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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
8
A businessman who buys low and sells high describes Paderewski’s piano performance as stirring beyond measure. He felt waves of emotion, wished to shout or cry, and left the hall weak yet happy, unable to name what moved him.
A well known minister uses habit of addressing congregants with dear brothers or my brothers. A lady member objects asking why sermons target men only. The vicar replies that one embraces the other, prompting a sharp reply in church.
Ms Sharp explains why Mrs Newitch invited her to a party despite being enemies. She says Newitch felt Sharp had nothing suitable to wear and wanted to make her feel inferior.
A collection of clipped quotes shows light hearted barbs about marital roles. Pittsburg Post notes a bridge game neglect, Washington Star ponders male complaints about wives’ cooking, Boston Transcript mocks a new cook's pudding as mediocre.
A customer requests a disguise for a masked ball. The clerk responds with assurances and offers a “Pele Mele” solution, implying a stylish, concealing option. The dialogue centers on anonymity and fashion.
A country reader Miss Councilman writes to Clarence Sunderland about Abel Maxey a murderer in his novel He explains Maxey is intended as a good man The meeting at the publishers reveals the two men on the train were writers in costume They confess to murders on paper and she leaves disillusioned never to seek the author again
Board of Supervisors Palo Alto County Iowa will meet June 27 1910 at 1 pm in Emmitsburg Court House to set work on drainage improvement No 43. Bids may be filed for sections with ten percent bid deposit and twenty five percent bond. Board may award whole or in parts to lowest responsible bidder with right to reject any bid. Work to commence July 15 1910 and finish by December 31 1916. By order County Auditor SIM R STEDMAN
A Baltimore Sun piece extols planked shad as a supreme sensory delight in Maryland cuisine, likening its presentation to imperial pomp and aromatic allure. It contrasts other seafood and a river dish while noting a damp dwelling joke about a tenant and a house agent highlights a local quip on property traits.
A compact reflection on doing things fully. The author urges decisive action when right and restraint when wrong, suggesting life unfolds daily as a series of small choices. Emphasizes generosity in design, immunity in execution, and moderation as a key to lasting success.
A well improved 200 acre farm four and a half miles from Do Bray Murray County Minnesota offers a four room house, new barn, granary, hen house, machine shed, good well, and grove. Four grain elevators at Dobray, proximity to Lutheran and Catholic churches, price per acre five dollars with options for down payments and contract sale. Contact 23-8 W. FL Conny Avoca Minnesota. Also selling a nice young mare and colt through D H Milles.
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