Wadena Neighbors Celebrate Everetts Twenty Fifth Anniversary
In Wadena the Everetts marked their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a family gathering at their home. About forty neighbors and relatives attended a noon dinner, presented a purse of money, and wished the couple many more happy years. Other local notes include hospital updates, visits, and community events across the area.
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Presbyterian Church
Bert Everetts
Elmer Kunzman
University Hospital
Iowa City
Kathryn Reddy
Waukon
Lucille Raftis
Ralph Gage
Lima
Frank Poor
Lawrence Welch
Marie
Garnaville
Nina Davis
Ted Welsh
Oelwein
Roy Leonhart
Donald Orr
Fayette
Donald Leonhar
Albert Felder
Martin Minihan
A.J. Knutson
Frank Raftis
Allen Robinson
Legion Auxiliary
Cresco
C.S. Flower
Mya
B.D. Stockwell
Gelwein
Harold Hermen
Baby
Ning Davis
A. C. Cline
Mary Fox
Hattie Dempster
Arlington
Marathon
Earl Watt
Walter Messerli
Ellen Hicks
Jess Poo
Jeanette Flanagan
Roberts
Arthur Jellings
Delwe
Wood
Wassom
Joe Fennell
Colorado
Vick Wells Rooms
C. C. Corbin
J.D. Molumby
City Boosting and Fellowship Drive Progress
Citizens engage actively to build better business and a stronger city. Optimism and cooperation between business, city, and country are urged to create unity, boost local enterprise, and foster mutual prosperity through concerted effort.
Tall Woman Seeks New Hat Before Doctor Visit
A stray line notes Katie saying a tall woman does not look well and will try a new hat before consulting a doctor. Ball Syndicate WND Service records the fragmentary report with limited context.
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Ashe
Dinner Guests and Move In Arlington Home
George Vaughn and wife were dinner guests in the John Falk home. Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sohori rented a house in Arlington and are busy moving. Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Wolf and son, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wolf and Robert M. Krone were dinner guests in the John Falk home Sunday. Federal Judge George C. Scott ruled the Oelwein Chemical Co. guilty of four violations of the federal pure food and drug act, fining the firm $200 for adulterating and falsely labeling products.
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George Vaughn
John Falk
Carl Sohori
Arlington
H. H. Wolf
Peter Wolf
Robert M. Krone
George C. Scott
Fort Dodge
Oelwein Chemical Co
Oelwein
Carnation from Europe as Garden Plant and State Flower
The carnation, a cultivated pink family plant, was brought from Europe and is common in gardens and greenhouses. With over 400 species known, stems are slender and leaves gravelike, flowers poutary and nodding. Popular for long life, fragrance and continued blooming. A cultivated cousin of the clove pink and the state flower of Ohio.
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Europe
Gardena
Ohlo
Ostrich Lacks Horse Sense as Harnessed Animals
An article notes that ostriches can pull light carriages at speed and resemble saddle horses in form, but their guidance by reins is unreliable. They tend to stop abruptly and often sit down on the road during harness work, illustrating limited sense compared with horses.
Correcting the Fault in Uncle Eben's Plain Talk
In this fragment, Uncle Eben argues that a fault is not severe if it can be corrected with minimal discussion. The line hints at practical problem solving over lengthy quarrels, reflecting a speech pattern and rural wisdom.
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Uncle Eben
Drowning of Boys Raises Regional Concerns
A report notes that drownings are more common among boys aged fifteen to nineteen than any other group, reflecting broader safety concerns. The piece also references Taoist beliefs from China about weather fault finding and its perceived punishment in the afterlife.
World Takes Own Time In Paele Eben Quote
The piece reflects on time and effort with Paele Eben asserting that the world keeps going round regardless of one’s speed. It lists boxing weight classes including heavyweight over 175 pounds and featherweight at 126, with several misprinted entries suggesting light heavyweight 115 and middleweight 160.
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Paele Eben
Weig
Zodiac Sign Classifications Across Masculine and Feminine Signs
The masculine signs are Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Scorpio Sagittarius Capricornus Aquarius and Pisces. The feminine signs are Virgo and Libra.
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Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Cancer
Leo
Scorpio
Aquarius
Virgo
War as seen by Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown
Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown calls war a recurring mercenary enterprise driven by relentless, noncombatant cunning, framing conflict as a cynical pursuit beyond mere battlefield action. He warns against profiteering and urges resistance to the dehumanizing calculus of power.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Clif Dwellers Used Splints
The article notes that prehistoric cliff dwellers in the Southwest used splints and recognized their usefulness in healing broken arms. It highlights early medical knowledge among ancient peoples and their practical approach to injury treatment.
Bald-Headed President John Q. Adame Noted Unique Feature
The article highlights John Q. Adame as the United States president uniquely described as bald headed. It notes his distinctive appearance as a defining trait among presidents.
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United States
John Q. Adame
Warm color theory: reds and yellows as warm hues
Reds and yellows and their derivatives are described as warm colors. The palette ranges from pale straw to orange and brown and from delicate rose to deep crimson and mahogany, producing a sense of warmth.
Whiting Pigment From Dover Limestone
The painting pigment Whiting is made from limestone largely sourced from Dover England. It is used mainly as a base for calcimine and for making putty.
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Dover
England
Miles of Telephone Wires Trend Across Nations
The world needs about 100 million miles of wire for telephones. The United States has roughly 68 million miles, Germany about 10 million, Great Britain seven million, and Canada around three and a half million.
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United States
Germany
Great Britain
Canada
Portraits on U S Currency Names by Denomination
The list identifies faces appearing on U S currency including George Washington on the one dollar, Thomas Jefferson on the two dollar, Abraham Lincoln on the five, Alexander Hamilton on the ten, Andrew Jackson on the twenty, Ulysses S Grant on the fifty, Benjamin Franklin on the hundred, William McKinley on the five hundred, Grover Cleveland on the one thousand, James Madison on the five thousand, and Salmon P Chase on the ten thousand.
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Washington
Jefferson
Lincoln
Hamilton
Jackson
Grant
Franklin
McKinley
Cleveland
Madison
Chase
Power of Pea Aphis and Branding Cattle in Agriculture
Scientists find that for the first 12 to 28 hours after the pea aphid feeds on mosaic diseased peas the insect cannot transmit the disease. After this period, the aphid can spread mosaic disease throughout its adult life. Branding cattle remains a common practice in many states to identify owners and trace diseased animals at slaughter points, especially when on ranges.
Maple Sugar Methods Take Root in New Tingland History
White settlers in New Tingland learned the Indian method of making maple sugar, improved it, and that colonial technique has been used ever since.
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New Tingland
Females Make Noise In Ducks Quacking At Night
A field note explains that female mallards produce loud quacks in marshes at night while drakes emit softer, reedier quacks audible only at close range. The behavior contrasts highlight gender differences in sound production among ducks.
Mata Favorite Drink Mate Tops South American Taste
Mata Favorite Drink Mate is popular with about 15 million South Americans. The tea is prepared by steeping and boiling in water until the desired strength is reached, following a simple traditional method.
Mineral Diversity Claims Shock Rutherford County
A local clipping from Rutherford county North Carolina asserts the area boasts the largest variety of minerals in the Caled States, touting a notable collection and regional richness for mineral enthusiasts and collectors.
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Rutherford County
North Carona
Uby County
Madison and Mourne Succeeded by State Secretary Leaders
In a brief succession note, Madison and Mourne each step into the presidency following the tenure of the Secretary of State Presidente Jeferson. The record highlights a continuity of office with transitions led by the secretary of state.
Stone with Viking Prayer Found at Sigtuna Sweden
A stone unearthed at Sigtuna in Sweden bears a Viking era prayer inscribed with the phrase no Viking days. Researchers note the artifact's runic inscription and potential historical significance for early Swedish Norse culture.
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Sigtuna
Sweden
Sulphur Found in the Sun Detected in Spectral Lines
Scientists report sulfur detected in the sun in enough quantity to show up in twenty spectroscopic lines. The finding marks a significant enhancement to understanding solar composition and element distribution.
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Wadena
Francis Corkery
Kenneth Baldwin
Kathryn Baldwin
Democrate
Kathryn
Ball Syidicate
Sirugl
William Baumgartner
Rock Valley
ACA
China
L. S. Hutchinson
Elgin State Bank
Bilgin
Bolivia
Zuider Zee
Papa
Pop
Ball Sypdicae
Rexall Drug Store
Stoehr Drug Store
Rexall
Elgin
Iowa
Henry H. Wolf, M. D
Baumgartner Bldg
Elgin, Iowa
R. A. Crider
Matchee
Mutual Ins. CO
R. P. Strauch
Echo Saxo Enterprise
Stolts
Rob Ross
Georgie Porgié
Peabertry
Ad. A. Boleyn
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