Cooling Literature and the Desert of Konach
A fragmented review explores coolness in literature from Horace and Spenser to Goethe and Arnold. It cites Jaubert and Maxine Ducamp in the Seogseir desert, Flaubert’s lemon ice, and Hapsburg hearts, weaving notes on water imagery, memory, and the lore of cooling in a kaleidoscopic literary survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franchert
Gota
Konach
Horace
Spenser
Goethe
Theun
Mekermann
Matthew Arnold
Jaubert
Maxine Ducamp
Seogseir
Red Sea
Ducamp
Mr.Tarver
Flaubert
Tortoni's
IxXosseir
London Globe
Dear Old Timer Gerry Writes A Political Letter
A lively unsigned letter from Gerry to an old political contact, Chambers, recalling campaign days and graft, asking about redistricting and a ring leader, recounting past incidents and asking for advice while urging continued correspondence. The missive blends nostalgia with sharp questions on politics, taxes, and public funds.
Wallace Donner Purchases Gene Bushnell Property
Wallace Donner buys the Gene Bushnell property on Marion Avenue. The residence is described as nicely located and the transaction is reported in local real estate notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Donner
Gene Bushnell
Marion Avenue
Old Pair Of Hames At Harness Shop Exhibition
Richmond displays at his harness shop this week a rare pair of wooden hames made in 1843 by J. B. Criswell of Deer Creek. They are well used yet intact and show antique craft from a bygone era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Richmond
J. 8
The Te Wal Ea Devoted to Ancestor Dividual
The fragmentary text centers on ancestral devotion and personal identity. It appears to discuss reverence for forebears and the present individual, suggesting a meditation on lineage and self within a historical or cultural framework.
Land Bargains with Low Rates and Large Acreage
Real estate and transport advertisement lists No. 43 to No. R. B. S. farms ranging from 40 to 340 acres 34 miles from Morehead and 44 miles south of Corning Iowa. Highlights include hog tight fencing, wells, windmills, multiple houses, barns, and cultivation areas. Prices per acre from 80 to 87.50 with cash and mortgage terms, plus 1906 rail-rate samples from Malvern to the Pacific Northwest and California. W.S. Bell, B and Q Agent, Malvern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morehead
Town
Chicago Northwestern
Corning
Iowa
Randolph
Glenwood
Opportunities in Oklahoma Territory and Texas for business openings
To Oklahoma, Indian Territory and Texas are vast areas of unimproved land not now yielding the crops of which it is capable. The same conditions apply to the towns. A few lines of business are adequately represented. There are openings of all sorts for mills and factories single stores banks newspapers and lumber yards. You have only to get on the ground to prove Unie. To enable you to close the Missouri Kansas and Voxus By offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Texas
Missouri
Kansas
Voxus
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the Bank of
Malvern
I. F. Hendricks
W.H. Guyer
First National Bank
Malywhei
Dire J
Strahan O. A
Strahan Jame
Ene Dysart
Evans Ae Mine
Stosem
Evans John Dyson
Davis Tames
J. Wison
Joh Evans Jr
Elizabeth Conger
J. A. Strahan Higting Summers
Strahan
Tessie Ring
Damien Tues
Miller
Corning, Iowa
Burlington
Lao
Ber Et Aries
Balfour
Paola Junction
Couvcil Bluffs
Omaha
Hastings
Carson
Bun
Bunn
Re Ereere
Renee Ener Ee Gee
Sidney Heelerations
Wabash
Rivers
Shane
Peta Oma
ee + Gounol Bluttsufllyar City
Omalvern
Shoanndanh
Mibou
Tabor
Malvern Anee
Hapsburgs
Hapsburg
Archduke Ludwig
Corina
America
Europe
Asia
New England
Canada
Napoleon
Lfe
Srat
B Watt
Itnm Chambers
Nelse
Amrore
Gerry
Bushnell
Robert F Jones
P. M. Cadwell
Molyoke
Colo
Mills County
Lota
Madison
Nabe
Bajtila Srepky
Pricy
Bur
Lington
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Victoria
Vancouver
Pacific Northwest
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
California
Spokane
Inland Empire
Washington
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Butte
Helena
Anaconda
Great Falls
Missoula
Utah
Montana
Billings
Mont
Denver
Colorado Springs
St. Paul
Billings Butte
W.S. Bell
B. & Q. Ry. Malvern
Malvern, Iowa
Southwest
ST. George
Wainwright Building
St. Louis, Ma
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