Silver City Property Sold and Local News Notes
Louie Zanders bought the W B Oaks residence in the west part of town for 2750 with possession on February 1. Mrs EU Andersom of Stanberry Mo returned home Sunday after visiting relatives nearby. Postmaster TF Plumb learned his sister and daughter were at Omaha Methodist hospital for an operation. He visited them briefly. Hon Phillip Willett of London occupied the Methodist church pulpit Sunday evening. His prior lecture was praised as among the best here, though poor roads reduced attendance.
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Louie Zanders
W B Oaks
EU Andersom
Stanberry
TF Plumb
Omaha Methodist Hospital
Phillip Willett
London
England
Methodist
Train Timetable for Malvern and Tabor Arrivals and Departures
Malvern timetable shows arrivals and departures at 4.30 pm and 12 20 pm with corresponding leaves at 4 00 pm and 8 80 pm. Tabor service lists times 8 45 pm and 12 00 am.
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Malvern
Tabor
Burlington
Omahs
Council Bluffs
Ates
Pacific Junction
Glenwood
Hasting
Emerson
Red Oak
Chicago
No. 2
East Bound
Omaha
di Pacific Junction At 1: 18, Malvern At 5:43, Hastings At 5:57, Red Oak
Arives
Balfour
Hastings
Creston
Pacific
Conner Bluffs
Sane
Pnam
Denver
Kansas City
North
South
Bartlett
Seree
West Bound
Pacific Jonction
Plattemouth
Pees
Aca Sensdeces
Aee
Randolph
Henderson
Macedonia
Howth
Connell
St Louis
Church Services and Notices for Glenwood Area Churches
Glenwood area church notices detail Methodist, Congregational, Episcopal, Baptist and Christian Church services next Sunday. Topics include The Ruin of Idleness, The Sign of the Cross, The Young Man in Society, and Watchers in Gethsemane with Lord's Supper. All welcome.
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Methodist Church Methodist Church
W. N. Graves
Clarence Miller
Matt
Edith Gilmore
Hs Chorus
Congregational Church
Congregational ‘Church
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
ST. Johns Episcopal
St. John’s
Baptist Church
J. O. Staples
Gethsemane
Hillsdale Notes on Thanksgiving and Visitors
The Hillsdale column reports Miss Beulah McCoy visiting with sister Mrs Dunsdon near Thurman from Wednesday evening to Sunday. J L Johnson is courting this week and serves as a petit juror. Rev E B Goodrich preached at the M E church Thanksgiving with few in attendance. J F Stroud visited his wife at the Bluffs. Mrs J M Anthony and Mrs J V Stroud each had a postal shower amid rain. Mail carrier Harry Adams travels 30 miles daily despite bad roads. The public school plans a Christmas Eve tree and box social. Mr and Mrs D A Scott leave Wednesday for two months with their son in Grand Island, then stop at Council Bluffs with their daughter, returning home around March 1.
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Beulah McCoy
Dunsdon
Thurman
J L Johnson
Edith Dean
Rev E BE Goodrich
J F Stroud
Bluffs
J M Anthony
J V Stroud
Harry Adams
D A Scott
Grand Island
Council Bluffs
The 212 Degree Vulcanizing Room At Dexbrosses Street Factory
A New York World report describes a rubber vulcanizing room in a Dexbrosses Street factory where temperatures reach 212 degrees Fahrenheit. Workers endure minutes inside wearing woolen shirts masks and gloves to prevent skin damage while supervisors monitor operations. Outside the room no one else endures such heat.
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New Fork
Dexbrosses Street
New York World
Love Across Minds and Roles in Modern Times
A mixed extract shows a couple debating love with psychological and economic terms, then a devoted mother singer describes balancing career and family, followed by a note on misread names causing confusion between a Collier and a Bray Colliery disaster in a London Chronicle item.
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John Payne Collier
London
Bray
Maidenhead
John Payne
London Chronicle
Practical Superstition Quip Cited by Cleveland Plain Dealer
A humorous exchange questions superstition with practical limits. It notes avoiding ladders unless safe and expecting misfortune when chased by a furious bull across a jet amid thirteen acres, reflecting a lighthearted editorial aside from the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Survival of Fittest in The Motorcar Age
Miss Helen Mathers argues the decline of the novel stems from motorcars. She cites a large class of readers almost eliminated by these vehicles, noting readers who used to read as they walked along the roadway. Lond. Punch.
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Helen Mathers
Envy and Dancing Speak in Early Gossip Lines
A lighthearted exchange notes a handsome dancer with a jealous wife who limits his dances to the plainest girl. The snippet reflects early 20th century gossip tone from Boston and Chicago papers.
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Madge
Kate
Boston Transcript
Inherit the Job Postmasters in a Little Town in England
A New York Press item recounts an English postmaster tale where a man visits his old hometown and discovers the postmaster lineage. The conversation reveals the inheritance practice and a clerical name confusion across generations.
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England
Dones
Kent
Yengelley
Mr. Pengelley
Mr. Pengeley
Pengelley
Il Meuo
Post Office Department
New York Press
TWO MEN AND A TIP. Ethics in a Broadway lunch room
A New York Tribune excerpt recalls a scene in a Broadway lunch room where one man moves a dime from another’s plate to his own before leaving. A former ethics student ponders Shakespeare on the theft of purse and name, amid a casual act of pilfering and moral judgment.
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Broadway
New York
New York Tribune
Nisi Prius and Corn Cutting Fascination Explored
A historical note explains nisi prius as the term for civil trial sittings and the old writs. It also highlights corn cutting as a tidy, artistic farm task that trains judgment and dexterity in handling bundles and keeping stalks ventilated to prevent mildew.
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B. P. ‘Powell
Outing Magazine
Famous Cedars in Exile Near Lebanon Border
In ancient times the famous cedars of Lebanon spread across Lebanon and into India and Algeria, yet their home remains theLebanons of northern Syria. Once the mountain sides were forested, now only about 200 trees survive in a single hollow on the northwest slope. They are securely fenced, but despite gardener care the few survivors will soon die, leaving the species exiled.
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Lebanon
India
Algeria
Lebanons
Syria
The Tripping Tongue and Mrs Stern’s News
Fragmentary dialogue shows Mrs Stern mentioning her daughter’s marriage and divorce. A terse exchange reveals social gossipy chatter about relationships, morality, and propriety without clear resolution or context.
WORNOUT MOUNTAINS OLDEST LAND IN THE WORLD
An Atlantic article notes Laurentian highlands as the oldest land in America and possibly the world, describing ancient uplift, early North American geology, and the emergence of the United States from Wisconsin westward. Letters from Charles D. Stewart are cited. The piece weaves geologic history with a romantic interlude from the New York Journal dialogue about love and marriage.
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Laurentian Highlands
Canada
St. Lawrence
Mississippi
America
Agunsiz
United States
Rockies
Wisconsin
Blue Ridge
Minnesota
Charles D. Stewart
Atlantic
What the Lovers Intended to Say and What They Did Say
A Romantic letter fragment shows a lover confessing deep longing and enduring love to Lucille. The speaker recalls their first meeting and professes fate drawing them together, asking Lucille to confirm that some of his love remains. The tone is intimate and reflective about their shared history and feelings.
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Jack
Lucey
Lucy
New -York Journal
Lucille
Darling
Simplified Oratorios Through the Village Organist
A village minister discusses music for his first Sunday with the organist who doubles as plumber and iceman. The organist reveals he uses two choir selections from Handel or Haydn and, when needed, alters difficult passages by transposing, removing cadenzas, or using the vox humana stop to fit singers.
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Handel
Haydn
Musicizo
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McCluskey Drug Store
Mme. Schumann-Heink
Chicago News
Westminster
Gloucester
Winchester
Dundee ‘Advertiser
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Iradrot
Greeley
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