W O W Unveiling Monument in Steele Cemetery
The W O W lodge held a Sunday ceremony in Steele cemetery to unveil a granite monument for Sovereign Mc Pherson. The event featured a parade, ritual services, an address by Deputy Davis, prayers by Rev. Bailey, and a recital by Miss Stumbo, with Sovereign Hanna completing the unveiling.
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W. O. W. Lodge
Steele
McPherson
Davis
Dr. Bailey
Presbyterian Church
Stumbo
W.W, Hanna
Hanna
Thomas D. Davia
Tecumseh
Nebraska City
Earth
Jesus
Joshua
Jordan
Jerico
Egypt
Rome
Syria
Phoenicia
U.S
Dr. Mastin, Yeetor
M. EF. Church
A. Nell
Falls City
John Crook
From Wagons to Automobiles in Local Life
A reflective column traces changes over decades from steel-wire wagons in funerals to rubber-tired top buggies and widespread autos. It notes rapid modernization, higher costs, and shifting social habits, ending with a question about a planned Hiawatha band concert.
Baby Herrick Brings Joy and Friendly Nerves in Chicago
On a sunny visit to their Chicago home, Mrs Herrick and family celebrate the newborn with relatives and friends. Uncle Doctor notes the baby’s symmetry but mentions a slight eye misalignment while the mother finds comfort in her own quiet assurance of the child’s beauty and worth.
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Baby
Chester
Mra. Herrick
Staton
Tixby
Herrick
Nessie
Doctor
Chicago
Ioocer
Dan
Bess
Nan
Harold
Mrs. Herrick
Chicago Daily News
Titles and forms in Washington society and government
The piece explains proper forms of address for U.S. leaders and officials, noting shifts from Your Excellency to Mr. President, and how diplomats, cabinet officers, judges, and military officers should be referred to in speech and writing. It also mentions social usage versus official titles and a humorous aside about a cat singing a tune.
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John A. Crook
The
Tribune
White House
United States
Roosevelt
Root
Garfield
Senator Lodge
Hale
Supreme Court
Justice White
Civil Service Commissioners
Interstate Commerce Commissioners
Controller of the Treasury
Congress
House
Army
Navy
Mr. Smith
Marine Band
Santelmann
Marine Hand
Leutenant
Washington
Northeast
Innova Hons
Annie Laurie
Reasoning It Out The Girl Won Not By Armament
A humorous dialogue scene shows Gertrude and Herbert arguing over a heard chirp comparison between Old Bob and an old cow in a swamp. They compare sounds by physics to justify love and resolve to continue the romance after a reveal that humor wins. The exchange ends with Gertrude acknowledging manipulation and a twist of affection.
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Herbert
Mother
Gertrude
Dob
Hackman
Bol
Hob
Bob
Herbert Knight
Old Bob
Demeter
Geo
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Bunker Hill
Washington and Valley Forge
Lakeview
Cleveland
Ohio
Lincoln
Springfield
Grant
New York
Leland Stanford University
California
Battle Fields
South
Stars and Stripes
Chickamauga
Vicksburg
Gettysburg
W.O.W
W.O. W
W. O.W
John Boyle O'Reilly
Texas
Hiawatha Band
Orchard & Wilhelm
Omaha, Mebr
Ice
Woodson
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