North Side Briefs Rounds Up Local Trips and Returns
Nilmer Davidson returns to St Paul after visiting relatives on the north side. Dozens of residents report visits and travel to Black River Falls Prairie du Chien Winona and Chicago. Several move houses and others depart for Prairie du Chien Kilbourn and Davenport. Relative visitors include Mrs Edburg Miss Selma Simonson and Miss Gladys Johnson among many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nilmer Davidson
St. Paul
Russell Voves
Charles Street
Spencer
Maude
Berlin Street
Black River Falls
Hubert Staats
E. O. Krenz
Caledonia Street
E. J. Edburg
Wood St
L. B. Hampton
Wood Street
Prairie du Chien
C. J. Hill
Winona
S. Schultz
Galesburg
Selma Simonson
Kane Street
Gladys Johnson
George Street
Delight Kennan
Aurora
Ill
A. Foster
Kilbourn
Wis
Rev. A. Murphy
J. Murphy
Jennie Hentschel
Rose Street
Chicago
Clarence Outcell
Alma
Dorothy Welch
Aberdeen
S. C
Albert Nestler
Rochester
Minn
Edward Girous
Milwaukee
Edwin Rott
Winnipeg
Canada
Romille Alford
Davenport
Iowa
Julius Severson
Clarence Miller
Bangor
Rockland
Heat Overcomes Bay Horse In Morning Drive
A large bay horse owned by contractor F R Schwalbe collapsed from heat while being driven to a sand load. Dr S B Patterson arrived after the fall and the horse’s life is expected to be saved. This marks the second heat incident involving the same horse in hot weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Schwalbe
S. B. Patterson
Trees Planted in Honor of Presidents by Supporters
During Andrew Jackson's campaign his admirers planted scores of hickory trees nationwide to honor him and to amplify the party slogan. When John Quincy Adams ran, his followers planted oaks in his honor.
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Andrew Jackson
John Quincy Adams
Telephone Invasion Reaches Jerusalem with New System
A new telephone network links official points, businesses and some homes in Jerusalem, expanding communication reach. The system connects government offices, enterprises and certain residents, signaling a shift in local connectivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Charities Office Adjusts Hours and Changes in Staff
Beginning Monday the Associated Charities office in the courthouse will open 1 PM to 5 PM daily except Saturdays. Saturday hours are 9 AM to noon. Miss Winnifred Salsbury, general secretary, leaves for the national convention in Seattle and a month’s vacation. Assistant Secretary Miss Lee will run the local office. Visiting Nurse Miss Marie Peterson has gone to Hudson, South Dakota to recuperate.
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Associated Charities
Winnifred Salisbury
National Convention of Charities and Corrections
Seattle
Wash
Miss Lee
Marie Peterson
Hudson, S. D
To Make Vegetarians of Kin In Leghorn
In Leghorn Italy a wealthy Hebrew named Modigliani has bequeathed a large estate to provide a vegetarian diet for his children to accustom them to abstain from meat.
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Leghorn
Italy
Modigliani
Contagious Humor Turns Host Into Tumbler
A remark at a supper party shows a young man lamenting that evil communications corrupt good manners. He quips that being surrounded by tumblers all evening has left him a tumbler himself, reflecting on social influence in a humorous aside.
Large World Map Project Mapped at 1 To 1 Million
An enormous international map at a scale of 1 to 1 000 000 is planned to cover about 150 by 75 feet, resembling a globe 40 feet in diameter when finished. The work, expected to take eight to ten years, aims to create a comprehensive geographic display.
Woman Dentist To Aid Brother In Milwaukee Practice
Dr. Esther N. Farrand, sister of Dr. C H Farrand, completes dentistry study at Marquette Milwaukee and Bachelor of Science at the university. She passed the state board exam and will join her brother in the McMillan building in a few weeks. She plans golf at the Country club and will reside with her mother at 1621 Main street.
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Marquette College
Milwaukee
Esther N. Farrand
C. H. Farrand
McMillan Building
Miss Farrand
State Board of Examiners
Downer College For Girls
Main Street
Detectives Arrest Eloping Pair in La Crosse Carnival
Detectives Frank A. Regan and Owen from Minneapolis arrived with warrants for Mrs. William Wren and William Wilcane who eloped to La Crosse on June 14. They were found at the carnival grounds Thursday night by the woman's husband and Patrolman Arneson. The couple will be taken to Minneapolis tonight to face a statutory charge. Mr. Wren will accompany them.
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Frank A. Regan
Owen
Minneapolis
la Crosse
William Wren
William Wilcane
Arneson
Mr. Wren
Thought They Were Natural Dialog Reveals Tension
The exchange shows Eddie accusing Tommy of cowardice after a confrontation with a brother, while Tommy defends himself noting he believed the taunting faces were natural. Their banter exposes underlying conflict and fear of sparking a fight.
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Tommy
Eddie
Device to stop cow tail switching patent
A man has patented a chain and hook device to hold a cow's tail against one leg to prevent tail switching during milking. The invention aims to reduce agitation and improve milking efficiency by keeping the cow's tail in a fixed position.
Various Weapons and the Chauffeur in Historic Terms
Readers recall the chauffeur as the driver in the car while pedestrians nickname him with a simpler spelling. The discussion surveys how the pike strike and the hike have each left a mark in history.
Veterans Entrain For Gettysburg Parade Passes Through City
Civil War veterans from North and South Dakota and western Minnesota travel to Gettysburg Pa on a Soldiers Special train. Second section of No 16 carries about 300 veterans en route to the battlefield, with more to follow in No 4 tomorrow..city cheers the aging veterans as they pass through, noting the dwindling numbers of 1860 Union soldiers.
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Gettysburg
South
Dakota
Minnesota
The Lazy Man's Garden Philosophy
A concise note extols shrubbery as a low effort garden solution. Planted in cool spring weather, shrubs endure frost and bloom year after year with little maintenance, standing by the home without hoeing or backache.
Impressionless Paintings Outshine Modern Exhibit
Dorothy and her aunt visited a modern paintings exhibit. The child described the works as impressionless, sparking a curious motherly question about the style witnessed.
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Dorothy
Memorials for public men and great events
The passage argues that the country needs memorials to public figures and historic events to educate, and compares their quality to Athens monuments that Thucydides praised for daily delight.
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Athens
Thucydides
Sieber Funeral Today for Mrs Mary Sieber
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Sieber were held at 9 o clock this morning at St John s church. Interment followed in the Catholic cemetery.
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Mary Sieber
St. John’s Church
Value of Two Instruments
A calculating engine is a complex mechanism while a telegraph key is simple, yet their value differs. The comparison highlights how intricate devices serve elaborate tasks versus how basic tools enable swift communication.
Allens. A Man's World Always For Men Not Women
A terse comment argues that society is organized around male roles while women are treated as outsiders, highlighting gender exclusion in social order.
Supreme Court Rules Standard Oil Can Continue in Missouri
The Missouri Supreme Court today issues an opinion allowing Standard Oil Company of Indiana to remain in business in Missouri. The court annuls an ouster order recently issued against the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City, Mo
Supreme Court
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Missouri
Voter Qualifications in 17th Century New England
In early New England the electoral process required residence in a small stone house of 20 by 16 feet with brick chimneys. Voters had to reside there in the seventeenth century and be certified by neighbors described as sober and peaceful in conversation.
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New England
Living men on bank notes question
In a dialogue, a man asks why pictures of living men are not placed on bank notes while a poet who gained wealth from writing popular songs responds with a quiet question. The exchange hints at beliefs about memory, legacy, and the use of currency to honor public figures.
Wasp Stings Child as Sister Prays for Cooling Air
A three year old girl is stung on the hand by a wasp. The child pleads for the wasp to fly away so its hot feet will cool, while the mother rushes to help. The incident is recorded in a brief family anecdote.
Father John's Medicine Offer by Mail Order
An advertisement invites customers to obtain Father John's Medicine by mail from Lowell paying 1.99 for a large bottle, with express prepaid shipping.
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Father John
Lowell
Week Financial Bank Statement Sees Mixed Shifts in New York
The weekly bank statement reports June 28 shows surplus falling by 8.54 million, loans rising 28.49 million, deposits climbing 28.98 million, and circulations down 72.6 thousand. Specie and legals decrease 412 thousand and 935 thousand, with surplus reserve at 35.272 million.
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New York
The
Wall Street Reacts to Pacific Plan Disclosure
The June 23 report notes the Pacific plan on disposal of Southern Pacific debt influenced exchange prices briefly. Trading was light and prices recovered slightly after the formal agreement between Pacific management and the attorney general, while bear arguments on a Washington proposal remained unseen in value shifts.
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Wall Street
Unfit. She and He Exchange Nervous Soothing Exchanges
A fragment shows a dialog where a woman asks why he works, and a man confesses he is too nervous to steal, reflecting anxiety and moral hesitation in a tense moment.
Designs for Embroidering the Ends of a Dresser Scarf
May Manton presents an 20 inch wide dresser scarf design with small flowers and leaves. It notes embroidering options, padded scallops, and eyelet flowers, plus transfer methods via window pane tracing and carbon paper. Transfer patterns offered by mail for 10 cents each.
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May Manton
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