Wadena area community notes and obituaries mixed
A long fragment recounts local events in Wadena and vicinity including social gatherings, meetings, and notices. It mentions individuals such as Mr and Mrs Jenson and Mrs Burke, church services, a Dorcas Society ice cream social, a funeral for Geste Davis Sumcay, and various residents being honored or moving. The text also lists many names, locations, and activities from the community.
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Enti
Fayene Sumaey
Etendane
Presioert
Charen
Bey
Heras
Bore Jean
Favetu
Wenner
Betty
Lemont
Harry Breougrver
Wes
Jenning
Merrore
Lye
Henry
Nuplad
Bower
Inar
Sprague
Corey Cote
Mise
LG Meyer
Wartha
Clark
Kom
DB. Jelungs
Lyle Jone
Whitcher
Harry Whitcher
Peer Weed Union
Kesersuse
Waenena Putin Schitny
Koen O-Bidgr
Arsid Battin
Hutthley
Mae Smaytie Widumby
Ware Well
Clive
Uae
Aed
Satan
Veedes Bettie
Aebsee
Fay Chandpis Erake
Art
Mary Bee
Mey
Heth
Mane
Siuhent Frey
Mas
Dorothy Wood
Miss Wood
Guenty
Ma Ane
Martin Minthan Munday
al Jenson
Mildred Deane Burke
Cedar Fants
Thousand Mineral Species Agreement Notes Narrow Count
A fragment discusses mineral species estimates, suggesting roughly a thousand plus practical numbers and potential errors. It then pivots to a question about why black birds on live electric wires do not get shocked, explaining that they do not complete a ground circuit and thus no current flows.
Benjamin Franklin Printer in Early Will Drafts Noted
Fragmentary OCR notes show Benjamin Franklin described as a printer and statesman as he began his will. The text cites his self-identification and roles, reflecting his prominence in science diplomacy and publishing in colonial history.
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Een Fours
Benjamin Franklin
Handel's First English Songs Discovered in Museum Manuscripts
Handes first English songs including Dear Adonis and Transporting Joy found in a heap of manuscripts at the British Museum and published for the first time.
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Handel
British Museum
Bea Foods Contain Most Iodine, Sea Foods Lead
Sea foods contain from 5 200 tones as much iodine as foods raised on land according to the United States Bureau of Fisheries.
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Bea
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Vitamins Are Mysterious Substances in Foods
Vitamins are described as mysterious substances in foods that are not foods themselves and are present in varying amounts. The note frames them as unknown or not fully understood components essential to nutrition.
Character and Public Opinion Among Men
A reflective line on how men judge their own character, arguing few truly know their moral fiber until public opinion weighs in. The piece likens self perception to external validation and hints at social scrutiny shaping identity.
Burmese Buddhists Observe Three Month Planting Fast
During planting and sewing season Burmese Buddhists undertake a three month fast. The observance marks a period of restraint and devotion noted among Buddhist communities.
Mona Lina Stolen From Louvre in 1911 Discovered in Florence
The Mona Lina, also called Mona Liga, was stolen from the Louvre in August 1911 and reemerged two years later in Florence, Italy, according to archival reports. The rediscovery links the long unsolved theft to an emerging art trafficking narrative in early 1910s Europe.
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Mona Lina
Mona
Louvre
Florence
Italy
Tied to Horses Myth vs Reality in Russian Warfare
A historical note explains that the Corsacke of Russia were once thought to be kept tethered to their horses and released only for battle. The piece discusses the origins and plausibility of this belief, contrasting rumor with documented practices and martial tradition.
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Russia
Edmund Kean Crowned as Greatest Early 19th Century Tragic Actor
The record notes Edmund Kean as the era’s premier tragic actor, widely acclaimed in the early nineteenth century for his dramatic power and emotional intensity on stage.
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Edmund Kean
Must Know Their English Persona ineligible for citizenship
A policy or rule states that individuals who cannot understand or speak English are ineligible for United States citizenship. The statement emphasizes language proficiency as a citizenship criterion. It implies potential eligibility requirements or interpretations affecting applicants who lack English language ability. The focus remains on the language requirement and its impact on naturalization.
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United States
Minister Signed Declaration by Rev Robert Treat Paine
The minister who signed the Declaration of Independence was Rev. Robert Treat Paine of Massachusetts.
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Robert Treat Paine
Massachusette
Pearls in Scotland Pearl Bearing Mussels in Rivers
Pearl bearing mussels abound in Scotland rivers with centuries of pearl finds. In the nineteenth century Scottish pearl fishers often earned from 60 to 150 dollars weekly.
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Scotland
Growth standards for chick flocks in poultry farming
Guidance on tracking chick growth to gauge flock development. It advises weighing ten chicks weekly to establish averages for Leghorn and Rhode Island Red pullets, with target weights at set ages. It warns slower growth delays egg-laying maturity and suggests posting weight cards in feed rooms for regular comparison.
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Tamminen
Rhode Island
New Harpshire
Weiheta
Eagle Eye
Many Soybean Varieties Needed for Varied Uses
W. J. Morse of the U S Department of Agriculture says breeding in soybeans is just beginning with bright prospects. Local needs vary as forage, oil, meat processing, and vegetables demand different traits, and areas may require multiple varieties for forage, milling quality, and table use.
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W. J. Morse
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Instructive Farm Tips Across Poultry and Cropping Practices
The passage offers practical farming notes on culling hens by September 1 to maximize yields, dust bathing to remove bird lice, the nutritional value of eggs including iron calcium sulfur and phosphorus, the benefit of a well adjusted plow, egg temperature effects on volume, fence line tree recommendations emphasizing black locust with alternatives, and an estimate of a cow's daily air exchange about 2 680 bushels or 3 600 cubic feet weighing roughly 270 pounds.
Elgin Local News Wire Highlights Visiting Friends
A flurry of arrivals and visits fill Elgin as residents host relatives from Kenmare to Minneapolis and Chicago. Mentions include Bess Stoke visiting Elinder family, the Steele family returning from Decorah, and Patricia Green of South Pasadena visiting her parents in Elgin. Several local trips to Clermont, Cobourg, and Iowa City are noted along with new guests from St Ansgar and West Union.
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Wire
Robert C. Gehring
Robert and
Marie
Kenmare
WN D
George Butikofer
Bess Stoke
Elinder
C. S. Balsienson
Ror Steele
Decorah
Swyihe
Steele Gerla
Georgia Mae Schori
Mayme Reever
Irene Uren
Minneapolis
Namp
Kenneth Smith
Codwell
Aaider Delbere
West Union
Hebeger
el Babeger
Evelyn Johnson
St Echo Velsey Park
Buneberger
Serenity
Tiff) Greene
Patricia
South Pas‘adena
Calif
Elgin
Hans Grether
Iowa City
Leo Gre
Kensington club hosts guests at Mrs Schmid home
Mrs. Lulu Schmid presided as hostess to the Kensington club in her home on Friday afternoon with her sister Mrs. R. B. Berg among the guests, including Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Swartley and Erma Grether.
Land ownership qualifications for Northwest Territory officials
Officials Were land Owners Legislators and other officials of the Northwest Territory were required to be owners of specified amounts of land the governor to own 1 000 acres the secretary and judges 50 acres each one of the legislative council 500 acres and members of the house of representatives 200 acres.
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Northwest Territory
Legislative Council
House of Representatives
Evolution Argument From Hi Ho in Chinatown
The sage Hi Ho argues that progress requires sacrifice and cites a monkey with four hands as an illustration of advantage. The remark frames evolution as a trade off where extra limbs confer benefit in advancing development.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
The Happy Man by Seneca Quote Recalled
A concise meditation on self sufficiency linking happiness to inner strength and independence. It notes that relying on any prop weakens a person and urges standing firm on one s own, upholding pride in unwavering self reliance.
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Seneca
Park 3 Brocks Long New York Central Park Fact
A historical note states Central Park in New York spans about 50 blocks, describing its length and urban scope with concise details.
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Brocks Long
New York
Central Park
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