Aberbeen District News and City Notes Update
In town and country items report travel by Wot Storer and Tallerar to Iowa, Broadbent and baby visiting Decatur, and Attorney Mason en route home from Chamberlain. Cyrus Warne returns with his mother’s remains. Will Koeh starts a citir factory. several locals plan winter trips to Los Angeles and Chicago. Indictments tied to voting, ongoing court activity, and fires in Aberdeen mark a busy period.
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George GG. Tallerar
Walton
Jil
W. HL. Broadbent
Decatur
Iowa
W. K. Mason
Aberdeen
Chamberlain
Will Koeh
Miin
Will
Abe
J. C. Milne
Uwuren
Ater
Order of Home Guardians
Mr. Milne
The
Electric Co
Third Avenue
Jos. Swift, Jr
John Tuckey
Charles Hard
Scallin
Jos. Schlimgen
Cilbert Johnson
Third Avenue East
F. M. Bailey
I. L. Moyer’s
I. Straus
Aberdeen J
Judge Smith
Coursey
Court House
Geo. M. Rowley
Finest remedy for constipation praised by Mr Ili Butler
The finest remedy for constipation ever used is Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets says Mr Ili Butler of Frankville New York They act gently and without any unpleasant effect and leave the bowels in a perfectly natural condition Sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Ili Butler
Frankville
N. Y
Livestock sale notice in Mitehell area
Six Jersey Red boars eligible for registration and four other animals including one Polled Angus. All recorded with the Treve fords. Located one mile west and three miles south of Mitehell Howard Wilson, Mitehell, S. DD. Call at the place for details.
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Angus
Hatching by Heat Through History and Incubation
The article traces early yolk hatching practices from Meyotianus through Bonnemain in 1777 and D Arcet in 1825. It describes using circulating hot water and moisture in egg drawers, with twenty eggs daily for twenty days, leading to modern incubators that keep 40 degrees Celsius with automatic regulation.
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Bonnemain
Academy of Refences
D’arcet
Vichy
Mague of Women and Wartime Nursing Reactions
The article notes Japanese officials welcomed American nurses during the Japan-Russia conflict but the New York Medical Record warns language barriers and living customs hinder their usefulness. A London Hospital remark adds a harsh label, while a church anecdote closes with a quip about a sermon and a dream of wealth.
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Japan
Russia
Tokyo
New York
London
Hall of Fame notes and notable figures in brief
A jumble of portraits and milestones. Mentions Govetug trusteeship in Maine, naval academy entry, Berlin gallery gifts valued at $500000, Philippine Exposition board chair appointment, Alfred Bell funding, longevity among professors, Prague University centennial, Apache chief Gerontine, lawyer Leslie of Trelenn, Governor and Montana link, James Thowinen’s birth in Washington township, General Booth’s vegetarian regimen, Roentgen’s quiet fame and refusals.
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Maine
Hiss
Tiguan
U. S ON
Naval Academy
Addry Phient
Sanremo
Noval Gallery
Berlin
Vewrld Wiering
University of Prague
Gerontine
Lestie
Trelenn
Mont
Kentucky
Clevelamd
Montana
James Thowinen
Washington Township
Marion County
Ind
General Booth
Salvation Army
Roentgen
Plays and Players Highlight Stage Talent and Prison Ward Scene
Miss Carpenter Baltimore dramatist praised as best dialect specialist. Wedded and Parted features a vivid Auburn prison ward replica. Notable cast ties include Whitcomb, Aunt Matilda, Cy Prime from The Old Homestead and Tillian Coleman in Humpty Tapty. Wright Lorimer’s secretary, a Japanese student, supports wartime enthusiasm. Denman Thompson revives The Old Homestead with four original cast members.
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Miss Carpenter
Baltimore
Irwit Coon
Auburn
N.Y
Joshua Whitcomb
Matilda
Miss Coleman Wis
James TL. Deckers
Georgze Primrose
Wright Lorimer
Japan
Tie
Tlomestead
Denman Vphommson
Editorial Flings Across Papers On Religion And Vices
A collection of punchy newspaper quips on religion education and public safety. Quotes touch Grace church pew payments, a doctor on children’s honesty, formaldehyde in milk, wood alcohol in whiskey, and beer arsenic, and a harsh view of a father stopping his son from riotous grandstand abuse.
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Newark News
New York Tribune
Chicago Tribune
Wheat and Chaff Felix the Chicago Journal quips
A Chicago Journal verse-essay comments on patience and folly with aphorisms about waiting, ploys, and marriage, noting common-sense truths about costly mistakes and moral humor in everyday life.
Ballade of Sure Things
A verse from the Commercial Tribune laments a bettor who clings to the sure thing tip. The poem follows a man chasing luck, taking his weekly wages on race night, hoping for mercy and win, while others doubt his fortune and question his fate.
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Aliant Wu
Jones
Smith
Ty Wy
Uyion
Adrond Uy
Colin
Kri Raneet Commercial Tribune
Teetotaler Remark Sparks Banter in New York Scene
In a brief New York American exchange, a colonel denies drinking wine while a remark challenges his teetotaler stance. The quip underscores social attitudes toward alcohol in the era.
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Bessie
New York American
Caught In His Own Trap
A Saturday night stroll ends in a lighthearted caper as Rudolf plans a gift from a grocery his kindness prompts, but the couple improvises with a candy shop across the street. The scene unfolds with playful romance and a small urban whim.
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Rudolf
Albany Journal
Time saving device sparks door confrontation
A snappy woman at the door rebukes a salesman claiming a time saving device will interest a neighbor. The scene notes the neighbor is frugal, joking she was twenty-five ten years ago and now claims to be twenty-seven, reflecting humor about aging and thrift.
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M. Dougherty
Mt. Vernon
Dean Shea
Oereek
Markhall
Pone
A. C. UL
J. Willis
Perry
Iowa
George Cessford
Milwaukee Round House
Cessford
Willis
Catholic Standard
Vimes
Misfortunes as Good Luck and Objections in Dialogue
A dialogue snippet contrasts misfortune with good, noting Swinton's constant trouble. In a parental scene a suitor asks the father his object while the father raises an objection, highlighting cautious inquiry and wit in social courtship.
What Did He Mean As They Share News and Jests
The Philadelphia Ledger quotes a light exchange about engagement and marriage. A misunderstanding leads to a humorous correction as one speaker learns of a two month old marriage to Mr Roller. The playful dialogue highlights social missteps and polite apologies.
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Tve
Mr. Roller
Philadelphia Ledger
The Fool and the Sage Debate Highlighted by New York Press
A brief exchange notes that few truly wise men exist while many fools do. The Fool argues that triumph over many competitors earns the greatest credit, while The Sarge counters that this view is flawed. The New York press frames the discussion as a clash of wit and judgment.
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New York Press
Miss Flashy's Diamonds Parodied by Insinmation
A cartoon caption mocks Miss Flashy for wearing oversized diamonds suggesting they were bought before a glass price surge. The quip implies she afforded them despite economic changes and uses a playful jab about ostentation.
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Flashy
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Interview Sparks Crossed Wires at Court Hearing
A courtroom exchange reveals confusion after a candid interview. The candidate accuses the judge of misunderstanding, while the judge questions the candidate’s state during the remarks. The dialogue centers on impact and interpretation of the interview.
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Wot. Storer
Milan City
Cyrus Eo Warne
Koshkonono
Moa
Jos. Walker
Family Wall
Los Angeles
California
Loren Q Cass
United States Express
Ile
Milwaukee Road
Tripp
Cole
Joe
Bobb
Attica
N.S. Wilson
Leola
Yankton
Dakotan
Mrs. Dillon
Dillon
Souther Indiana
May Dillon
Miss Dillon
Indiana
Horn & Co
Alvin Scott
Phursday
St. Joe
S. A. Dale
Wessington Springs
Lane
W. M. Norton
Cohn Jos
Chicago
Korn & Co's
Fr. M. Damier
Venrietta McCartney
Nthan Phursday
Mr. Damier
Sinster
Iowa City
Scheemer
Points
Illinois
Modern Weating & Plumbing Co
J. I. Creighton
Chicavzo
Philadelphia
Marietta
Ohio
J.P. Walfill
Mr. Halshbill
Portland
Ore
Moyer's Feed Store
Stuck
W. Hi. Irons
J. T. S. Irons
HH. Do. Gardner
Plankinton
Mitchell
D. Olmstead
Natonal Bank
Gustav Magnusen
Fulton
Lisbon
C. W. Johnston
Modern Heating & Puuishing Co
Johnston
Times
Moyer’s
Mr. Tanker
the Hall OF Fame
Old Grace Church
Kansas City
Chicago Journal
Gorliff
Tvidson
Swinton
Boston Transcript
Philadelphia Press
Mean
Touston Post
Bagk-Aghe
A. W. Chase
W Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo, Iy, Y
General and Savings Bank Business
C. A. Bower
Main St
Mitchell, South Dakota
Becker
Coats
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