Residents visit scattered across several towns
Dr Wiser spent part of the week in this city while Mrs Al Kroh and children were here Monday. Numerous locals including James Sinclair and wife of Preston, Gus Ruegge from Fort Scott and others, visited or traveled from Verdon Stella Humboldt Stella Preston Lincoln and Omaha this week. A church note mentions Ascension day first holy communion at St Francis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Kroh
James Sinclair
Preston
Gus Ruegge
Fort Scott
Kans
Allan D. May
Will Jenne
South Dakota
Lizzie Hosseck
Stella
Humboldt
Harry Foehlinger
Webb City
Will
Lester Mayfield
Verdon
Bertha Schmidt
E. J. Gebhard
A. J. Stewart
H. C. Rupert
Reserve
Elsie R. Evans
Sabetha
Kas
Henry Siemering, Jr
Barada
A. D. Goolsby
J.S. Fuller
Frank Ranger
Salem
Everett Scott
J. W. Neeld
Myrtle
Dawson
Jessie Page
John D. Evans
Omaha
John Nulk
Weeping Water
George Slocum
Esburn Wheeler
Hutchins
George Hinton
Kensington Club
Tom Moran
Barnston
Neb
Gene Fitzgerald
St. Joe
Gene
St. Francis Catholic Church
B. F. Wiser
Warren Hutchins
Pain Balm Promoted For Common Ailments
Three ailments sprainted ankle stiff neck and lame shoulder are cited as especially helped by Chamberlains Pain Balm sold at Kerrs Drug Store. The ad claims prompt use saves time money and suffering.
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Chamberlain
Kerr's Drug Store
Two-Cent Fares in Dark England Consular Views
A consular report discusses two-cent street car fares in England citing Birmingham distances of penny stages and the shift to electric systems after 1907. The piece argues penny fares limit flexibility, favor termini, hinder transfer systems, and complicate mobility for travelers and workers.
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England
Birmingham
United States
Bring Yourself To Work Says Marsden In Success
Orison Swett Marden argues that daily full use of all powers and faculties leads to better results. He urges coming to work with the whole self, not a partial effort, to achieve greatness.
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Orison Swett Marsden
Fix A Southern Barbecue From A Black Southern Perspective
The narrator describes a barbecue prepared the day before with roast shote calf kid and goat. A trench is dug with oak bark coals and fires kept by enslaved workers while white overseers supervise. The next day guests carve and dine under trees with corn meal lightbread potatoes pickles ice cream coffee and beer. the shore is praised as the best part and eating barbecued meat marks a man’s acceptance of life after death.
Parish celebrates sexton George Holmes at Jubilee
At Farnworth-with-Kearsley parish church near Bolton the annual parishioners meeting notes the sexton George Holmes has celebrated his jubilee and began duties at age sixteen, having officiated at nearly ten thousand funerals.
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Farnworth-with- Kearsley
Bolton
George Holmes
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C.M. Wilson
Dr. Wiser
Bess Davis
Lincoln
Earl North
Etta Reichers
York
Thomas Gibson
John Hutchins
Council Bluffs
Emma T. Snyder
Sabetha, Kans
Lizzie Maddox
Nellie Hossack
James Jellison
C.G. Hargrave
Tomie
Chicago
Mount Pleasant
Iowa
Shote