Feuding Hearts and Courtship on a Tea Room Page
Dialogue snippets reveal social banter and comic misunderstandings across a church social scene. Auntie Waendel ponders marriage. Scott recalls a rich man. a poet and an editor discuss poetry tastes. A department manager and boss exchange blunt reminders. A cheerful young man assists with church treats and asks about making popcorn balls, while a practical young woman emphasizes hygiene.
Thanatopsis Poem Excerpt by Bryant in Nature’s Embrace
An OCR fragment presents Bryant’s Thanatopsis urging communion with Nature as a comfort against death. It weaves images of open sky, earth, and sea, portraying death as part of the great elemental cycle and a shared fate among humanity and the natural world.
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Bryant
Noature
Nan
Barcan
Oregon
Hfe
Roek
Amiles
Newbros Herpicide advert promises dandruff cure
An ad claims to cure dandruff by destroying the dandruff germ, promising relief from itching and baldness. It touts Herpicide as the only true germ destroyer and offers samples and two sizes, with a Detroit company address and a special agent named Geo F. Swarts.
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Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Geo
F. Swarts
Kankakee Court House Sold for 2 Dollars
The Kankakee county courthouse built in 1871 sold at auction for two dollars to a local contractor. It will be replaced by a new $150,000 building.
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Kankakee, IH
Kankakee County Court House
Divorce Granted Over Ill Temper and Bad Breath
A western judge granted a divorce on grounds of ill temper and bad breath. An advertisement for Dr King's New Life Pills claims to cure constipation liver trouble headaches and chills. Pills priced at 25 cents sold by Joseph Emmert.
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Dr. King
Joseph Emmert
Brokhausen Hu Mystery Phrase Appears in Report
A fragmentary line reads ie a ee oo rane aye hy waissa them, raising questions about its origin and possible code or note within a larger article. No clear identities or events accompany the strange sequence.
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Brokhausen
Fragmentary Daly Journal item on elfy deli timing
A fragment from Daly Journal hints at a deli item or event tied to elf or elf-related feast for eight weeks. No clear names, dates, or places are readable.
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The
Daly Journal
Elfy
Ite
Practice of Osteopathy Upheld by Vermont Supreme Court
Several legal items from the Vermont and New York courts are summarized. The Vermont high court ruled osteopathy is a distinct healing school, so malpractice must be judged by osteopathic standards rather than general medical rules. It addresses similar name disputes and other court rulings on solicitation and licensing.
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New York
Benevolent & Protective Order of Elka
Improved Benevolent & Protective Order of Elks of the World
New York Supplement
Plaintiff Incorporated Society
Supreme Court of New York
Speer
United States District Court For
Southern District of Georgia
Federal Reporter
Grand Jury
Savannah
Georgia
Internal Revenue Law
Supreme Court of Vermont
Wilking
New York Supreme Court
H. Koehler & Co
Clement
People
Fabian
Levy
Lena Chapter Installs Officers In Open Ceremony
Isabelle Chapter O E S of Lena held an open installation with many guests. Worthy matron Visenta Boeke and other officers were installed by Mrs. Paulina Dickes of Freeport. After remarks by Dr. C. E. Derr and Rev. W. K. Loofbourrow, refreshments followed. Various local residents visited or were noted, and Ralph White’s funeral service was largely attended with music by a Freeport quartet.
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Lena
Isabelle
O. BE. S
Paulina Dickes
Freeport
Visenta Boeke
D. M. de Graff
Lillian Loofbourrow
Meda Schermerhorn
Mildred Hinds
Lisbon
N. D
Louis
Henry Werneke
W. H. Kerns
Saginaw
Mich
George Houser
Ralph KE. White
Baptist Church
Nicholls
Loofbourrow
Methodist Church
Dr. Derr
Amity Glutheran
La Crosse Names Scrappy Carl Bond Manager of Oshkosh
Carl Bond popularly known as Blondie, long a La Crosse base ball star and field captain, has been signed as manager of the Oshkosh club for 1909. He will likely also play second base and will have full control of signing or releasing players as the team strives for league success this season.
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Blondie” Bond
la Crosse
Carl Bond
Bond
H. J. Rooney
Board of Directors
Hst
John A. Elliott
Milwaukee
la Crosse Association
Young People's Aid gathering at High Street home
Mrs. Asa Mellett hosts the Young People's Aid of First English Lutheran Church at 68 High street on Tuesday evening January 12. Members and friends are urged to attend for a good time, with the meeting set to begin at 8 16 sharp.
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Asa Mellett
First English Lutheran Church
Leid
High Street
Lena Chapter of O. E. S. Installs New Officers
Mrs. Paulina Dickes returned from Lena this morning where she installed the newly elected officers of Lena chapter O. E. S. last evening. The report mentions Maurice and Rosaline with a note about tea cakes made from Gold Medal Flour.
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Lena
Paulina Dickes
Maurice
Rosaline
Shoe sale at E and Ww clearing sale gate
Fragmentary notice advertises extra big discount on lined duck coats and general goods. The readable text mentions Maver as a possible name and urges use of goods, though the fragmentary OCR obscures full details.
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Brokhausen & Ill
Fond du Lac Retains Franchise in Wisconsin league
Fond du Lac Wisconsin January 7 The sale of the Fond du Lac club in the Wisconsin Illinois league and a plan for Rockford stockholders to take over the Rockford club promise the league’s continued makeup next summer President W C Reinig who owns the club has lost six thousand dollars in two years sold the franchise players grandstand and paraphernalia and leased the park for five years to Fond du Lac businessmen for 1500 dollars C J Goldens resignation as Rockford manager and a syndicate likely to take over ensure Rockford’s retention The league directors annual meeting postponed to January 17 at Milwaukee
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Fond du Lac
la Crosse
Wis
Rockford
W. C. Reinig
C. J. Golden
Milwaukee
Sabbath Services at Oak Street Evangelical Church
Oak Street Evangelical Church led by Pastor Wm Klingbeil hosts Sunday services at 9 30 a m Sunday School with Geo Ennenga Sept 10 50 a m and 7 30 p m preaching topics The Essence of Evangelical Preaching and Servants We Are Evening youth devotional at 7 p m Weekday meetings Tuesday 8 00 p m annual Young People business meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m English prayer meeting Thursday 7 30 p m German prayer meeting Saturday 2 00 p m instruction to children Sunday evenings in English.
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Oak Street
Young People’s Organization
Embury Methodist Episcopal Church
Ray CG. Harker
Epworth
A. R. Buffin
Taylor Ave
East Freeport
B. M. Southgate
J. G. Brooks
United Evangelical Church
Corner Union and
Pleasant Streets
L. C. Schmidt
State St
Sunday Bible School
A. B. Wight
the . L. GC
U. B
J. B. Norviel
Young Peorpe
M. E
Stephenson and Cherry Sts
C. W. McCaskill
Epworth League
First English Lutheran Church
Philip KR. Mullen
R. L. Coomber
First Baptist
Stephenson St
William H. Beynon
E. M. Phillips
First Presbyterian Church
H. L Moore
Local Church Notices and Services Across Freeport Area
A compiled listing invites the public to evening sermons at the Collegiate Church of New York and First Church of Christ with multiple service times on Sundays and midweek evenings. Also listed are Free Methodist and English Reformed church schedules, Sunday schools, and a note about the Freeport Theosophical Society meeting Tuesday evenings.
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David James Barrell
Collegiate Church of
New York
Church of Christ
Lundh
Free Methodist Church
Walnut Street
Broadway
W. Finch
Freeport Theosophical Society
Allen's Foot-Ease Advertisement Shifts Shoe Comfort
An old ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease for small shoe sizes and comfort in dancing parties and new shoes. It claims instant relief for pinching shoes, suggests rubbing overshoes, and notes sales everywhere with a free sample offer. Address given in a humorous, era-like style.
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Allen
Allen S
Heheys
N.Y
Shoes for sale at clearance price during E and W sale
All broken lines of 4.00 shoes are offered at 2.75 in the E and W clearance sale.
Clothing House sale cuts suits to fourteen sixty five
An ad notes $18 suits reduced to $14.65 at E Clothing House. Mann's offers home made summer sausage at 15 cents per pound. Try it.
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E Clothing House
Mann’s
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