Ruthven Man Fined 260 For Out of Season Ducks
In Emmetsburg courthouse George Schlosser of Ruthven was fined 260 for possessing wild ducks out of season. He claimed the birds were not his, but the court upheld the penalty. Deputy Game Warden Green made the arrest. Schlosser plans an appeal. Also note reports on railroads and new signaling approaches in Europe.
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J. N. Richards
Libertyville
al Lamme
Richards
John K. Axelson
Stubbs
C. D. MacPherson
Fairfield
Iowa
McPherson Farm
Ruthven
Emmetsburg
George Schlosser
Duffy
David
Consolidated Outfit
Green-eye
Krantz
Milly
Punishment in Ottoman murder cases described
A historical account notes the public impalement of the murderer of Selim III of Turkey and the torture by alternating days inflicted on those who killed his successor Mustapha IV, including starvation and sleep deprivation until death.
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Selim III
Turkey
Mustapha IV
Get Much Food from the Sea The Chinese Will Eat Anything
A colorful declaration notes broad appetite for marine fare with a claim that the Chinese will eat any sea harvest. The passage emphasizes abundant sea life and diverse seafood options.
Seaweeds Add Salty Flavor Valued by Chinese Peasants
The passages describe seaweeds used to thicken soups gravies and puddings and valued for their salt taste which is a luxury for many Chinese peasants highlighting their culinary role and affordability.
Head Off Criticism by Acknowledging Metaphor Mix
Advice on handling metaphor misuse in writing. The author argues forgiveness follows when the writer admits the mixed metaphors and signals awareness. Do not overstate. The piece stresses self awareness as a defense against criticism.
Squire Bushong Joins Enoch Hub Bard and Stella Canady
Modena Correspondence notes a Saturday wedding as F Bushong officiates and Enoch Hub Bard weds Stella Canady in Princeton area context. The ceremony blends quiet sunset imagery with traditional vows, marking a notable local union reported by the Princeton Post.
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F. Bushong
Enoch Hubbard
Stella Canady
Modena
Princeton
N. J
Post
Travels of an English Postmistress
Miss Trimmingham the postmistress of Fishlake near Doncaster has served as postman for 37 years and led the post office for 23 years. Her journeys span 6186 miles in a year with only seven days off duty, and she has walked over 200000 miles in total.
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Trimmingham
Fishlake
Doncaster
England
Glass Floor Bridge Spans Royal Gorge Arkansas River
In Colorado a bridge crosses the Royal Gorge high above the Arkansas River. The span rises a half mile, connecting cliffs with a floor made of plate glass one and a half inches thick set in steel framework.
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Colorado
Royal Gorge
Arkansas River
Green Eye's Second Sight
Milly Krantz trains a blind tiger named Green Eye with her father Krantz and lover David. After a caper shows the tiger can see, Milly reveals the animal’s past blindness, sparking danger and a dramatic escape from captivity.
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Green-Eye
Loss of Sleep Exhausted Nerves
Nature warns of nervous collapse with inability to rest. Sleepless thoughts keep brain awake, and opiates offer only temporary relief. Recovery hinges on restoring the nervous system, a process requiring careful care and treatment.
Dr A W Chases Nerve Pills Sold Nationwide
Dr A W Chase s Nerve Pills promise cure of sleeplessness headaches and nervous dyspepsia with risk of nervous prostration paralysis or palsy. Box shows portrait and signature of A W Chase M D. 50 cents at dealers or Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY. Mrs C G Heckenlively of Angola Ind reports excellent sleep and revived nerves. Sold at Themas Pharmacy Fairfield Iowa.
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A. W. Chase
M. D
Glass water pipes shield ground from moisture and gases
Glass water pipes with an asphalt coating are used in parts of Germany to prevent fractures. They provide protection against moisture in the ground, resist acids and alkalis, and cannot be penetrated by gases.
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Germany
In the Life to Come Endowed with Spiritual Bodies
Hawthorne contemplates future spiritual bodies capable of instantaneous thought transfer. He imagines sending thoughts and feelings across any distance, delivering them warm and fresh into loved ones’ consciousness. The idea emphasizes intimate connection beyond mortal limits.
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Hawthorne
Harvard's Rare Treasure Glass Flowers Exhibit
Harvard University houses a unique collection of glass flowers in the Ware collection. The display is described as unparalleled, with emphasis on its singular status in the world and the distinctive craftsmanship required to create it.
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Harvard
Harvard University
Jasc
Guarante F. S. Shriner
Linby Savings Bank Articles of Incorporation Filed in Iowa
The Linby Savings Bank of Linby Iowa files its articles of incorporation listing name and place of business Linby in Jefferson County Iowa. It outlines capital stock of 10000 dollars divided into 100 shares and sets a fifty year duration with initial provisional directors and officers. It specifies meeting rules stock transfer and execution of deeds and notes by officers and the exemption of private property from corporate liability.
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Linby Savings Bank
Linby, Iowa
Iowa
City of
Linby
County of
Jefferson
State of
Secretary of State
Auditor of State
Board of Directors
L. A. Andrew
Ottumwa
L. Dudgeon
Hedrick
C. H. Linder
F. R. Gambell
T. Kenyon
A. H. Eller
C. B. Ruggles
Packwood
F. R. Gambri
Juiteg
Jefferson County
Appey L. Dudgeon
P. Gebell
A. H. Eller Ang B. Ruggles
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