Obituary and Wedding Notices From Hull Body
A fragmentary notice honors Louis D Cook son of Bey Cook a former pastor with praise of his character and memory. It mentions Steve De Vries and Mary Drenkow’s wedding at the parents home near Hull with Lutherans and friends sending good wishes.
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Hull
Louis D Cook
Bey
Cook
Academy i
Steve de Vries
Cherokee
Wes
Mary Drenkow
Pridesents
Philip Ackerman
Lutheran Church
Local notes mix of politics and social visits
Community items report residents visiting from Doon and Holms, return of Company E troops, and local candidates and election talk. Speeches mention court house plans, hotel changes, and a charity event at the Armory with a chicken pie supper.
Hospital News Briefs From Local Area
Jim Jensen attended the reception. Mrs Dean is much improved in her condition. Mother Rowe is recovering from paranoia. Mrs Roe accompanied her son Johnnie Roe of Co. E from Steldon to sit at the reception.
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Bel
Orpiory
Ely
Mniutheres
Sergica
Uieir
Phrough
Bouantul
Lfe
Argubright
Dr. Coad
Hook
Old Guard
Huizenga
Ok ‘Rock Valley
Reapond
Tonat
Ameri Gan-Atriotien
Odle
Olive Tamplin
Odie
B. At. Tamplin
Chase
Verona
Mangia Romibougti
Gertrude Wilson
Giory
Ge. E Boys
Sampson
Santiago
Hearta
Hartington
Engigs
Shanka
Orange City
Mies Osdiw
Brenner
Jim Jensen
Sirs. Roe
Johnnie Roe
Co. E
Steldon
Doors of Veneer. The Finest Doors Made of Veneered Pine
A 19th century description explains door construction using a solid pine body with veneered faces of fine woods. It notes edges beveled with veneer and inner frames with carvings, panels of mahogany or pine, and veneered up to resemble solid doors. Veneered pine doors offer a durable, cost efficient alternative to solid mahogany doors.
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Pavela
Pins Woo
New York
San
Washington Relics and Revolutionary Tents in the National Museum
The National Museum in Washington displays George Washington era relics including a compact Revolutionary camp kit and three tents. Also noted is a Washington portrait and apparel described as preserving the Father of His Country’s image. A separate item reports on a chimneysless furnace with forced draft showing fuel economy and cost savings.
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National Museem
National Musetm
Washington
Haven
Wong
Anmapollé
Wallington Port
Lincoln’s 1800s Neighboring Finances Revealed by Lincoln
A New York firm asked Abraham Lincoln for a neighbor’s financial standing before his presidency. Lincoln replied about the neighbor Mr. K, stating his wife and baby were worth about 9 000, his office with a table and chairs, and a large hole in a corner that could be locked away.
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Entir
ANB
Abhay Bayao
Polk County
Sioux County
Tom McGuire
Rock Valley Gazette
Garretagn
Tom
Garréleou
New
Des Moines
Berg
Fred Tazard
Rook College
Galesburg
Lil
Fred
Isfy
Asa Sjldiers
Sims
Supt
Brown
Sod
Mr. Brown
Orange City
Court House
Harueas
Temple of Justice
Lincoln
New York
Abraham Lincoln
A. Lincois
Altered Tt and the Bottle Post Mystery
A playful fragment discusses a newly married couple and changing duties in marriage. It mentions a country postman husband and a joke about bottle letters on Iceland’s southern coast. The piece notes corked bottles, wind delivery, and cigars as inducements for finders.
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Iceland
Cherry ripe poem image by Campion 1610
A fragmentary verse excerpt by Thomas Campion from 1610 evokes a garden of ripe cherries and floral imagery. The speaker describes a heavenly scene with cherries that seem to cry out when approached by lovers, guarded by alluring eyes and perilous brows. The poem blends sensual metaphor with cautionary undertones about desire.
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Angela
Thomas Campion
The Sly Polar Bear and His Feats of Food
A narrative recounts polar bear hunting tactics against seals and walrus. It describes methods such as using stones or ice chunks to strike prey from risk positions, and notes the bear’s patient stalking and ambush behavior in Arctic summers.
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India
Devize
Greenland
Arctic
Brain
Thomal
Seatill
Arnesrance
Polar bear hunts seal in snowhouse peril during arctic winter
A Lone Telegraph report describes a polar bear stalking a seal beneath a snow hollow and breaking the ice dome with a paw. The bear's swift attack collapses the snowhouse and leaves the seal impaled, illustrating arctic survival dynamics.
Hat fitting at Ken tlaman's shop
A humorous scene in a hat shop shows a customer testing brown felt bowler hats while a wary salesman praises the fit. The banter turns playful as the man debates purchasing a new hat and the salesman insists the old style remains in fashion. Amsterdam is cited as a distant European capital in London.
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a.Kentlaman
Cromer
Amsterdam
London
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Ons
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DeMoty
Patros Nice
Tee Pew
Mill Ia
Seyleg
Mise
Gertrude Gote
Fuwood
Mita
Georgia Knapp
Hock ‘Valley
MiaEua Banington
Tudeday
Fachings
Neb
Dr Gond
Sam
G. Ballard
DeMota
Orr
52Nd Lawn
Grobs
Ballard
Jake Beekhuis
Bia
Ceason
I. Bailard
Wilkinson
Yockey
Doon Tila
JA. W. Grisali
Cheic Yisit
Esac Luspers
Lila
Armory Hall
Ladies’ Art Society
Congregational Church
WD. van Qosterhout
Lull
Perkins
A. F. Steffen
Dageess
Patterson
Lew Moggers
Sioux Center
Tuttle
Bosden
Mis Eye
Sheldon
Devo
Hattie Barnell
Ethel Hollister
Cora
Kramer
Nellis
Whittemore
Tinsley
Nelle
Carden
Aix of Sheéldup
S. Brightest
Actending, Co
Orainge City
DEX
Steffen
The
Linnets State Journal
Watoh
Congress
Qol. Ratekin
Soldiers
Marshalltown
Roles
Geo. L. Finn B. Wright
J. A. Lyons
Jim Weaver
New York Ledger
Oie
Cherriea
Orient
the Sly Polar Bear
A Weekly
Boomer Bros
Department Stores
Braft Ai
WM. Wilkinson
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