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Newspaper
Lime Springs Sun
Location
Lime Springs, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1902
Page
4
A busy city page records visits, theater outings, and church services, with notes on local figures like Wildman and Mrs. Whitney, L. E. Eaton stepping back from the county recorder race, and upcoming Presbyterian events. It mentions schoolhouse material delays, residents touring nearby towns, and a lighthearted anecdote about milk and a dairy.
A long notice details Modern Woodmen Day events in Lime Springs with a packed schedule. Activities include races, games, trapze performances, music by Royal Neighbors of America, and a trip around the world open air band concert. Local officials promise three days of solid fun for residents and visitors.
Cottonwood Camp No 233 M W A will hold a meeting Friday morning August 20 at 8 o'clock sharp. It is necessary that every member be on hand promptly.
A humorous yarn contrasts fees for professions with social etiquette and petty judgments. A Danville fashion card mix up yields a comic miscue as a coachman misplaces playing cards, leaving the lady aghast at the faux pas.
Manila sanitation officials tighten disease prevention with house checks, rat control, and demolitions of insanitary shacks. An ordinance requires barber tools to be sterilized, articles used once then boiled, towels single-use, and hot water available. Baroness Rothschild funds a German Jewish lung home memorial in the Taunus mountains to honor Baron William de Rothschild.
An elderly woman, Mrs Amberghne, once pricked her finger with a needle while sewing. Decades later a tingling sensation led her to find a splinter that had been embedded since the earlier incident. She pulled it out, revealing the long-hidden needle fragment. Rubber.
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