Hamburgers and townsfolk visit Hamburg area notes
Ed Doyle and Dene W. BE from Shenandoah are in town visiting friends. Numerous locals and visitors pass through Sidney, Thurman, Farragut, and Omaha. News includes births, illnesses, travel to Oklahoma and Nebraska, new housing plans, and upcoming monuments. The Iowa Official Register 1909-10 arrives. Ted Hawkins returns to business. Wirt Reid ill but improving.
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Ed Doyle
Dene W. BE
Graft of
Shenandoah
Nemaba
Neb
R. W. Hawkins
Lesee
Ted
Hamburg
Noted Officer Moore and a Faded Fare Story
A Kansas cavalry lieutenant colonel, Horace L. Moore, famed for endurance and humor, leads a tale of a snail joke during a march. The piece pivots to a playful anecdote about a conductor and a penny mix up during fares, then shifts to a quixotic contrarian piece on ditching kitchens for tablet meals. It closes with a long list of jurors summoned and local notices.
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Horace L. Moore
Lincoln
Moore
Tam
Conscientious Workman at Navy Yard
At the Union League of Philadelphia veteran shipbuilder Charles H. Cramp recalls a skilled caulker named Brown. Brown, from a three generation Cramp employe family, refused to draw pay for days not worked, saying he would not rob the government and only earned wages for work days.
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Union League of Philadelphia
Charles H. Cramp
Brown
Gramp
Mavy Yard
Cramps
Navy Yard
Why the Kettle Sings While Water Boils
The bubbling water starts with tiny bubbles forming at the kettle's bottom and rising to the surface. As heat increases, bubbles form higher and burst more rapidly, creating hundreds of bursts that produce the kettle’s singing sound.
Pens of Price and Famous Pens in Historic Sales
A Dundee Advertiser report surveys antique writing instruments sold at auctions. Dickens’s pen fetched £19 10s at Sotheby’s, while Boz’s worn gold pen sold for over £40. Other notable items include Wellington’s 1844 letter quill at 544 guineas, Sir Walter Scott’s pen with Abbotsford connection, and a George Washington lens box fragment pen linked to Lincoln. The piece notes prized pens tied to Empress Eugenie and the 1856 Treaty of Paris.
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Charles Dickens
Messrs. Sotheby's
Boz
Dalhousie
Wellington
Queen Victoria
Sir Walter Scott
Lord Dalhousie
Scott
Abbotsford
Isaac Reed
New York
George Washington
Lincoln
Eugenie
Paris
Dundee Advertiser
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