24 Aug 1901
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Newspaper
Ironwood Times
Location
Ironwood, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1901
Page
1
J M Scandland surveys Beaumonts booming oil field past frail promises and sharp practices. He notes three thirsty classes chasing riches the capitalist the businessman and the adventurer while warns many abandon steady jobs for uncertainty.
Special correspondence notes a memorial tablet for the old university site near the Migh tiffany armory, with Michigan athletes to compete in Detroit for track and field titles September 6-7. The Christian Association plans a summer bulletin and expanded reading rooms, plus new maps and dual general secretaries for men and women.
A German trial by jury requires an eight to four vote for conviction, while a six to six vote yields acquittal. Armenian usage is likened to Syriac and Greek in structure. Global post offices distribute 12.6 billion letters annually with English, German, and French leading. other languages share under 2 billion.
The Boston Budget notes flounces on skirts, sailor blouses, and chic bathing silks. White and blue serge yachting outfits, hats with pearl tones, and varied draperies appear, with lime plex stitching, gold braids, and Valenciennes lace.
Mrs. Cynthia Westover Aiden recounts stories from the International Sunshine Society in Ladies' Home Journal. A ten-dollar aid gift and meal-ticket generosity transformed hardship at a state university, revealing unexpected kindness and unspoken debt of gratitude.
A People’s Home Journal excerpt describes a method to freeze fruit purée with two cupfuls of sugar and one quart of winter fruit, then skim, cool, and blend two to three pints of mashed pulp with juicy fruit. Options include peaches, plums, and apricots, with optional cream added when partly frozen. Some fruits may require more sugar or lemon juice.
Take cold spinach from dinner and three or four eggs. Chop spinach and eggs together, mix well, pepper lightly. Melt a large spoonful of butter in a hot pan, add spinach and eggs, fry until nicely done. Serve at once.
Three former boys in a swimming party drowned at Blach ford lake Mecosta County. Brothers Thommas and Alexander Montgomery escaped deep water while Frederick Blanchard swam to aid them. The drowning youths dragged their companion down as onlookers hesitated to help due to poor swimming skills.
Health board records from 91 observers show increases in diphtheria typhoid fever and scarlet fever across areas while dysentery andpelletitis decline. Measles reported at 16 typhoid at 69 scarlet fever 45 and smallpox 64. Also recounts a double tragedy in Sault Ste Marie where Frederick Schultz killed his wife and wounded his stepdaughter. State fair preparations advance in Pontiac for late September. Game wardens report 96 complaints with 44 arrests mainly for fish law violations. 33 convictions, six dismissals, two cases pending, fines totaling 466.12.
Fire in Muarealonit destroys a home where two girls aged three and two perished after older boys evacuated. The blaze originated in the residence while the rest of the family escaped. investigators consider unknown causes. The tragedy follows a series of regional incidents and local notices spanning July reports.
England has one clergyman to every 610 people and Ireland one to 4270. Protestant Christianity in Ceylon rose from 440780 to 753641 in 15 years. Germans in Mexico City raised 30000 for a German schoolhouse. Basilians, 360 AD, are the oldest order, Benedictines from 429. Justice for Canon Scadding’s Toronto library to Trinity College. Gideons convention in Madison reports 1700 members. Cuban Christian groups form across many towns. Chautauqua movement grows, with 1 million attendees and 120 assemblies in 85 states, boasting 1000000 readers in Ciciveles.
In an interview published in the Humanitarian M S Lorsaniteh the Servian minister to the court of St James portrays Servia as a peasant nation with no aristocracy or proletariat. He says all peasants are landed proprietors with five acres guaranteed and communes maintaining storehouses to prevent famine. He notes women strong at home and men ruling outside, calling Servia the Paradise of Wives.
A Milwaukee preacher known for visionary sermons strolls Wisconsin Street while deciding a Sunday topic. He is distracted by an internal debate, barely noticing a church member and her four year old daughter. The child quips the preacher appears to be talking to himself, not them. The scene is captured in humor from local papers.
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