Daily Jottings Fridat Weather and Church Gatherings
Fair weather with a Friday note on Amy Weard returning from a Gregory country visit near Enxeod. A Congregational church gathering featured a bountiful supper and a strong program by Moyle and Brainard, with many local residents attending and sharing in rides and visits across Dubuque and Lost Nation communities.
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Fridat
Amy Weard
ETF
Gregory
Enxeod
Congregational Church
Moyle
Brainard
Simpson
Howard Hoffman
J. A. Hicks
H. B. Hamilton
Dubuque
Sybil’ Griffin
Social and club notes from Dubuque today
Dubuque society pages report Mrs Flora Massen ry’s department of the W C T U meeting Aunt Jane Brown received a life membership. Mrs Charlotte Burleson hosts Buckhorn Club, P E O Society opens at Mrs Geo Sidle’s country home, Imogene Mitchell initiated into the order. Mrs N C Holm hosted a birthday dinner for Beulah Holm. Maquoketa shoppers include Mrs John Pentz and Miss Alma Laffey of Bellevue.
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Elmer Collipriest
Dubuque
Will Taylor
Bert Isbell
James Miller
Davenport
Carl Moonck
Carl Mohl
Marie
Esther Burrichver
Lost Nasicn
Maquoketa
Arthur Knorr
John L. Jones
Chas. Welsh
Dewitt
Joseph Budde
J.W. Dunlap
Hugh Clark
Chaz. Sede
Clarence’ Ely
Cedar Rapids
Kim Robinson
Eick
Bloomington
Tfl
Clinton
Pert Robinson
Dean Damley
J. T. . Hemley
and Mirs
Henry Kegabine
Ison William
Lost Nation
City
Recreation Club
Riverview
Fred Simpson
Oklahoma
Roy Coverdale
Jacob Shirk
Monmouth
Our City
Mary Weinschenk
Virginia Newman
Bellevue
J. C. Glaser
A. A. Hurst
C. W. Kromviede
E. J. Kulmer
Ho A. Goller
Hugh Lovelee
Harry Wilcox
Preston
Mike Crewe
Lamotte
Ciy
A. G. Crawford
Charles Seamonds
Bobby
M. H. Dake
Herbert Frazier
Last Na- Yon
G. A. Ellis
J. M. Swigart
Frank Keeney
Blanche Reynolds
Wyoming
Lucy Tourte
Lott
Ellis
Swit
John Burrows
Norman Follett
Roy Burrows
D. C. Battles
Charlotte Burleson
Buckhorn Club
Will Cundill
P. E. 0. Society
Geo. Sidle
Imogene Mitchell
al Schmidt
Grand Mound
John Stebbens
Girls’ Friendly Society
First National Bank
N.C. Holm
Beulah Holm
John Pentz
Alma Laffey
Dean Hamley
Danie Paine
Ben Pulley
Samuel Clark
Sabula
Jackson County Farm Bureau
Girls and Their Friends in a Changing Social World
A column discusses friendship among women versus men, noting women often juggle many acquaintances and risk losing old ties when engaged or abroad. It cites nostalgia, shifting loyalties, nerve talk, and a range of social observations from newspapers and writers, touching on aging, literature, and cultural commentary.
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Guindon Star
Boston
Duierice
Good Roads and Prosperity in Virginia Dairy Industry
An excerpt argues that improved macadam roads transformed Rockingham County's dairy sector. Before better roads, creamery business collapsed in winter, milk deliveries faltered, and purer stock was scarce. Post-road improvements, creameries proliferated, milk transport stabilized, and dairying profits rose as farmers replaced scrub stock with pure bred cattle.
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Virginia
C. C. Conger, Jr
Rockingham County
Rubens
Wiik
Road markers aid tourists in state map system
Wisconsin adopts a standardized highway marker plan with numbered trunk routes matching the official map. Markers will be placed at short intervals, each carrying its map number to guide travelers and help reach the most scenic places in the state.
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Wisconsin
England
Road Traffic Authority by William Phelps Eno
William Phelps Eno of Synsbinst in D C, a Yale graduate, class of T&82, is an authority on highway traffic regulations. He has long been closely identified with developing traffic provision for large cities worldwide.
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William Phelps Eno
Yale College
Synsbinst
D.C
Rebuilding Kids at Iowa City Hospital Reveals Hopeful Remaking
At the Iowa City Children's Hospital, under Perkins law and Haskell Klaavs funding, deformed infants are treated free of charge. The care includes rebuilding faces, adding noses, creating limbs, and teaching walking with mechanical legs. Early treatment, bright wards, and abundant light aid recovery as dozens of youngsters thrive.
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Iowa U. S. Hospital
Towa City
Tn Towa
Children’s Hospital
Iowa City
Lessess
Town City
Children's Hospital
Haskell_Klaavis
Lichens Give Color to Greenland Cliffs
Lichens and mosses shape striking scenes such as Greenland’s crimson cliffs extending from Cape York. Rising 0 to 2800 feet from the water, their faces are clad in red lichen on granite. The formation contrasts with surrounding rock, its vivid hue marking the landscape.
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Greenland
Cape York
Clear Night in Scotiana Observes Shoreline Quiet
On a cloudless midnight by the Momr firth residents read AB newspaper while golf tennis and bowls have been played England slept. Cattle graze under bright sentinels as birds sing intermittently and a distant exchange echoes through the still night.
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Scotiana
Momr Firth
England
Curious Asia sheep with four to six horns in wild state
Report notes wild sheep in isolated Asian sections with four to six horns rather than the usual two. The upper set shows progressively smaller horns above the others while the two lower pairs curve upward, and the large pair curls downward.
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Asia
Special Attention on Specialists and a Joke
A quirky passage features Ethel praising specialists for nose and heart troubles and old Lady Gug proposing a solution with a “tonsorial artist” for Jimmie’s tonsils. The dialogue playful mispronunciations hint at comic rural life and humor.
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Ethel
Gug
Busta
Amy Nephew
Jimmie
Alarie leads Goths into Rome at midnight in 210
On August 24 210 Alarie commanded the Goths to enter Rome at midnight and sack the city for six days while sparing bloodshed and respecting women. Some temples and religious structures were spared but part of the city was destroyed along with numerous ancient artworks.
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Alarié
Rome
Alarie
Kossuth Quote on Instruction and National Security
A brief, attributed quotation emphasizes education as the foundation of future national security and direction, noting that the destiny of every nation rests on instruction and guidance. The excerpt highlights the enduring link between learning and safeguarding the state.
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Secur
Kossuth
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David Burrows, Jr
Mary
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Dr. Morgan
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C. M. Green
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Ida, Noble
Leslie
Fear Lost Nation
G My Green
Nashville
Calvin Sagers
Jerry Widel
Tron Hill
Henry Stender
C. J. Stender
Otto Nissen
Will Kokemiller
Will Miller
Miller
August Miller
John Miller
George Tebbens
Belen
Will Gitel
George Strail
Gus Miller
Lillian Sommera
Andrew
Ben Hamilton
Art McGowan
Route 5
Fred Miller
Donald
Loxt. Nation
Ed Nissen
Mondat
Garo Phillips
Victoria
Isymen
London Daily Express
Portland Oregonian
Germany
Arthur Schopenhauer
Arabella Knealy
Nurber
Jearn
DR. Frost
Gallagher's Jewelry Store
W. Platt St
Mr. Eldon Cram
Watson Auto Co
Hurst Hotel
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