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Lime Springs Sun

Location

Lime Springs, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1897

Page

8

Bedtime Prayer Asks Blessings On Family And Friends

A bedtime verse recounts a child led prayer, listing family members and others from the day including mamma papa Nid and Noddy, then extending to teachers, playmates, cooks, and market sellers. The piece ends with a wish for God to bless all and a hope of a home with God. Clark W. Bryan, Good Housekeeping.

Bedtima Mamma Papa Joe Bees May Tom Sue Kitty Grandpa Grandma Johnny Clark W. Bryan Good Housekeeping

Christmas in the Army at Vernon and the Bower Encounter

A tense scene unfolds as Captain Close confronts a girl in the moonlit garden near the camp. Miscommunication, teasing, and a sudden pursuit lead to a spirited exchange about affection and a dropped cap. Nearby, Lt. Lambert contemplates a looming Christmas under rain, mud, and a burned camp, recalling home.

Lambert Katesie Merry Amie Corp. Cunningham Capt. Close A Negra Close Rasmus Vernon Walton Scroggs West Point Walton Bali

Vernon Clash Ends With Bravery Amid Bloodshed

In Vernon a clash sparked by Walton Scroggs's release leads to a swift night march by Capt. Close and deputy marshals. A black mob and gunfire cause deaths before a fire-drill rescue and a heroic brickade save Walton's family. Close bears burns to extract Walton and Esther, while Lambert learns Close is ordered to arrest. The postscript: Close is summoned for arrest to New Orleans after a telegraph note arrives at headquarters.

Vernon Lambert Walton Scroggs Walton Scroges Republican Scroggs Walton Mann Grant and Colfax Pete Jackson Pistoia Southern Star Tug Bone Mnd Capt Katherine Walton Elinor Esther Cunningham Murphy Burns McBride Leutenant Close Waltons Burton Potts Quitman Potts Department Ecome Crose J. P. Close Alicia New Orleans

Compensation case verdict in a dilemma

The counsel claims contributory negligence and argues no party is liable whether the plaintiff saw danger or not. The jury retires and the foreman reports a verdict of 300 pounds, with one member demanding an extra 50 for the dilemma. London Household Wardrobe.

London House Warda

Its Often Ho a quip about burglary and wealth

A comic exchange notes that a burglary makes a man rich by the value of stolen goods, with one speaker insisting Singer's loss exceeds his wealth and another countering that it renders him poor. The line appears in a brief Chicago Post item.

Singer Chicago Post

CHANGES WROUGHT BY TIME Not So Noticeable

A Chicago Times-Herald paragraph describes two sisters meeting after 15 years, noting how appearance and character can change with time. The reader laments distance yet argues families should stay in touch or remain strangers, reflecting on reunions and the fragility of connection.

Amy Chicago Times-Herald

Woman Demands Repair Kit Refunding Money

A customer recalls buying a bicycle repair kit claiming it contained everything needed for repairs. She argues the kit lacks essential items and demands a refund, challenging the clerk to make good the deficiency. The exchange highlights a disputed guarantee and the implied promise of a complete kit.

Egid Sepaire Washington Star

Clever Boy Finesse Leads to Consent for Daughter’s Wed

A humorous exchange about persuading Old Car maudgeon to consent to marriage is recounted with a boast that he caught 17 four-pound bass on his last trip. The quip reflects lighthearted self-mockery and community chatter.

Carmaudgeon Troit Pree Press

Hood's Sarsaparilla Restores Husband's Farm Work Ability

Mrs. L L Oson of Nevinville Iowa reports her husband suffered a worn out fatigue and could not work on the farm until Hood's Sarsaparilla was tried. After honest use he regained strength and can carry on his farm duties.

Hood L. L. Oson Nevinville Iowa

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