In Town and Country Notes and Local Visits
J Berge from Letcher Puesday visits. Mrs C A Wesley of YWuran visiting. Lee Kreidler starts a new Hanson street home. Mrs 2 G Watson arrives from Chamberlain to see parents. Miss Goldie Beebe travels to Mason City IA. Mrs J S Surbeck to Chanute for mother’s health. Lettie Russ returns from Cleveland. Also court attendance by C A Wesley. town events include a dancing party with the Northwestern Harp orchestra and a note on Odd Fellows and anti-saloon league activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Berge
Letcher Puesday
C. A. Wesley
Ywuran
PJ. Kelley
Lee Kreidler
Hanson Street
J. S. Surbeck
Chanute
Kane
Lettie Russ
Cleveland
Ohio
CO. A. Wesley
Huron
Kelley Vs. Storm
Whelley
P. J. Kelley
The
Sioux City Tribune
George Willhs
Mitchell
George Yorty
Yorty
Phitner
Bessie
Vernie Hodge
University Chapel
Lady Maccabees
Mitchell Club
John Kress
Nicholas Furlong
Northwestern Harp Orchestra
Kidney health restores backache and symptoms of kidney disease
A brief health note claims kidney illness symptoms including back ache vanish when kidneys become healthy and active through a specified remedy. It emphasizes speedy relief by restoring kidney function and vigor.
Dr A W Chase Kidney Liver Pills Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr A W Chase Kidney Liver Pills as the world's greatest regulator for kidneys and liver. It promotes a single pill per dose at 25 cents a box and offers a free sample from The Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. A. W Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo, N.Y
Calumet Baking Powder Promoted Amid Local Notes
A news roundup covers Calumet Baking Powder praised for merit and strength, rain bringing moisture for crops, a high school declamatory contest won by Lois Anderson, and various travels and local business moves including a machine shop purchase, police actions, and church sermons in Woonsocket.
Car-Darl Narrative Lends Wit with Illustrations
A fragment notes Mr. Car-Darl presenting an engaging talk or show with pictures that enhanced the humor and impact. The event included a collection of 11 items contributed by attendees, though some details remain unclear.
Riverside Happenings Appear From Arbor Day Gatherings
Riverside notes detail Arbor day activities with churchyard planting and a noon dinner at W L Wallis home. Randall Cassem visits Clarence Taylor, L A Johnson drives cattle to Mitchell, plus runaway teams, a tire caused by a brooder flame, missionary address by Rev Smith of Salem, and a Ladies Aid meeting planned for May 4. The Master program by the Sunday school impressed, church decorations praised, and A H Bayley and Will Rowley commended for décor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Ralph White
Chivaso
Arbor
W. L. Wallis
Randall Cassem
Clarence Taylor
L A. Johnson
Mitchell
Charley Krom
J. R. White
Rey. Smith
Salem
Ladies Aid Society
Henry Shultz
Ca. H. Bayley
Will Rowley
Ethan town progress and community updates
April 25 notes progress in Ethan with Frank Cole and wife heading for the reservation at week start. Joe Scheick runs a busy Commercial as host feeding up to sixty boarders. Newell Blackman takes over New Store with Ray Lathrop as head clerk. Bank basement nears completion. Mrs Moran visiting Craics. Art Pierce expands barn. railroad work advances with side rack and stock yard upcoming. dipping tank near graveyard under Charles Donk. Arbor Day baseball game Ethan vs Thearkston High School ends with Ethan victorious and festive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethan
Frank Cole
Joe Scheick
Newell Blackman
Ray Lathrop
John Moran
Craic
Art Pierce
Rushite
Art
Cngctussus
Wang
Charles Donk
Abert Klotz
ThearKkston High School
Loomis News Roundup Sees Visits and Local Deals
Miss Ruth Crip pin visits Letcher to see sisters. Davis & Daniels lumber shed progresses with Fred Fisher foreman. Crops look good. Loomis baseball team travels to Mitchell after a Mt Vernon loss. Bob and Son ship hogs. C P Taylor sells 320 acres of land. J W Gilfillan buys 80 acres in multiple sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loomis
Ruth Crippin
Letcher
Sadie Watkins
Iron Hills
Cathren Neietz
Sioux City
James Clark
Mitchell
Davis & Daniels Co
Fred Fisher
Mt. Vernon
Bob and Son
C. P. Taylor
Davison County Offers $5000 School Loan at 4 Percent
Davison county advertises five thousand dollars in school money to loan at four percent on better terms than ever. For details contact the office of the county auditor. Dated April 26 1905, O D Stearns county auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Committee
Preston & Wannett
T. A. Duncan
Williamsoon
J. S Daniels
D. W. Collins
J. O. Walrath
K. B. Miller
Winsor
A. Mizener
Davison County
O. D. Stearns
Night blindness and its causes and remedies
Night blindness is described as good vision in daylight but loss of sight after sunset. Causes include retinal exhaustion from prolonged bright light, common in soldiers and sailors in the tropics and Arctic explorers, with associations to scurvy and mood decline. Treatment is avoiding bright light and using eye protection until the retina recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropics
An Arab Tea Party in Morocco
A traveler recalls an Arab tea party in Morocco with grape wine called sherrab le, a domed pewter teapot, copper tray, and small painted glasses. Music from tareegen gimbi and tahr fills the air as musicians in green jel labs perform amidst bright clothing and scented sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morocco
Parable on Finance Ends With Chickens Missing
A minister uses a parable at a necro worship place about a brother who forgot to lock his house and found his chickens vanished. He admits the tale is a metaphor for financial caution and not a real accusation against any member.
Cause of yawning explained in early medical note
The text describes yawning as a response to temporary lung air deficiency during fatigue from heavy air, heat, or health state. It explains involuntary breathing interruption triggers a spasmodic mouth throat and chest muscle action, producing a deep inspiration.
Old Durham Cathedral Knocker Hails From Twelfth Century
Chambers' Journal notes a grotesque church knocker on Durham Cathedral sanctuary door. It resembles a Hall and is thought to be from the twelfth century. Eye hollows may have held crystal or enamel or could emit light to guide seekers to sanctuary at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham Cathedral
Chambers’ Journal
Southern editors use phrase I told him goodby
Quotation from New York Press notes a city editor’s remark on regional language. It contrasts southerners saying I told him goodby with northern phrasing like I said farewell. The anecdote highlights dialect differences in written usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodby
New York Press
Fame's scroll of fame joke echoed by Senator Sorghum
Washington Star quotes Senator Sorghum urging readers to write their names on the scroll of fame while noting that tearing leaflets from fame does not yield cash at the bank. The quip mocks the hype around public recognition and material value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Gotrox Dies In Quiet Admission
A reporter in the vestibule asks if Mr. Gotrox has just died. The butler confirms the death and adds that there is nothing to pay for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gotrox
Butler
Stammering men far outnumber women in prevalence
A study notes stammering men are four times as numerous as stammering women, indicating a significant gender disparity in speech fluency issues.
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2. G. Watson
Chamberlain
George Miner
Goldie Beebe
Mason City
Iowa
Robert P. Smith
H. W. McLain
Besalfemands Louisiana
Mr. Melain
Anti-Saloon League
J. E. Booth
Plankinton
FE. Brown
Wolsey
A. C. McCauley
Bridgewater
H. P. Carson
Scotland
A. E. Carhart
I. W. Seaman
Fred A. White
Turner
Chicago
J. G. Crouse
Minneapolis
Jo J. McDouvall
Mrs. L. ©. Thomas
Woonsocket
Z. Miltimore
Annis
I. PD
Gatterfield
Colfax Springs
Lowa
J. M. Dickey
J. . Laurner & Son
Dickey
Mr. Turner
John Gormley
Rochester
Minn
Frank Gormley
John
Fie
Mrr Andrews
Richards
Cassem’s Jill
Lawrence Carlson
A. W. Chase
W. EB. Tipton
San Antonio
Texas
National Alienist Association
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Lois Anderson
Yankton
Bernice Lathrop
Floyd Gillis
Underwood
Milwaukee Road
Milwaukee
Dod. McDougall
Geo. Summers
Ixozlovsky
Cedar Rapids
W. G. Wilt
Keith A
Wilt
I. J. Hess
Alexandria
L. E. Stair
Basford
Redfield Press
Moe
al Rodees
Jer
Sanborn Waites
Rank Weller
West 4Th Street
Jacob Johnson
Miller
Brandon
Abbott
Johnson
Sioux Falls
BE. W. Greene
Episcopal Church
Greene
Methodist Church
A. KE. Carhatt
Japan
Riverstok
J. W. Gilfillan
W. ©. Vizor
Ayer
J.C
Ole Kjelmyr, Mip Chant Tailor
Soko
W, MM. Herbert
2Nd Avenue East
Orte
Ete
E Ee . Wells
Mitchel, So. Dak
Ray Smith
Butterfield
Truesdale
Mitchell Steam Laundry
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