University Notes on Christmas Musical Recital and Faculty News
A Christmas concert at Chapel Hall directed by Miss Lee showcased piano solos duets trios and quartets as the music department grows in prominence. Prof Rep Miller will visit Rochester New York for holiday, while Graham and Miss Starr plan trips. President Nicholson met with the executive committee and will attend the Iowa educational association in Des Moines. He will also speak at HU Point Methodist meeting December 9.
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Mos
Chapel Hall
Miss Lee
Rep. Miller
Rochester
Mel. T.he Graham
Minneapolis
Miss Stary
Ogin
Nicholson
Des Moines
Laws
Iowa Educational Association
Shanghai literary society program at Ely School closes term
With the city schools closing for a two week vacation the Shanghai literary society at Ely School presented a varied program. The list includes Girls Chorus Swing Song recitations music performances and a debate on gunpowder as beneficial to mankind.
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Shanghia Literary Society
Ely
Shanghia Society
Ida MecKillip
Lulu Rogers
Ila Weber
Elia Lodra
Wauneta Ferris
Anna Anderson
Guyrink
Alta Witzel
Walter Adams
Frank Winsor
Ralph Miller
Myrtie Witzel
Raymond Scott
Susie Avery
Marty Hark
Piano Voting Contest in City Sees Church Groups Voting
City Auditor Merkham tallies ballots in a piano contest noting contestants include Presbyterian and Episcopal churches and various lodges and orders. Ballot box is at Ferris' drug store with votes tallied for 18 Dynastics Lodge, 88 Presbyterian church, 53 Modern Woodmen, and others.
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Merkham
Ferris’ Drug Store
Presbyterian Church Union Center
Dynastics Lodge No
Cole’s Veterinary Carboni Salve Claim
An old advertisement touts Cole’s Veterinary Carboni salve for horses and cats, promising cure of cuts, sores, and skin issues without scars and restoring color. It sells for 50 cents per tin with a dollar guarantee and boasts rapid action claims.
Berlioz Declines Yet Delights Adelina Patti
In Patti's celebrity era she kept an album where guests would write or sketch. Berlioz, initially reluctant, finally agreed to contribute with the cryptic line Oportet pate meaning Bring the pate. Patti puzzled, then retrieved the promised pate.
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Adelina Patti
Adelina Pattti
Berlioz
Sid
St Deride
Alister
Toulouse
Oportet
Patti
Caterpillars Show Instinctive Adaptation in Development Stages
The article describes how caterpillars adapt to changing conditions with high instinct akin to reasoning. Experiments by Huber show a larva building a complex cocoon when moved to an earlier stage, but becomes confused if placed after its own progress, indicating that results depend on proper sequential development.
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Huber
Fur Coat Theft Confession From Art Studio Prank
An artist Tans Craion kept a Russian prince’s fur mantle after painting him. The prince sought the coat by letter with no reply. When the prince visited, Canon pretended weakness and claimed illness, slipping into warmth while the coat remained with the artist.
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Tans Craion
Canon
Rainy Day Newsroom Boots Up With Wet Shoes
A New York Times anecdote notes clerks on rainy days keep newspapers at their desks to dry their wet shoes. It reports nearly twenty clerks in the office and contrasts modern habits with old fashioned overshoes. The paper’s absorbent pages draw moisture away from leather while workers endure damp footwear.
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Tver
atTarlemite
New York Times
Died and Re died Boer War case corrected
A British soldier reported killed in battle later reappeared and reported himself alive. The sergeant added a note in the regimental book stating Died by mistake. He was placed in hospital and died weeks later from injuries sustained earlier.
Daytons and quotes on pies and money lessons
An assorted fragment discusses a joke about custard pie and class, mentions Jaggers and the Style family, and includes an ad from Marsh Manufacturing Co. offering an aluminum card case and 100 engraved business cards. It also promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for croup and its safety for children with endorsements.
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Jaggers
Philadelphia Telegraph
Marsh Manufacturing Co
Lake Street
Chicago
Hyomei Promises Cure For Catarrh In Pocket Kit
The advertisement argues against stomach dosing for catarrh and promotes Hyomei as a portable inhaled climate treatment. It describes a $1 outfit with inhaler, dropper, and Hyomei bottle, notes lifetime inhaler, extra bottle for 50 cents, and a money back guarantee from Scalin Bros.
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Nature
Scailin Bros
Nyomei
Woonsocket Moves Toward Gas and Electric Franchises
Two ordinances introduced in Woonsocket council seek twenty year franchises for a gas company and an electric light company. Neither proposal includes exclusivity and final readings were set for January.
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Woonsocket
Card of Thanks for Kindness in Bereavement
The family of Mrs. Bert W. Martin L. H. Martin and Family express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness during the death of the husband and son. The support is deeply appreciated and will be remembered gratefully.
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Bert W. Martin
L. H. Martin
The Building & Loan appoints new secretary
The Building and Loan Association announces W. A. Heimberger takes over Burright's duties and becomes secretary. Shares are open to new investors as the institution highlights 13 percent interest and 17 years in operation.
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Bd. W. Burright
W. A. Heimberger
Bilious Colic Prevented by 7% Chamberlain's Remedy
Advertisement notes that a double dose at first signs of bilious colic wards off attacks. Claims hundreds use the remedy with perfect success and states it is for sale by all druggists.
Guardianship hearing for Tobin minors in Davison County
In Davison County Court a petition by guardian Philip E Tobin seeks court approval to sell real estate of Walter Ethel and Philip R Tobin minors. A hearing is set for January 4 1904 at 10 o clock in Mitchell with notice to all interested parties and publication in Mitchell Capital for three weeks.
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State OF
South Dakota
Davison
Walter Tobin
Ethel Tobin
Philip R. Tobin
Philip E. Tobin
Phillip &. Tobin
Matehell
Mitchell Capital
Mitchell, S. D
W. Abbey
KF. H. Winsor
Pelitiquer
Notice of Application for Retail Liquor Permit
C R Nortis filed in the Mitchell South Dakota city office for a permit to sell intoxicating liquors at retail in a brick building on block two original plat in the Third ward. The City Council will hear the request December 28 1908 at 7 PM in City Council Rooms. Any person may appear to offer reasons against granting the license. Dated Mitchell SD December 4 1903 J G Markham City Auditor.
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C. R. Nortis
Mitchell
Davison County
South Dakota
S. D
J.G. Markham
City
Chas. Martin
Davison
Fred Widmann
Uilding
Mitchel
Phillip E. Tobin
Tetail
James Fogarty
L. ¥. Geiger
Copartners
Fogarty & Geiger
County of
Satdetty
Mitchell S. D
J.G. Marsham
Chas. Sanford
Hkooms
Fred Tobin
John Michels
Tobin
J. Gr. Markham
Razel Olney
Frederick C. Jiney
A. E. Hitchcock
Charles E. Olney
Hazel Olney
Frederick C Olney
Notice of Applications to Sell Liquor in Mitchell SD 1903
Multiple notices state Chas Martin Fred Widmann Phillip Tobin seek city permits to sell intoxicating liquors at retail in Mitchell South Dakota. Hearings before the City Council are set for December 1903 with public attendance allowed to object prior to license grants. City Auditor JG Markham dated December 7 1903.
Local liquor license hearing notices in Mitchell SD
Two notices state Fogarty and Geiger apply to sell intoxicating liquors at retail for a building in Mitchell and Charles Sanford applies for a like permit for a another lot. City auditors J G Marsham and J G Markham set December 2 if 1908 and December 7 of 1903 for council hearings.
Tobin and Michels seek liquor license in Mitchell South Dakota
Notice announces Tobin and Michels as co partners trading as Tobin and Michels applying to sell intoxicating liquors at retail from Lot 11 Block 13 in Mitchell First Ward Davison County. City Council hearing set for December 28 1903 at 7 pm in City Council rooms.
Special stockholders meeting at Magnetic Equipment Company
Notice of a special meeting of Magnetic Equipment Company stockholders at 10 o'clock a m on Tuesday January 5 2004 in Chicago Cook County Illinois to vote on reducing capital stock from 50 million dollars divided into 5 million shares of 10 dollars par to 10 million dollars divided into 10 million shares of 1 dollar par and to transact other business. The notice is dated December 1 2003.
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Direcors
The
Magnetic Equipment Company
Merchants’ Loan & Trust
Adams Street
Chicago
Cook County
Winois
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