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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1909
Page
8
The item notes band practice under G and Farley with older members likely to join Burlay’s class on stage. Also mentions a school superintendent buying 260 acres near Huona at 95 dollars per acre with cash, improvements described as fair but uneven.
Pat Cavanaugh writes to Algona friends from the boazers retreat at Knoxville describing loneliness among the boys. The courier urges brighter views, shelter and board, and staying away from actions that dishonor families, urging resilience this Christmas.
The Spencer Herald reports Train No. 1 on the Milwaukee ran on time with Andy Solon as a civic actor claiming trains will be punctual under a Democratic influence. The piece veers into a long, satirical riff on doctors, inquests, sneezing, and a derailed clockwork of opinions from the London Globe.
The Wood ball spa stemmed from a 100 year old shaft sunk for coal that flooded and formed a curative brook. Geologists link the waters to ancient sea beds rich in salts and bromine, suggesting a tropical coastal origin and later mineral extraction through sandstone. Olden tea etiquette notes show hosts pass cups and numbered spoons, with children learning thrift in Johnson era habits.
One dozen Parker House rolls filled with cold chicken celery and mayonnaise. Scoop pockets, brush with butter, bake briefly, mix filling, assemble, and garnish with fringed celery on a bread plate.
A counterfeit reflection cites a detective claiming burglars act with fear and reckless timing rather than cool planning. The piece critiques the notion that housebreaking is composed and methodical, noting chaotic methods and misdirections as described by a Sunday Review excerpt.
A Philadelphia Inquirer item depicts a drenched fan asking why an umbrella isn’t brought out. The neighbor’s son jokes that since his father abandoned the club, he’s never brought home umbrellas again.
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