The Cold Shoulder Origins and Early American Colleges
A note on the saying to give the cold shoulder tracing to a medieval French practice and Norman England hospitality. It mentions a cold shoulder of mutton as a hint to guests to depart. The first American college was Harvard, located in Newton Mass now Worcester.
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France
England
Harvard
Newton
Mass
Woobridge
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo
N. Y
Neighborhood News Highlights From Berlin Township
Ro Corn husking nears end despite severe weather. New school seats ordered at Berlin schoolhouse. Rev G Franke conducts German at Lutheran church. Miss Blanche Palmer teaches in Hutchinson county. Death of Mrs P H LaFortune, born 1854 in Pennsylvania. Thanksgiving week quiet with sleighing good. Consolidation talk spreads among offices. Mitchell, Chamberlain, Watertown, Aberdeen, and Pierre discussed. Local notices include cures for consumption and coughs, hotel managers commenting on remedies. Christmas excursion rates announced by rail line.
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Berlin Township
Blanche Palmer
Hutchinson County
Berlin
Farrell
Hazelton
Carmichael
Frank Schutz
Kent
Cleardale
F. S. Carpenter’s
Henry Bolly
Chas
Stange
Georgie Ralston
J. H. Coon
Mt. Vernon
A. B. Rowley
Melette
C. P. Morse
Frank Peak
Michigan
Frank Brickstresser
Pardner
Normy
Nebraska
No. 2
L.I. Brown
Laura Donahue
P. H. LaFortune
Samual Elston
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Phillip B. LaFortune
Dakota
Secretary of the Interior
Mitchell
Chamberlain
Watertown
Aberdeen
Pierre
Anti-Saloon League formed in South Dakota meeting
A Mitchell meeting of the Non-Partisan Prohibition Union delegates outlines plans to organize the South Dakota Anti-Saloon League with Rev. A E Carhart as president and a two class membership, plus efforts to test repeal constitutionality and push temperance legislation. A push for a strong state daily paper and national organ is approved.
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Prohibition Union
Mitchell
A. HB. Carbert
S. F. Huntley
Messrs
Norton
Sproul
Stevens
Boggs
Dobson
Daley
Langdale
Boughton
McCauley
Hager
Stewart
Blanchard
Burleigh
Thrall
Hubbard
Pres. Graham
Burgs
Yankton
Dr. Jackson
Miner County
Pres
Carhart
American Anti-Saloon League
South Dakota
Anti-Saloon League
A. E. Carhart
S. A. Ramsey
W. H. Robertson
O. H. Sprott
John H. Patten
A. E. McCauley
League
State League
C. E
Epworth Leagues
Rams Horn
Kratz
D. W. Jackson
F. M. Wilcox
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Chichester
Kelief
Ni Co
Madison Square
Ehbllada
Parker
Scientific American Agency For
Nanibook
Munn” & CO
Ublishers
New York City
Kortn
Janover
ELY
ELY Brotulers
Warren St
J.E. Wells
Mitchell, S. D
John Wedderburn & CO
Washington, D. C
És Luts FC Alp
Neighborhood News
Teachers Association
Huntting Elevator Co
Mr. Coon
Geo. Johnston
Grandma Haynes
W. J. Snow
Mieses Mable Adams
Caddie Boggs
Mr. Snow
Frank Rich
Hartley
Iowa
McMichael & Co
Our Mill Co
PLANO
Badger
DeGroff
Mr. Kipp
Bingham
O.S. Burke
J. A. Kipp
Frank Moyer
John Good
Register
Mitchell Land Office
L. O. Gale
T. C. Picton
Denison
Texas
Major Picton
Croup
A. OC. Clarke
Shawmut Ave
Boston
J. Y. Schenck
Caddo, Ind. Ter
Banner
de Witt
D. Robinson
Hartwick
Robinson
Chicago, Milwaukee and St
DeWitt
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
California
Florida
Mexico
China
Japan
Europe
Geo. H. Heafford
Old Colony Building
Chicago
Ill
L. O
Gale
Blackwell’s
Durham
Blackwell
Durham Tobacco
Br. J. Ti
McLean’s
Dr. J. H. McLean Medicine CO
ST. Louis
A. B. Hager
Marin
Champeny Block
Mitchell National Bank
U.S
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