrence Korsness
Ole Anderson
Sister Clara
Dell
Ernest Foltz
Burr Oak
Arthur Darrington
Hugo Noecker
Halvor Rambo
Dave Welch
Geo. Wells
Joy Smalley
John Foltz
C.J. Steno
Woldum Bros
Johnnie Anderson
Isaac Peterson
Canoe
Violet Stoskopf
Ida Osgaard
Fred Foltz
Henry Barth
Tom Allen
Ralph Fawcett
Frank Smith
Philip Young
Jacob Young
Locust
Idella
Will Hilleman
Andrew Aerstn
Halvor Hamlo
Valentine Stoskopf
Canton
Hilda Ramlo
Carl Ramlo
Peter Thorsen
Albert jIverson
Jones Idella
Idea
G. Foltz
Prosper Amd
Pliny Thorsen
James Smatley
Stoskopf
Henry Kenyon
John
Frank Fredenberg
Muriel Foltz
van Vliet
Melvin Camp
Muriel Folt
Minneapolis Land Menomonee
Wis
Athert Lea
Lutheran Cemetery Society
Balentine
K Seehaus
Ladies’ Aid Society
Emens
Burr Quk
Frank Frye
John Anderson
C. Z. Steno
Pete Ramlo
Bertha Bender
Henning Rotveld
Henry Sellman
Frank Maltby
Salve Selveson
Brother Gilbert
Chicago
Florence Halse
Robert Smith
Mrs. Smith
Corn crop failure noted as hard on those with no grain
Read about a broad weather impact with corn crop failure, activity in the Lutheran Young People's society at Hel yer, and local moves including Selmer Thorsen selling a pool hall to Frank Frye. Weather woes disrupted corn husking and mail delivery on Prosper route, with a Thanksgiving break announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Society
Lutheran Church
Helyer
Zeb Emery
la Crosse
Selmer Thorsen
Hesper
Frank Frye
Burr Oak
Frye
Mr. Thorson
James Headington Place
Lightning Fatality Amid Harvest Work Near Chatfield
Noble Gardner was killed by a bolt of lightning during a November storm while working with a threshing crew near Chatfield. The strike struck the stack but did not ignite it and Gardner fell dead on the scene as two lightning flashes occurred.
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Noble Gardner
Chatfield
Gardner
Better Complexion Demonstration With Gouraud's Cream
A sample Free trial size bottle of Gouraud's Oriental Cream is offered. Shake apply two or three drops to the back of the left hand, compare with the right hand, and note the skin's improved pearly whiteness. Send 10¢ for wrapping and mailing to Ford T Hopkins & Son New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gouraud
Ford
T. Hopkins &Son
Great
Jones Street
New York City
Best remedy offer on Schiffmann cough medicine coupon
Wangler's Drug Store offers half price Schiffmann's New Concentrated Expectorant at 25 cents with a signed coupon. The ad touts relief for bronchial affections including bronchitis asthma whooping cough croup and hoarseness and claims safe plant-based formula with no narcotics. It notes 2 ounces mixed with sugar and water yields 128 teaspoons, a value compared to $2 to $3 for standard cough medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wangler
Schiffmann
Wangler’s
Adler-i-ka Buckthorn Remedy Delights Decorah
Local buyers report instant effects from Adler-i-ka a simple mixture of buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients. The two line claim describes it as a complete bowel cleanser usable even in appendicitis with rapid relief of gas and constipation. R A Engbertson Druggist endorses the product.
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Decorah
Adler Ika
R. A. Engbertson
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