Wadena District Grace New Sermons and Social Events
The Wadena area held a Sunday evening program during the commencement of the Bachelor Service. Rev Elbert led invocation and scripture reading. Rev Elion Sweet gave a sermon and a selection titled Broken Ciserns. Prayers were offered by Rev Carrick. A Wednesday class from Wadena High School planned a trip to Guttenberg for a purse dinner and sightseeing with Dr Wend of Fairfield as guest. Separate notices report births, visitors, and local engagements among residents and families in the community.
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Daccalaureste
Everang
Elbert
Li Wengregetion
Elion
Sweet End
Preyer
Carrick
Benedict
Elbon
Libre
Wadenz High
Guttenberg Mondey
Wend
Feirfield
JB. Wood
Mondey
Webbard Lr
Wood
Wiss Gourde
Fey
Johns Fay
Monte
Waterley
George Fey
Orvilie Doland
Mary Benrich
Arlington
Lawrence
J. H. Wilson
Waterloo
Ray Herwig
Davenport
Mr. Herwig
Mercy Hospital
Richard Jones
Harold Oolberg
Elkader
Olive Knuteen
Lemna Welch
Reading tastes by age and parental guidance in youth fiction
An analysis discusses reading preferences by age from early childhood to sixteen, noting boys prefer action, adventure, and pulps while girls favor home life and romance. It stresses parental and guardian influence on shaping reading maturity and cautions against excessive sophistication for early teens.
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Weik
Chen
John
Stevenson
Gene Stratton Porter
Early 1900s Iowa guide warns on syphilis treatment
A fragmented Iowa article explains syphilis, early diagnosis, and varying success rates for treatment. It notes that cure depends on full, continued care with a physician, and emphasizes dangers of partial therapy and latent infection if treatment stops.
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Conerence
United States
Petetvent
Lea
Generel
Wetat Bowie
Hurgeor
Han
Juwa “Fe
Onote
Geography a Essential Declared by Colman Mather in Training
A Columbia University Press study notes Cotton Mather viewed geography as essential to ministerial study alongside arithmetic geometry astronomy and music. He ranked logic rhetoric and metaphysics with mixed value and urged Newtonian science only with Christian context and scripture.
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Cotten Mather
Collam Mather
Columbia University Press
Mather
Royal Society of London
Sir Isaac Newton
Newton
Duke of Burgundy First to Use Forks at Table
The Los Angeles Times notes forks were first used at the table by John the Duke of Burgundy. An English traveler Tom Coryet in 1611 mocked Italians for using a fork, then faced public rebuke. The fork’s acceptance transformed English dining, while before the French Revolution guests sent cutlery with servants or carried it.
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England
Solomon’s Temple
Awmed
Los Angeles Times
John
Burgundy
Tom Coryet
Italy
Tyrol
Germany
Switzerland
Ray of Rays Arithmetic Joseph Hay Educator Origin
Joseph Hay born in Virginia in 1807. He began teaching at sixteen after self schooling and studied at Washington College Pennsylvania and Ohio University. He earned an MD at Ohio Medical College and served as a surgeon in Cincinnati. He taught mathematics at Woodward College from 1834 to 1851 and became principal of the renamed Jubilee High School. He published arithmetic textbooks and led the Cincinnati House of Refuge board until his death in 1865.
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Ray
Joseph Hay
Virginia
Washington College
Pennnsylvania
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio Medical College
Cincinnati Hospital
Woodward College
Cincinnati
Jublle High School
al Bewrs
Cincinnati House of Refuge
Evolution of Skewers to Forks in Europe
In the early 1600s silver skewers held meat for slicing, then bread served slices. The practice spread across older European countries. By the late 1600s forks of one to four prongs replaced skewers, shifting guests from served portions to self service with individual forks.
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Europe
Want Ad Bargain Tops Circulation Across Midwest
The 11 million circulation tale begins with a Rice Lake Chronotype item about a boundary pushing want ad for a maid to handle seven children and a bustling household. It jumps to Milwaukee Chicago Twin Cities and beyond via AP wire and radio, becoming the era’s largest listed bargain. An answer from a Minneapolis woman includes a bold line about handling men beasts and children and asks how she is doing.
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Emall
Milwaukee Journal
Chicago Tribune
Twin City
Midwest
United States
Minneapolis
Kneeland Sponsors Joe Doke at Clermont Benefit
Clermont firemen plan a Friday and Saturday benefit at the school auditorium. Hubbard Sunshine salesman Joe Dokes appears by request of Clem Kneeland, local dealer, and invites all to attend.
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Clermont
Joe Dokes
Hubbard
Clem Kneeland
British Minister O Malleys Adviser on Mexico Relations
Mexico City report states Owen St. Clair O'Malley the British Minister to Mexico was told last week that Mexico had broken off relations and recalled its envoy to Great Britain due to what Mexico called the not very friendly attitude of the British Government toward the Mexican Government.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Owen St. Clair O'Malley
Great Britain
Japanese Return to War Declaration Avoided
In a pinch, Japan could claim it never declared war on China, effectively avoiding formal declaration. The remark suggests a dismissive stance on wartime status and strategic ambiguity in international confrontation.
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China
Card of Thanks expresses appreciation for cards and flowers
Ruthford Anderson thanks friends and relatives for cards letters of cheer flowers and gifts sent during his hospital stay.
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Ruthford Anderson
Largest poultry farm in the south housing 7,000 hens
A Wilkea county farm owned by St. Minton in North Cartarnia displays a poultry operation touted as the largest in the south. The house holds about 7,000 layers with over 12,000 kept for breeding and the cackling draws hundreds of visitors.
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14 Fe
St. Minton
Wilkea County
Cartarnia
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