Daily Jottings Round Up Local Visitors and Events
Mrs Etta Hildreth visited Storys at Lake today. Lost Nation visitors Mr and Mrs Tony Ales with Ed ward and Catherine plus Mrs Paul Skeller and James Edleman called in Maquoketa. Several Dubuque visits mentioned with Dr and Mrs Rasmussen and the Ladd and Frith families. A light rain fell this morning. Marguerite Black hosted the T N T Club at a Riverview cottage swimming and slumber party. Alwins Jurgensen of Olin shopping locally. Mrs L H Barkley of Fulton visitors. Morse and Phillips family drove to Belleview for business. McCaffrey family attended Petersville church picnic. William Parman of Welton and A M Price of Dewitt attended local events. James McAndrew visiting on business, E G Club picnic supper, Delmar visitors Emil Goodman and daughter Mary. Davenport and Clinton trips noted. Marguerite Henry hosting a Slumber Party for cousin Dorothea Stoll. Otto Resl hosted a birthday party with games and refreshments. Cool night, warm day. Murial Hess and Gladys Hansen visiting Oxford Junction. An Indian newspaper editor touts Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. almanac notes and ancient calendars referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Hildreth
Storys
Lake Today
Tony Ales
Edward
Catherine
Lost Nation
Dubuque
Paul Skeller
James Edleman
Maquoketa
CG. Rasmussen
Ray
Frithsand
Harvey Ladd
HE. B. Organ
Jennie Sanborn
Los Angeles
James McAndrew
E.G. Club
First Ward
Emil Goodman
Mary
Howard Harrison
Delmar
Louis Riepe
H. 5. Miller
Ruth Cooper
Albert Riepe
Davenport
Frank Holm
Clyde Irwin
Kenneth
Elwood
W. E. Meyer
James Gibson
Clinton
Methodist Episcopal Church Activities Report
Summary of church events includes Sunday school at 9 45 a m morning worship Epworth League 7 p m evening service 8 p m Wednesday prayer meeting W F M meets July 1 with Mrs Mary Hayes W H M S plans to sell two barrels of fruit to Bidwell Home Des Moines empty jars available from Mrs H Isbell Over 200 at Sunday school last week good attendance at Epworth League and desire to attend Institute at Clear Lake first week August Includes note about a San Francisco woman's bequest to ten nephews with tombstone replacement condition for each nephew’s inscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Edward A. Lang
Epworth League
W. FM. S
Mary Hayes
Bidwell
Bel Moines
H. Isbell
Institute
Clear Lake
Bees Build Tiny Flats in Honeycomb Cubes
Beekeepers note bees reside in the smallest flats across a cubic tent of honeycomb with roughly a thousand cells. The remark frames bees as creators of compact modular homes in nature’s own geometry.
Telephone speech distance dangers and errors
Scientific tests show every extra inch between speaker tip and mouthpiece adds tone distortion. Proper distance is about one inch. farther causes muffled sounds like b pd and tx. If closer than one half inch nasal distortion occurs with wy and na, according to the Wutsuitter prop.
Decline of Hail Prevention Theory
The article states that hail cannot be prevented by firing cannons or explosives. Scientists never accepted the theory and experiments showed no foundation for it. The agitation from an explosion was argued to stop hailstone formation, but evidence refutes this.
Greenland Island Drifts Westward At Ten Yards Year
A Norwegian scientist asserts Greenland slowly shifts west by about ten yards yearly. He claims the island was once attached to Norway and has moved roughly 75 miles over the last 100,000 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenland
Isand
Norway
Horned Toads Labeled Harmless Report
Horned toads are harmless and do not bite, even when held. As a defense they spurts jets of fluid from each eye when distressed, a behavior noted in this brief wildlife item.
Fragrance Across Plants and Roots in Ancient Text
The note describes how scent is linked to flowers and plant parts, mentioning diverse sources like ginger iris sandalwood and cinnamon. It emphasizes perfumed oils in roots and woods, highlighting aromas present in various plant components and their natural distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ain— Columbus Dispatch
Colorful Saxony Weddings Enter Blue Ribbon Attire
In Saxony men wear kimono like welding dresses trimmed in front and on cuffs with haw tia, broad-brimmed hats crowned by bouquets of living flowers, while brides carry long handkerchiefs and adorn their waists with their mothers best tapes. Early President Adams dies at ninety one, the highest age for a President. Conscience not emphatic enough in the face of conspiracies says Eben, Dey needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxony
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Choice
the Style Shop
Tsai
Lena
Satdrady
O. E. Gable
Oxford
Misa Esther Cressy
Lost-Nation
Florence Kinley
H. B. Organ
Arthur
Calif
Charles Thompson
W. R. Knight
W. F. Smola
Jill Smola
Art Bradley
S. A. i Ellis
Marguerite Black
Krumviede Cottage
Riverview
Alwins Jurgensen
Olin
Alma Isbell
P. L. Dell
Morsé
Taylor
Sioux City
George Kegsey
Monmouth i
Suesday
L.H. Barkley
Fulton
Estus. Morse
R. B. Phillips
Floyd
J. J Maxouses
Bellever
C. McCaffrey
Sarah, Ruddy
Petersville
William Parman
Welton
A. M. Price of
Dewitt
Riverview Country Club
Marguerite Henry
Dorothea Stoll
Preston
Otto Res
Murial Hess
Gladys Hansen
Oxford Junction
Paisa Akhbar
Lahore
India
Chamberlain
Browam & Hinckely
Staackend Luckiesh
England
Severi
John Adams
Castoria
North Main Street
John H. Scholl & Son
Maguoketa
Iowa
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