Hague Happenings Cor. of the Record Dec 24 1917
Local notes from Hague include school events, travel, and holiday plans. Educators Prof Harnett and Miss Seifert leave for Xmas vacation, teachers and pupils host a festive program with Santa Claus delivering goods to local children.
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Cor. of the Record
Prof. Harnett
Miss Seifert
Bis- See
Lamberton
Hague
Little Peace Hulm
Ella Arndt
Mattie Schatz
Louis Fischer
Santa Claus
Acre
Take a Chance on Happiness Mood piece by Sangster urges embracing joy
In a rainy late night trolley ride Margaret E. Sangster urges not to fear happiness as fragile. She compares happiness to spring leaves and autumn colors, noting smiling crowds and the high average of happy faces around us. Take your chance at happiness.
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Margaret E. Sangster
The
Christian Herald
ME Church Sunday School and Worship Schedule
This notice invites 100 scholars to Sunday School at 10 30 a m next Sunday at ME Church. Epworth League meets at 6 45 p m and evening worship at 7 30 with the sermon Forward March. Choir will provide special music and a Wednesday prayer meeting. The church is the stranger's friend.
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Epworth League
Swanet
The Old Roman Comiskey and the World Series Faith
A writer muses on sentiment in baseball and the White Sox era. Comiskey, called the old Roman, faces a rainstorm at a pivotal game in a Chicago park. Despite downpour fear, the crowd of about 30 000 stays hopeful and the White Sox win the world series.
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New York
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Chariie Comiskey
Boman
Pluvius
Comiskey
White Sox
Recount Seats Governor in Arizona Show Hunt Elected
Arizona Supreme Court unanimously seated G W P Hunt as governor after a recount. Hunt a Democrat had contested Governor Thomas Campbell whose election had been certified by 31 votes. The court found Hunt won by 43 votes.
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Hunt
Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona Supreme Court
G. W. P. Hunt
Thomas Campbell
Campbell
Maximum Sentence for Plotters in Detroit Conspiracy Case
Albert C. Kalt schmidt and four co defendants were given federal prison terms up to four years and fines up to $20,000 at Fort Leavenworth. Ida Neef received three years in a local jail with a $15,000 fine. Fritz Neef Carl Schmidt and Maria Schmidt drew two years and $10,000 fines each.
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Detroit
Albert C. Kaltschmidt
Fort Leavenworth
Ida Neef
House of Correction
Fritz A. Neef
Carl Schmidt
Maria
An Aviator's Farewell to His Parents
A French aviator, seventh nephew of Monsignor de Gibergues of Valence, writes a moving farewell to his parents. He speaks of return to God after falling from the blue heavens, asks for strength for those left behind, and prays for mercy and glory for France.
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Monsignor de Gibergues
Valence
M. Anthelme de Gibergues
France
Miracle Man Faces Sleep Snore Challenge
A humorous exchange centers on a man dubbed the Miracle Man who can do anything except persuade a woman that she snores in her sleep. The joke hinges on the impossibility of proving such a claim.
What did she say when you kissed her
The remark recalls a line about Fridays at a place, noting future meetings and the label amateurs as a telling detail.
Early Man and Cliff Dwellers in Colorado Caves
The article discusses early humans as fighting animals living in cave and cliff dwellings. It notes caves served as secure homes and habitats, with rock hollows formed by tools. It highlights cliff dwellers near the Lances River in southern Colorado and preservation of these sites dating back around 10,000 years.
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Lances River
Colorado
Housing Administrator Suggested by National Housing Association
A letter to President Wilson from the National Housing Association recommends creating a housing administrator position akin to Hoover’s food conservation role to address war time housing issues. The alliance urges government funding to house munition workers as a wartime necessity and notes 71 American cities face housing shortages.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Wilson
National Housing Association
Skeleton of Giant Found in Surrey Street Dig
A perfect skeleton of a tall man was uncovered in Farnham during surface water drainage work. A horse bone lay nearby. Nearby a Norman cemetery lies a short distance away, where first century cremation urns were once found, some now kept at Waverley Abbey.
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Surrey
England
Farnham
Proposal Amid Wartime Rush for France Honeymoon
A man asks for marriage with only 24 hours notice before he reports to headquarters and sails for France in three days. She accepts but makes a condition to be courted and proposed to again after his return.
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France
How Much Does He Save Buying Food in Country Then City
A professional man spends about 7 cents a mile for travel and buys eggs at 5 cents a dozen, butter at 5 cents a pound, and chickens at 4 cents a pound cheaper in the country. He travels weekly to the country to buy for his own use and questions his total savings. Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
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