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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1908
Page
6
The St Louis Republic explains earthworms travel only on damp ground and grass. They crawl aimlessly on dry surfaces, die on dry boards, and retreat underground in dry or cold seasons, reemerging with spring rains.
A rail yard tale shows a sober trainman blamed for lapses then explains a long foot and two short ones signal a stop. In St Louis Dr Antoine Laugraine, first surgeon west of the Mississippi, set up practice in 1800 and did early chemistry experiments for awe and invention.
On Newfoundland and Labrador coasts fishing villages rely on water routes in summer and dogs or comaticks in winter. The half wolf mongrels roam feral, attack travelers, drive caribou inland, and impede farming and settlement progress. A driver and family were reportedly killed last winter by a pack.
A Saint Louis Republic warning outlines explosive risks from common items. It cautions that certain drug mixes and chemicals such as iodide of nitrogen bicarbonate of potash with subnitrate of plis muth and tincture of iron with dilute aqua regia can generate dangerous gases or explosions. It also warns that celluloid combs and ornaments can ignite near open flames and advises caution with gas jets and unprotected lights.
Egyptian text explains that ancient priests taught the body must be preserved for the dead to resurrect. The living man comprises body soul intelligence and Ika appearance, which are severed at death and reunite in eternity. Embalming guards the body during the soul’s underworld pilgrimage.
A father reminds his daughter of propriety as she admits her relationship with Mitchell may lead to marriage. She recalls a hopeful but unspoken proposal and a shared moment about a cottage, while he grants another brief grace period. The exchange, labeled as London Te Bits, carries light social satire.
A New York bonding company canceled a bond of a fiduciary to a major concern and sent a clipped excuse noting the man was convicted of forgery under another name. The note left the recipient unable to respond as described in the New York Globe. Local church notices follow with several services and pastors listed.
A list details meeting schedules for numerous Lynden organizations including BECRET SOCIETIES Lynden Camp No 6687 M W A Second and fourth Saturdays in Fraternal Hall. Lynch G A R No 48 Washington and Alaska Dept meets second and fourth Tuesdays in I O O F Hall. Lynden Lodge No F A M meets second and fourth Thursdays in Masonic Hall. Lynden Chapter O No 12 meets first and third Thursdays in Masonic Hall. Harmony Rebekah Lodge No 35 meets first and third Wednesdays in Fraternal Hall. Lynden Lodge Fraternal Union meets first Saturday each month in Fraternal Hall. Court Lynden No 10 F of A meets Wednesday nights in I O O F Hall. Lynden Lodge R N A No 8403 meets second and fourth Saturdays in Fraternal Hall. Nookabck Valley Encampment meets first and third Wednesdays. Lynden Nest Owls Fraternal Hall meets Fridays. Lynden Grange No 170 meets first and third Tuesdays in Odd Fellows Hall. Lynden Lodge Knights of Pythias meets Mondays at Fellower Ers. Rug sales note adds We have sold nearly every rug in the house and are getting in a new bunch. Come and look them over.
B B and B C by Time Table Nos 1 and 3 run daily between Bell ingham and Sumas. East of Sumas No 1 runs Monday Wednesday Friday and Saturday. No 2 runs east of Sumas Monday Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. Nos 1 and 8 connect at Sumas with the C P R. Single fare for the round trip between all points Saturday and Sunday. No 1 connects at Hampton with No for Lynden.
Daily Sunday services in Baptist Church and Adventist Church with Bible school at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Mid week prayer meeting Thursday 7 30 p.m. Services also at Northwood and Wier Lake Schools every other Sunday at 3 p.m. Rev. R I Case is pastor.
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