Advertisements and local notes from Sheldon to Northwest Iowa
A mixed sheet notes Barley and corn information for ed Wheat 53, visits by G W Lensick and family, and political chatter about Montgomery. It mentions E D Brown traveling to Alton, H S Fish in Sioux Falls and Hull visit, and a Four O Clock Music Club gathering with Miss Argubright. Rev Boyden heads to Clear Lake for the Northwest Iowa Methodist Conference. It also discusses Great Northern railway activity, Rocky Mountain Tea ads, a Ping Pong event at Doreau Hall, and a risky student incident near Ames with a hold up. Additional maritime and ethnographic material on New Guinea headhunting appears, reflecting diverse clippings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon Clothier
G. W. Lensick
Howard
E. D. Brown
Alton
Drangom
Morris
Montgomery
Mies Argubright
G. Boyden
The
Methodist Church
Clear Lake
Northwest Iowa Methodists
Origin of the Eabbsaid and related rites described
The article discusses a historical religious festival linked to the Pomtateudal system and a 34 60 year lineage. It mentions atonement rites, Taiye prestiiated remaiations, and the Nfeureines in grafted religious Mieda with a 1 day tradition. It notes rest from a weekly iGH and a two day observance viewed as a delight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dahar
Corn Cure Instructions From a 19th Century Drugstore Guide
A home remedy describes curing corns by applying gutta percha strips wound around the corn with oil to moisten. The tissue edges are pressed and sealed with turpentine to adhere, then the dressing stays four days after which the core can be removed with a penknife.
Stammering and stuttering differences described
The text contrasts stammering and stuttering as distinct disorders. It explains stammering as repetitions of basic sounds and notes the tongue lips and eyes may contribute. It also mentions variances in control via mouth and throat muscles and hints at partial power over articulation.
Clehach’s Fountain Saint Patrick Legend in Cruachan South slope
An excerpt recounts Clehach’s holy well on Cruachan’s southern slope in Ireland where Saint Patrick is said to have met Fedelm and Elhna, daughters of King Laoghaire, as they bathed by the fountain. Locals describe the strangers amid followers and the crowd’s reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clehach
Cruacnan
Oscommen
Ireland
St. Patrick
Laoghaire
Fedelm Anl Elhna
Roth Cruachan
Fragmentary Victorian prose on sainthood and beverages
The text recounts Patticlf and maidens in a water rite, their deaths at a fortress, and a later discussion of William Harleth and Douglas Jerrold with a focus on tea as a daily stimulant. It mentions a saintly figure, miracles in Ireland, and literary critique of authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lierigg
Willaim
Haglith Tien
USA
Douglas Jerreldears
Easarist
Honeymoon Nightmare Aboard Train and Paris Hotel Tragedies
A newlywed couple's European trip from Antwerp to Paris turns deadly after a fellow passenger fatally wounds himself with a razor aboard the railway car. In Paris, a hotel guest is killed in an elevator, shocking the couple as they witness the events. They rush back to Antwerp after a morning tragedy at their host's home leaves the bride overwhelmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Paris
Sundar Cer
Inneb
Fragmented Memoir Snippet About Emperor and Visionary Scenes
A damaged extract describes a writer detailing visions of an emperor and a coast watch near Ashto. It mentions a thread of recollections spanning many years and notes on a stern realm, with sparse readable names and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peach
Msn
Nase Starao Polo
Ashto
Fragmentary Note on Crocodile Illustration
A fragmentary OCR shows a quirky description of a crocodile with unusual features and odd phrasing. It mentions a crocodile's head and a creature perched, with unclear actions and later a quoted line that seems garbled.
Dormant Funds and Bank Statement in Chancery Context
A fragmentary report discusses unclaimed funds in chancery totaling about £56,000,000 and a remaining $6,000,000 deemed dormant, with remarks on heirs and creditors. It includes an official statement on the State Bank of Mull, its assets, cash on hand, overdrafts, real property value, and liabilities as of September 02.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe
Guyhuld
Canada
United States
Europe
Mull
Towa
Tull
Sions
Sidar
Lnw
Earried
Nations Bank
Angles
Cain
Advent Panks
Ad Shoe & Leather Ark
Mow
York
Hank of the Hell
Shaldon
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Hull
Institute
Prin
Harriet Kendall
Chas. W. Edmonds
Mae Monroe
Della Roods
Arcer
Lillie Danieleon
Great Northern
Willmar
Siguz Ciy
Doreau Hall
ChrisHan Endeavor
Bosworth League Societies
Esaung
Wilber Fyde
George Lonsink
Ames
Torab
Wilbur
New York Independent
J. A. Nightser
Eigar
Polynesia
Sein
Piis Es
New Uluia
Borneo
Cera
Giloivind
Cnorta
Eratti
Kris
New Guinea
Fly River
Torres Strait
Thursday Island
Wrnter
Beryeo
Mertli
Malacca
Joel
Patticlf
Seble
Patrick
Clebach
Willeh
Farfartie
Elitr Bence
Phadelne
Borna
Agierienu EU
Yeirsea Brace
Enadie
Prelx
Colnse
Marco Belo
An Counard
Lybarger
Sheldon
Weil Rienh
Uealer
Glas
W. Il. Douglas
Tiip
Mace
Saleby
Moh. Lybarger
Iowa
A. F. Steffen
Gent
Daane & Handling
Hull Merchants
Saventamond
Nesta
Bept
Cudahy Packing Co
Gah
Walt
Nymevyer Bros. & CO
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