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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1916
Page
15
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A fragmented note on rail travel humorously questions why men’s whiskers seem to grow faster while on trains and ponders the odd sensation of stepping off a train needing a shave.
The text describes a cleaning process using to clean silver by adding a mysterious phrase and boiling water before dipping. It appears as fragmented OCR with unclear instructions and missing context for full steps.
In the Forty-Mile Ice region, Dinny Donovan deserts a vengeful plan after a deadly confrontation. He considers mercy, reflects on family and faith, and in a final act of penance hangs gold nuggets on a Christmas tree for strangers, seeking peace as his dogs pull him away from danger.
Watson items note a busy Watson week with hospital surgery reports, Santa Claus visit, and funerals. Samuel Moore Hayes, born April 18 1845 in Washington county Tennessee, died December 15 1916 near Warsaw at age 71 years 7 months 27 days. He married Casa Hayes on December 24 1863 and leaves a wife, son Thomas, one other son William deceased, two brothers, three grandchildren and many friends. Funeral conducted by Rev M F Brower at High Creek cemetery.
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