Methodist cradle roll tots Christmas party details
The Methodist cradle roll in Virager Wisconsin held a Christmas party with many tots and families in attendance. The event featured a decorated tree, performances by children, and Mrs. Frank Williams leading activities. officers and committee members coordinated refreshments, songs, and gift presentations for the Cradle Roll youngsters.
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Santa's Lieutenant Brings Fresh Christmas Trees to New York
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls a Civil War era Santa figure in Portland who shipped pine to New York each year. He gathered trees from woods, delivering lumber and wreaths as part of a festive industry, describing a bustling operation of 125 carloads annually and 196 workers.
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New York
Mar riagy announcements and social visits noted
A fragmented notice records wedding plans for Willem a Syenin at Madison and a list of related social visits. It mentions a possible engagement of a couple and various patrons attending pre nuptial events, with travels and gatherings across several days at clubs and residences.
Kishor Mailwanisee in Northern India Family Christmas Greeting
A fragment from a local notice mentions Kishor Mailwanisee and his parents Mr Bishan and Carver of Meikosh celebrating Christmas with family.
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Malwanisee
Tae
Bishany Carver
Meikosh
Armadillo Tops Animals With Ninety-Two More Teeth
Merrill Herald notes the armadillo leads in dentition with ninety two more teeth than any other animal, highlighting the remarkable dental count in a curious wildlife feature.
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Records Fall As Lacrosse Postoffice Breaks Mail Volumes
Postmaster R Skaar notes the biggest Christmas mail rush in Lacrosse history with outbound mail peaking Friday and inbound mail piling Saturday. A parcel post delivery is planned Sunday plus Monday carrier deliveries to clear the backlog.
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Road Bulletin for Motorists in Western Wisconsin
Weekly report from the Automobile Club of Western Wisconsin notes several routes in good to excellent condition with light slipperiness in some spots. It highlights No 62 Gning east to West Salany open, shortening the distance, and mentions roads to Sparta New Lisbon Kilbonga Madison and Dubuque as passable or good, with minor slick areas. Minnesota roads nearby are generally good.
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Barahoo
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Road reports for Winona area and beyond
Weather and road conditions affect travel from Winona to Caledonia and Brawnvill,e with four roads in poor condition due to recent rain and freezing weather. The Chisago Auto Club compiles weekly reports covering most eastern states and provides members with up to date road information.
PIPES OF PRESSED PAPER
Pressed paper piping is reported in Germany and several European nations as a notable development. The technology uses molded paper strips to form rigid pipes and vessels with potential mechanical advantages.
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Paper piping makes transport of goods efficient
In this fragment, a discussion extolls paper piping as a lightweight, heat and electricity friendly material. It claims ease of fabrication, minimal insulation needs, and suitability for rapid, large scale movement of goods, contrasting it with metal and other piping. It ends with a quote attributed to Dr. Johnson.
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New Tariff to Barely Touch China Trade says Shanghai Officials
Shanghai officials and merchants say the new American tariff will affect China less than other countries. Principal exports hit are eggs and peanut products soybeans and walrus but total to the United States remains under four fifths of annual exports. Cotton silk tea hides and fur skins form the bulk of trade and are said to escape major impact under the tariff. The proposed increases on manufactured goods and textiles are not expected to curb these shipments significantly.
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Shanghai
United States
America
Jolla
University radiophone service inaugural at Fond du Lac
The University of Wisconsin launched its first radiophone university news service in Fond du Lac last March. The program marked a historic start for campus broadcasting and reflects early efforts in educational radio communications.
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Cansin
Fond du Lac
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