M. E. Church South Sets Fourth Sunday Services
The M. E. Church South announces preaching on the fourth Sunday with morning and evening services to be held as a regular observance.
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M. E. Church South
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Newspaper
Fremont Democrat
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1901
Page
1
Shenandoah Iowa Time Table Rounds Out Eastbound Westbound Runs
Timetable lists QO and ST L A R routes at Shenandoah Iowa going east and west with trains including Quincy Ex No 2 daily at 3 45 am and No 4 at 7 15 pm east bound Cannon Ball No 2 and Omaha Express No 3 northbound Southbound times show Local freight No 16 Sundays 11 40 am and No 15 daily except Sunday late evening schedules noted.
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Quincy
Bt. Louis
C. B. Mail
Omaha Express
Eevs Tilo
Railroad Time Table for K C St J and C B R R
North bound train No 23 passenger daily 178 mM No 27 passenger daily times 2 a m No 21 passenger daily 505 m No 81 freight daily 4200 p m South bound No 22 passenger daily 12 40 a m No 20 passenger daily No 26 passenger daily No 92 freight daily 9 82 a m C B and Q R R No 90 freight daily 2 25 p m No 40 passenger daily 7 25 p m West No 41 passenger daily 7 25 3 4 p m No 63 freight daily 8 8 a m
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Sssceeserees
C. B
Eagt
Breight
Bunday
Russ' Bleaching Blue: Whiter Clothes Guaranteed
A famous article promises instantly whiter clothes using Russ' Bleaching Blue. The advertisement claims removal of stains and brightening effects that rival snow, urging customers to refuse imitations and trust the original formula.
Preserving fruit with wide and long neck jars
A southern housewife details fruit preservation methods using wax caps for stone fruits and long neck bottles for catchup and tomatoes. Steps include cleaning bottles, heating peaches in a preserving kettle, filling hot bottles, sealing with corks and wax, and cooling. Also covers boiling berries and tomatoes and canning in tin cans with immediate sealing.
Rose pink and fern hints for festive table decor
A Good Housekeeping writer favors rose pink for table decoration noting its sun and light exposure stability. The passage discusses how blue and violet shift under gas or electricity, while red can be risky yet cheerful in winter. It cautions on yellow fading and promotes foliage green for summer. It then describes a method to keep ferns fresh by stacking them on board, soaking in cold water, and storing in a cool dark place, with 24 hours before church decor use.
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Good Housekeeping
Darby and Joan Chair A Country Home Novelty
The article highlights the Darby and Joan chair a low rocker for two built on a single foundation. It features heavy wood painted in forest green with red rush seats and comes in woods such as ash walnut and white pine. The design is severe with no ornamentation while color and fabric provide decoration.
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Darby and
Joan
Dainty Butter Pats Made In Tiny Rolls For Serving
The guide explains forming small butter pats by rolling walnut sized pieces between corrugated boards to a eighth inch thickness then cooling them in cold water. In hot weather the rolls can be salted and stored in water hours before serving.
Home remedy for chapped hands with lemon glycerin mix
A writer recommends nightly rub in a glycerin and lemon juice mixture to prevent chaps. Dry hands thoroughly after washing and use oatmeal rubbed over hands after drying as an additional care.
Training a Dog to Jump and Sit Up Tricks
The guide outlines teaching a dog to jump through a hoop and its tissue, sit up from a corner, and walk on hind legs. It stresses patience, kindness, and rewards, warns against overworking the dog, and forbids punishment or whipping.
Line Relay Practice and Mary Learns Courtesy
A short item describes a line relay where players stand in two or more lines and pass a backward throw. If a ball drops, the faltering player retrieves it and returns to position before throwing again. A final sprint to the front ends the round. A separate vignette notes Mary’s dutiful nature as she promises aunt Cassie to discipline her cousins if they misbehave.
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Mary
Cassie
Sallie
Lizzie
A Future King Prince Edward of York
Prince Edward of York is described as a six year old heir with blue eyes and luxuriant hair. He rides a pony with skill and salutes with dignity, becoming indignant if not returned. His longest journey was to his late great-grandmother's castle in the Highlands.
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Prince Edward of York
Queen Victoria
Prince Edward
York
Highlands
Possum View Described by Local Column in Pleasant Tone
The piece explains Possum View as a Slippery Elm suburb with Brownish residents and families named Knappes Ruedys Browns Skidmores Roses and Mills. It notes a daily mail system and a new property buyer while inviting readers to ask locals such as the Browns Knapps Rollins and Morgans about the community.
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Possum View
The
Democrat
Slippery Elm District
Browmnish
Ruedy
Daily Mail
Information on Fungus Disease of Plants Inquiry
A query from L. H. Pammel seeks practical data on destructive plant fungus diseases for orchard farm and garden crops. Questions cover smuts apple scab blight rusts and diseases of berries vegetables and forest trees with requests for specimens and spraying practices.
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L. H. Pammel
Grocery list items and prices from Rising Sun store
A fragmented inventory lists items such as apples peaches syrup and stove polish with small quantities and prices. It mentions Royal Glass and Rival baking powder along with breakfast staples and starch in faded numerals.
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