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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1910
Page
4
Four and Its Multiples of Ten Probed Across History
The piece links four with perfection and lists forty as a sacred, numeric motif in Biblical, ancient, and cultural contexts. It recounts Roberts earning the Victoria Cross, describing how a bayonet duel and a chase for a fleeing standard dominated a critical moment in battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Cohkhan
The Cows of Muscat Plague of Fish Eating and Weaning Tricks
The report portrays Muscat as a hub of smuggling and desert conflicts, while a Missouri born cow humorously adapts to arid diets eating fish and dates. A notable practice described is calf distress faked by stuffing skins with rags near the cow to prevent lactation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscat
Persian Gulf
Missouri
San Francisco Chronicle
The Thorn and Wanted the Proof Notebook Exchange
A brief humorous exchange contrasts a hostess praising a new cook who is a stayer but not a cook, with a flirtatious dialogue where a man compliments a girl who counters that words lack proof. The snippets reflect light, witty social banter of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorn
Boston Transcript
He Got It Eva Belinda Kiss Word Exchange
Eva and Belinda discuss a moment in which he buys a box of chocolates that could not say the word kiss. Eva explains she tried to speak the word but he lips took the word instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva
Belinda
A Big Shadow In Food Says Tiny Hair Casts Shade
A quotation notes that the smallest hair can cast a shadow and warns it can shadow appetite when found in food. The remark likens tiny intrusions to a chilling din of contamination. The text underscores caution in kitchen cleanliness and food preparation.
Parsons Team Beats Penn 33 to 27 in Sion Game
Parsons defeated Penn college 33 to 27 in Oskaloosa. Howard returned in the second half after an early absence. Smith led Penn with 14 points while E Stephenson had six field goals and Porter three free baskets. Referee Moore officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Mar
Sion
Parsons
Penn College
Focals
Howard
Smith
Penns
E.stephenson
Laude
L. Stephension
Raney
Porter
Williams
Brown
Journey from Oregon to California Through Magnificent Bay Crossing
H P Bosworth recounts a cross country trip from Convolis Oregon to California in 1909. He describes the Sacramento River headwaters, the Suisun Bay crossing on a ferry, Oakland and San Francisco visits, Berkeley schools, and flooding earthquake ruins contrasted with new reinforced concrete construction. He notes stock country and alfalfa fields and promises more letters if space allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Californ‘a
Chester
California
Convolis
Oregon
Williamette River
Grants Pass
Ashland
Mount Sharta
Colorado
San Francisco Bay
San Francisco Bay. To Cross Th‘s
Sacramento River
Su‘sum
Sacramento
Su‘sum Bay
Sanfrancisco Bay
Oakland
Bay
San Francisco
Berkley
H. P. Bosworth
Linion Lodge 15 to Confer Third Degree Tonight
Linion Lodge No 15 A F and A M will hold a special session this evening to confer the third degree on a candidate. Members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linion Lodge No. 15
A. F
A. M
Poem Lines Spark Sharp Banter in Cleveland Leader
A brief exchange turns literary as Jess compares a face to a Browning poem while Bess questions the meaning and depth of the lines in a Cleveland Leader item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess
Bess
Browning
Cleveland
Notice of price scale for moving services in 1910
The undersigned announce a new price scale due to higher feed and living costs. Moving household goods costs 1.50 per load and piano removal and hauling to the first floor is 2.00. These prices take effect on March 1 1910.
Hawkeye Pearl Button Company official to visit Fairfield
H C Vetter vice president of Hawkeye Pearl Button Company will visit Fairfield tomorrow to survey land for a potential branch plant if the company locates in Flairfield. He’ll stay at the Leggett house this afternoon and meet with local business leaders. no decision will be made tomorrow but a report to the company is planned and action may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Vetter
Hawkeye Pearl Button Company
Jooking
Flairfield
Vetter
Fairfield
Leggett House
Jefferson County Gas and Mineral drills first well
The Jefferson County Gas and Mineral Co began drilling yesterday on the Pumphrey property south of the old pond. John Shaw of Davenport is contractor and superintendent. The firm plans four wells to explore subsurface valuables and has reached sixty feet depth with results anticipated countywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County Gas and Mineral Co
Pumphrey
Old Pond
John Shaw
Davenport
Shaw
Friends Surprise Mr and Mrs King On Tenth Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Joe King were honored by friends with a surprise party for their tenth wedding anniversary. Guests gathered at Mr and Mrs Green’s home then went to the King residence for several hours of merriment and refreshments. A rocker was presented to the couple as a keepsake of the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe King
Mrs. King
American of Norwegian Design Stuns Questioning Class
When Sigrid first appeared in an American school Harper's Magazine notes her quick reply to the usual question about nationality. She tosses her flaxen braids and says she is an American of Norwegian design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Small Sigrid
Harper's Magazine
Sigrid
Oranges Promoted as Sweet Florida Fancy Bulk
Advertisement highlights Florida grown oranges offered at 30 to 40 cents per dozen. It emphasizes sweetness and juiciness to attract buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Pie request leads to division at noon in Somerville
In Somerville Journal a casual exchange shows Tommy asking for two pieces of pie at noon and his mother granting it by cutting the single piece in two, reflecting a domestic moment captured in print.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Somerville Journal
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Deran Taylor JA
W. Taylor
Omah
Garden of Eden
Solomon’s Temple
Moses
Midian
Mount Sinai
PENN
Oskaloosa College
HP. Bosworth
MR. and
Prof
Dubec
Will
Trowbridge-Davies Furniture Co
Haven
Trowbridge-Davies Furni
Ture
Comp ’Y., Undertaking
Spring Capes
ISD
J. Roth
East Side Hardware
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