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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1907
Page
2
Weston calls for healthier living as a path to longevity and recalls Florence Nightingale the queen of nurses who recently received the Order of Merit. The article notes debates over US finances, congressmen salaries, and spends in evangelistic campaigns. It mentions foreign workers leaving for Europe and Knox College's President McClelland praising Rav W A Sunday.
The article notes revival meetings in Galesburg Illinois with over two hundred attendees joining the church on confession of faith last Sabbath while many others consider church affiliation. It adds that nationwide 33 600 600 of 80 000 000 residents live where liquor sales are prohibited and mentions Oklahoma joining the union with five civilized tribes gaining citizenship and a population of seventy five to one hundred thousand through Indian Territory.
Handily bound volumes by well known authors offered as holiday gifts at Stoner-Simons Drug Co. The catalog highlights standard titles suitable for gifting during the season.
A diver recounts exploring the City of Chester and the San Rafael wrecks in San Francisco Bay. He describes a dim light, two sisters of charity in their berths, a praying man, and the wrecks’ changing, somber remains since 1901. The tale notes a collision in fog sent the City of Chester and the enduring fate of ships buried beneath the tides.
Grieg describes late arrivals to class on wet mornings and shelter under dripping roofs until soaked. A long walk home for a clothes change was a deemed dispensation. He bragged of pranks until one day, soaked for almost no rain, he was caught and faced corporal punishment.
A woman long devoted to making green lamp mats with thrifty borders over the years indulges a sudden wild impulse. She locks herself away and explosively destroys a red lamp mat in a reckless act.
A fragmentary account notes Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s schooling in Portland Maine where a master called him one of the best boys. He was studious and preferred books to noise, took the entyanya exam for Bowdoin College at fourteen, and graduated fourth in 1825.
Local Missouri drug firm Stoner Simons Drug Co advertises prescriptions filled correctly with doctor orders met and prices aligned with quality goods. W L Kenney MD, IVE Mose and Throat specialist, Edmonds, St Joseph area noted for correspondence solicited.
Last Friday a car road of Christmas trees passed through the city on the way to Kansas City. The trees were mostly small family varieties and numbered over a thousand in total. Fred Noble and family of Watson Missouri visited Peru on Sunday with his mother and brother Van Noble living nearby. They planned a trip to Auburn on Tuesday to see his sister Mrs. Carman, recalling former residence and fond memories with relatives and old friends.
Mrs H Y Birksey returns from Hamburg visit as Chief Ggrantixates moves to clear streets of gypsies. He vows no wandering groups will be tolerated, warning all gypsies to leave the town. Advertisement offers Bible selections at low prices and a job notice seeks young men for engineering and related positions in Scranton, Pa.
Atchison County residents report visits from Hamburg, Fairfax, and Rock Port. The County Court approves $300 for Hamburg bridge work and plans a session on the 28th. Campaign news notes H F Staple seeking governor nomination with local support. A blade of misfortune recounts a man losing a leg after a threshing engine collision. A. B. Lewis sues B. A. Wyman over a runaway caused by a motor cycle. Typhoid spreads at Colorado College. Dr. Schneider investigates causes. Dr. Barton Pitta advertises Eye and Ear services in St Joseph Missouri.
The two young men who took feathers from residents near Bartlett weeks ago were caught in Rock Port, Missouri while starting another skin game. The feathers belonged to Remont county residents, and Fremont County will prosecute JT EL Kenworthy, now living.
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