North Side Briefs Show Ills And Returns In Local Area
Miss Minnie Saley Bangor visits relatives on the north side. Mrs. Covey West Salem leaves for Ettrick Wis. Mrs. Coebbert Preston visits north side. G Bennett Cassville tu days on the north side. E Stokes West Salem visiting relatives. Edith Field Trempealeau home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Olson 1137 Berlin. Davis 1535 Avon ill improving. Twins born to Conway Loomis street. Peterson ill at daughter Ross Jones home improving. Mrs Nordengren 1348 Caledonia ill. Moe visiting J Noem home returns to Sparta. Olson couple return Adams N D after Falk funeral. Stavle West Salem after north side visit. J Heimer St Paul visiting Lenz 1517 Kane. John Stokes 1309 Caledonia from West Salem. Alice Bull recovering Loomis street. M Olsen 1537 Berlin leaves for Trempealeau funeral. Outcelt returns to Lytes after visit with brother. Good Samaritans meet Wednesday at 600 Rose street. Election of officers and Christmas basket plans on agenda for large gathering.
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Dreamland
Minnie Saley
Bangor
Sarah Covey
West Salem
Ettrick
Wis
T. Coebbert
Preston
G. Bennett
Cassville
E. Stokes
M. Olson
Berlin Street
J. Davis
Avon Street
E. Conway
Loomis Stream
P. Peterson
Ross Jones
Charles Nordengren
Caledonia Street
P. A. Moe
J. Noem
Charles Street
Sparta
R. Olson
Adams
N. D
A. A. Falk
Kane Street
John Stavle
North Side
J. Heimer
St. Paul
W. Lenz
John Stokes
Alice Bull
Loomis Street
M. Olsen
Trempesleau
Clarence Outcelt
Lytes
F.outcelt
Good Samaritans
John Taylor
Rose Street
Kenosha Couple Defies Hoodoo With Thirteen Time Wedding
In Kenosha Wisconsin Miss Nell Lovejoy and Leo H Spoor wed Saturday in a ceremony timed for thirteen minutes after the thirteenth hour on the thirteenth day of the month in 193. The pair had thirteen guests and the minister completed the ring ceremony in thirteen minutes. They begin a fourteen day honeymoon in the south and plan to be at home January 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Wis
Nell Lovejoy
Leo HH. Spoor
Mrs. Spoor
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Darker Graying Hair
An 1890s style ad touts Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur hair remedy as a ready to use tonic costing about 50 cents. It claims to darken gray hair naturally and evenly after dampening strands with a sponge or brush, with repeated use making hair look younger and more lustrous. For sale and recommended by O T Erhart.
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O. T. Erhart
Daily Thought Quote by Pope on Love and Joy
A short aphorism notes that love and laughter drive good deeds and worthwhile conduct, reflecting a moral viewpoint from a historical source. The line emphasizes joy as a motivator for virtue and social harmony.
Bank of England Removes 350000 Notes Weekly
The Bank of England reports it destroys about 350 000 notes each week as part of its currency management. In Holland a major drainage project aims to reclaim 500 000 acres from the Zuyder Zee basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of England
Holland
Grea
Zuyder Zee
New Regime Brings Mrs Miller Into Washington Society
Mrs Adolph Miller wife of the new assistant secretary of the interior joins the capital social set. The Millers leased one of Washingtons historic houses and assume prominent roles in official circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Miller
Secretary of the Interior
Washington
Millers
Christmas Tree Event At The Y In Early December
The La Crease Young Women's Christian association plans its annual Christmas tree on Friday evening December 5 at eight. Gifts for members and friends are expected including cooking utensils linen bedding books and magazine subscriptions. The tree will be in the gymnasium and all members and friends are invited.
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Gymnasium of Association
la Crease Young Women’s Christianity Association
Ustar
Boot knot proves fatal for Irish farmer Jayons
A farmer named Jayons in Ash grove near Mallow County Cork Ireland died soon after tying his boot in his yard before work. A vein burst in his leg and, despite attempts to stop the bleeding, he died within thirty minutes.
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Jayons
Ashgrove
Mallow
County Cork
Ireland
We Should Worry About Counterfeit $50 Notes Flooding Country
The Philadelphia Ledger notes growing concern that a flood of counterfeit fifty dollar bills reaches the public, with ordinary citizens unaware of fakes and the threat they pose to everyday transactions.
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Philadelphia Ledger
General View of It Nothing so needs reforming as other people's habits
A compact quotation note frames reform as a critique of others' habits, invoking a line from Pudd'nhead Wilson to mirror social commentary. The sentence emphasizes self-reflection over judging others.
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Pudd'nhead Wilson
Former Milwaukee railroad foreman dies after found unconscious
Thomas Lidell 51 a former foreman of the C M and St. P railroad round house Milwaukee died at Milwaukee Emergency Hospital after being found unconscious three miles west of West Allis. Physicians report general paresis and say a fainting episode while on the tracks likely caused his fall. He is survived by a wife and a daughter in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lidell
C., M. & St. P. Railroad
West Allis
Wis
Milwaukee
Lidell
Milwaukee Round House
Probe into Carabao Dinner Angers Wilson Officials
Washington reports a probe into the Military Order of the Carabao annual dinner held last Thursday night. Secretary of War Garrison ordered the inquiry after President Wilson expressed displeasure at a burlesque featuring three battleships labeled Friend ship Good Fellowship and Pu tle and at several songs. Secretary Garrison said he would determine if a court martial or reprimand is warranted for those responsible. Three cabinet officers attended the dinner.
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Washington
Armnp
Navy
Philippines
Carabao
Chinese Succeed in Competition in the United States
The Far Eastern Information Bureau in New York reports a high proportion of Chinese students excelling in U S competitions with native Americans. It cites Phi Beta Kappa Delta Tau Delta Tau Beta Pi and Sigma Xi honors, Yale English literature medals, Yale crew, and roles at Columbia Spectator and the Pennsylvanian.
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New York
Farastern Information Bureau
New York City
United States
China Society
London
PF. K. C. Tyau
Phi Beta Kappa Delta Tau Delta
Tau Beta Po
Sigma I
Yale
Yung Wing
Hartford
Conn
Y.S. Tsao
Chung’ Mun Yew
Manila
Shanghai-Nanking
Cox- Wain
Yale Crew
Columbia Spectator
Pennsylvanian
Yale Nile
Keep Servants Entertained With Books or China
The dialogue suggests keeping household staff engaged by giving a set of books or a set of new china as a means to amuse and please the cook. The exchange hints at domestic management ideas from a past era.
How Does He Explain Rising Living Costs
A brief quip with a husband blaming his wife for the high cost of living. The line frames a domestic joke about financial stress and blame.
Supreme Test of Character in Obituary Proofs
A stern maxim urges leaders to thoroughly correct their own obituary notices on proofs before any public release. It underscores accountability in publishing and the responsibility to ensure accuracy of final memorial texts.
Nature's Kindness and a City of Cocktails Names
A crusty quip reflects on urban life and social shelving with playful digressions about New York boroughs and their whimsical cocktail named references, illustrating a columnist’s sharp yet humorous take on city identity.
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New York
Skelter
Must Not Shun Combat in Historical Adage
A quotation notes that one unworthy of the honey comb suns the hive for its sting, underscoring a code of courage and restraint in conflict. The saying frames honor as earned through dealing with danger rather than avoiding it.
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Jersey
Elrah
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Telia
OF PI
Panama
Willis J. Abbot
Great Canal Zone
Daily Thought
Pope
Harris & Ewing
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Wies
Filwaukee
Wilson Orbers
Tos
Atchison Globe
Vicerolas
Edison Phonographs
Holmer-Weiss and Koch
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