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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1909
Page
2
The LeMars Globe-Post lists subscription terms including Semi-Weekly and Semi-Weekly options with annual prepayment, rates stated as 1 year and 1.50 dollar equivalents, and notes mail transmission as second class matter. The notice also shows the paper being entered at the Le Mars post office in Iowa for mailing.
Reginald de Keven argues in North American Review that music thrives under free regimes and that American democracy could foster a new canon of music. He suggests democracy need not hinder artistic growth and envisions a distinct American school merging diverse elements into a stronger, more vital musical tradition.
In a London Weekly report W B Cooper of Cheliyn ham recalls his father dying after a garden sighting of a man who bore his shape and vanished. The father later told of crossing into death as the family watched, dying July 1 after a period of peaceful acceptance and a final field toward a place called Cadley.
A rural sermon on Negro clergy describes a mock thief to illustrate a financial scare. The preacher reveals the culprit was a fictitious brother created to test giving, as the collection proceeds and no real offender exists. The ruse raises funds while avoiding offense.
A note compares clerks and big firm salaries to historical figures. Columbus earned just over £1000 a year while modern clerks get £100 to £150 annually. Prominent clergymen earned up to £10,000 yearly, and Knox received about 4s 2d weekly more than Scottish judges. The piece notes money then went farther, citing a sixteenth century Christmas dinner for eightpence halfpenny for a family of six.
A collage of antiquated quotes and misdated references recounts terse Boston pension official Isaac O Barns and a string of humorous sayings about names and body types. The piece blends remarks about religion, death, and social labels with clipped wit from period papers and a London remark about a new curate.
Miss Louise Kreber and Miss Jaydia Krety visit in LeMars while many Remsen residents host relatives from Sioux City and Madison. Local trips include Jeannine Wregio visiting Remsen, and several journeys to Brattle, Tama, and Little Rock with family ties. Fire loss reported on a farm near Scuttwart. Wenzel Starz marries Rose Schmeidling. Atkinson family planning a western trip ending with a golden wedding in Tama.
Mrs Rose Yarrow received Saturday from Fargo ND for a visit at her sister’s home. Hoo Andersen left Monday for Excelsior Springs MO for several weeks of treatment. Many neighbors stayed busy with visits, renovations, and weather damage as a wind storm toppled a barn and windmill.
A collection of quoted lines from several papers including the Boston Globe, Cleveland Plain Dealer, New York Press, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, and a brief note from the New York press on satirical verse. The fragments feature playful critique of censorship and stage life with wry humor and theatrical names.
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