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Elgin Ag
Christmas Ads and Local News Highlight Capper's Sale
A mix of holiday bits from Capper’s in Capper town notes Dan Goetz’s work for German Bottom farmers and family arrivals and departures Mrs Kinney Grace Kinney visit Minneapolis and Kinney’s move to New Hampton Several readers receive Christmas cash and notes recount small town scenes including a post office recovery of a $10 bill a Christmas dance at the opera house and horses shod notices Also mentioned are local business and college updates and a federal salary bill under consideration for the Taft era presidency and vice presidency.
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Capper’s
Dan Goetz
Oelwein Business University
Oelwein
Iowa
John Falk
John DeSart
A. M. Weibel
John
Falb
Tenner
Christmas Desertion Myths From a Soldier's View on Holidays
A New Year memorial tale from a veteran cavalry sergeant recalls few Christmas desertions, explains why troops stay loyal through feasts, and recounts the 1890 Wounded Knee aftermath where 29 soldiers died after a treacherous attack following a surrender.
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Tres
Beat & Company
New York
Plains
Philippines
Alaska
Seventh Cavalry
Wounded Knee Creek
Christmas in the Arctic theater on a ship 60 years ago
The account recounts a Christmas Eve opening night aboard an icebound ship's crew theater. The three act play Black Eyed Susan starred Susan as the white actress, with sea ditties, a yarn wig, red cheeks, and graceful carriage, delighting a puzzled Esquiman audience unfamiliar with a white performer.
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B.S. Oston
Susan
Esquiman
Extent of Their Friendship in Dimpleton
In Dimpleton, dialogue reveals a sparse contact with the Caterbys. Hatterson notes rare meetings and light friction, mentioning Christ Tad’s annual presence as a recurring point of mockery or annoyance between the parties.
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Dimpleton
Caterbys
Hatterson
Christ Tad
Relieves Colds by Cleansing the System and Airways
A historical remedy claims to expel colds through vigorous bowel action and to ease coughs by cleansing the throat chest and bronchial tubes. The description emphasizes healthful elimination as the mechanism and notes benefits for mucous membranes and respiratory passages.
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