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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1905
Page
4
Fragmentary notice from the Grand Rapids Tribune referencing subscription rates and advertising costs. The garbled text mentions month or year rates and publication details, with buried lines about charges and notices. No clear events or names are evident in the legible portion.
The piece discusses shifts in American Catholic leadership and immigrant integration, highlighting Bishop Schinner born in Milwaukee and Archbishop Ireland amid a broader trend of native Americanization. It notes the faith’s adaptation to American governance, education, and social ideals, with emphasis on leadership shaping American Catholic identity. It also references broader public debates about rail rate policies and political platforms affecting immigrant communities.
A colorful sports writeup reviews Wred Beell’s rivalry with Jake Jenkine, noting Beell’s aggressive grappling and the crowd’s reaction. The piece compares Beell to top wrestlers and highlights a tense, action packed bout with memorable moves and near falls.
Douglas Miraball of Rudepih sustained a deep head gash and facial injuries when a land cart leaped the road and toppled his party’s wagon. He was transported for surgical care after the accident and showed gradual improvement the next day.
The second commencement exercises took place at the Lingoly building with Wednesday class events and invited guests. Thursday graduation drew a large audience and featured O J Kern of Winneshago County as speaker on improving arts education. Mr Comnor of Marshfield was absent to deliver diplomas.
A bustling jumble of local banter recounts a census night on the west side led by T. J. Cooper and a comical misadventure with a man who fears answering intrusive questions. The piece shifts to a mosquito fishing tale featuring Henry and Prod, their awkward netting excursion, and humorous misadventures on Adama county creeks resulting in twenty nine fish and lessons learned.
The letter column questions reducing state aid from 60 to 3 percent, arguing fairs and agricultural shows may become unprofitable for counties and asking why others should fund them. The note mentions a transfer of George M Huntington to a US powerbank job and a travel plan to Param, with further remarks on officials and a private money mystery involving Conductor G. C. Kraush.
All who seek upliftment and higher purpose are invited to attend the Christian services led by Guy D. Sarby. Wednesday prayer meeting at 8, Lord's day services at 9:46 Bible school, 10:35 preaching and Lord's Supper. July 22 21 Patriotic Service with dinner and supper to follow.
The Saengerfest held at Wansiu on Friday and Saturday drew the largest crowd Ever seen in the city. Expenses ran about 8500 with receipts expected to cover the amount, marking the event as financially successful. The group will meet in Autiga for the next decision, with several other bids noted.
Instructions describe making a cranberry blanc mange using Wilk yon moss favlua salt and salt in a double boiler. The mix is poured into a mould and cooled then layered with cranberry jam and more blanc mange. The finished dessert rests ten hours before serving.
A collection of old kitchen instructions describes quick puffs with cranberries, steamed cakes, berry puddings, and related treats. It includes cranberry jelly, chestnut or biscuitlike confections, and a Charlotte russe style dessert with cranberry filling and whipped cream.
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