Double wedding at St Peter's joins three families
At St Peter's Church Temple Hill a 8 am double ceremony united Misses Cecelia Theresa Manternach and Hilda Marie Manternach with Raymond A Becker and Leo N Kurt. The event marked the brides parents thirty third wedding anniversary as Rev J J Hehir officiated and the mass followed.
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St. Peter's Church
Temple Hill
Cecelia Theresa
Hilda Marie Manternach
Victor Manternach
Raymond A. Becker
Sand Spring
Leo N. Kurt
Cascade
J. J. Hehir
Henrietta
Bte
Hehir
Julia Manternach
Celetta Suppie
Miss Manternach
Hilda Math
Ans
Vxwr Menieenach
Ant
A. Me
Poput
Bode
Cuier
Enonix
Roeit Ginr
Krutch
Mr. Becker
Kurts
al Murray
New York City
M. J. Power
New York
Viola Murray
East Cascade High School
Murray
Madison
Wis
Joseph Menster
David Donovan
Cascade Woman's Club
L. W. Will
Monticello
Hopkinton
Worthington
John Manternach
Lulu Mae Faber
A. J. Faber
KWCR
Cedar Rapids
Mary Margaret
Anna Belle
Dubuque
American Legion Minstrels
Elizabeth Turnis
Huntington
Ind
Society of Missionary Catechists of
Victory-Noll
Associate Catechists of Mary
Society of Missionary Catechists
Heath Hen Described by Early Atlantic Settlers
Early settlers along the Atlantic coast noted large heath hen flocks from Maine to Virginia. They valued the bird for meat and roasting, but the heath hen became a favored quarry of hunters. The species reportedly flew in straight lines and gathered in open docks, with hunting continuing into the Civil War era.
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Atlantic
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Long Island
New York
Maine
Virginia
Roger Willits
Rhode
Thetas
Merton
Grateful Tribute at Grave to Beloved Wife in New Haven
A Springfield Republican note reflects on long lives of happiness and community service. At a grave in New Haven, a husband honors his wife with a tribute tied to Yale’s influence and Francis Bacon’s name, praising courtesy and graciousness across forty years of felicity.
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New England
Grave Street
New Haven
Yale Medien
Francis Bacon
Springfield
Mass
Early Football in America Shapes Modern Game
Historical note traces football's origins from early college contests to the birth of modern play. It cites Princeton and Rutgers clash of 1860 as the first intercollegiate game and highlights the 1800s forward pass and rule focus that defined the sport’s evolution.
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Preston
Sive Oun
Eltyone “Gneidas
TSA Tea
Princeton
Rutgers
Night Reading Stirs Town Nurse and Child
A new nurse in town joins a household routine at night tending to sleeping children. A reader recounts a chaotic scene as a child sleeps through a piano recital and a reading of Peter Piper and Old Mother Goose. The tale ends with confusion over a line in a poem and a joke about vinegar and brown paper.
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Peter Piper
Pha Aid
Ol' Treth
Jack
Horseshoe Superstitions and Origin Theories
Various beliefs explain horseshoe luck including seven nails and witch fear. Some say placing a horseshoe outside wards off witches while another view notes the luck depends on how the horse was shod and how the opening faces upward for good luck.
Salt Palace coated in salt on Utah site history
Salt Lake Real Estate board explains the Salt Palace was a frame structure with a salt coating rather than solid salt. The coating formed as brine from Great Salt Lake evaporated and crystals deposited on surfaces, coating lumber for the Salt Palace and later joints were welded with salt water.
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The
Salt Lake
Readers and Playgoers Bored by Sensationalism
Louise Munn Field argues in the North American Tests that sensationalism fails to shock audiences. He notes plays and psychopathic studies often aim for boldness but merely bore or misfire, as familiarity breeds indifference and respectability tightens.
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Sthiy Mingted
Louise Munn Field
North Armerican
Instrument Timbre Inference From Microphone Frequency Variations
The text explains that microphone input carries not only the main tonal frequencies of a sound but also incidental overtones that reveal the instrument's distinctive timbre. It notes how violins and saxophones share fundamental notes yet differ in their internal overtone patterns.
Salton Sea Expands Into Wetland Basin In California Desert
The Salton Sea forms a salt marsh in the Colonie desert of southeastern California as fresh-water inflows from irrigation ditches keep its level steady. The basin shows terraces above sea level marking a former lake named Lake Colcutta, about twelve miles long and thirty miles wide.
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Salton
Colonie Desert
California
Stidton
Geres
Twe Perk
Fulng
Hope for 100 Miles to Gallon in Motor Invention
A New Mexico college project by Tow Tune of Mesltlyirk seeks a two cycle cooled rotor engine to maximize gasoline use. The inventor aims to extract all explosive power from fuel in a compact design for high fuel efficiency.
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Btute College
N. M
New Mexico Ages Cultural and Mechanical College
Is Iventor
Tow Tune
Garays
Mesltlyirk
N.M
Scientists Fight Malignant Tsetse Fly Menace
National Geographic warns that defeating a growing tsetse fly threat may require scientist-driven campaigns. In eastern Africa British control faces retreat as infected wildlife repopulates bush areas, forcing abandoned farms back to wilderness and jeopardizing regional empires.
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National Geographic Society
Africa
Britain
Hungry London Consumes Foodstuffs in Daily Totals
A scrambled report notes Londoners eat nearly 474 miles worth of bread daily. It cites weekly rationed loaves totaling 24 million half quarters, and large yearly dock losses of wheat flour meat and butter, with unclear numeric garbles but confirms vast food consumption and port waste in England and Wales.
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Tloenioners
Londen Docks
Londen
Loreen
Enone
Mike
Werean
Efit
England
Wales
Tercentenary of Quinine Bark Celebrated in Shaw's Garden
The event in Shaw's garden on November 1 marked a centennial of quinine bark known as Jesuit bark. Accounts attribute its discovery to Jesuit missionaries and detail its historic medicinal use and popularization across Europe.
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Lexa
Europe
Jesuit Brotherhood
Harelet Ward Schelde Scholarships Established at Princeton
An anonymous donor founded the Harelet Ward Schelde scholarships at Princeton in 1028 with 850000 dollars to fund annual undergraduate fees plus 100 dollars. Preference goes to sons of Presbyterian missionaries or educators, or ministers and educators within the Presbyterian fold who otherwise could not afford Princeton. Awards follow Rhodes scholarship principles.
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Harelet Ward
Princeton University
Lamp's Long Sea Trip on North Wales Coast
A curious object bobbing on wires at a north Wales coast resort turned out to be a solid brown mass with saltlike residue. It revealed an Osram lamp marked with a place a mile and a half across the water and was placed in circuit after a long sea toss.
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North Wales
Europe
New England
New York
Vatican Art Treasures Draw World Interest
A tour of the Vatican highlights its frescoes by Fra Angelico Michelangelo and others in San Lorenzo Bistine and Vautine chapels. Raphael rooms house Transfiguration Madonna di Foligno and Coronation of the Virgin alongside works by Murillo Pian Perugina Correggia Veronese and others. The museum displays Greek sculptures including the Laocoon and Apollo Belvedere plus vast antiquities and a vast library founded in 1450s. The Rospignosi Library and archives were donated by Louis Mendelssohn of Detroit with Pope Clement IX materials from 1667 to 1669 and a portrait by Sarlo Maratta.
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Vatican
San Lorenzo
Bistine
Vautine
Fra Angelico
Michelangelo
Perugino
Raphael
Raphaels
Murillo
Pian
Perugina
Correggia
Paul Veronese
Museu
Laocoon
Apollo Belvidere
Italy
Greece
Egypt
Ets
Rospignosi
Louis Mendelssohn
Detroit
Mich
Pope Cement IX
Rospignoest
Clement
Sarlo Maratta
Bayberry Candle Boon to New England Women
The New England custom of bayberry candles helped households, guiding light when settlers faced dark winters. The practice spread from coastal bayberry to an industry affecting candles, regulations, and daily life in colonial times.
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New England
First Sunday Schools Rise Sparked By Hannah Ball
A colonial-era account notes Hannah Ball founded the first Sunday school in Wycombe in 1617, predating Raikes by 11 years. It credits Ball with inspiring John Wesley to mention the work to Robert Raikes, who then organized and expanded Sunday schools.
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Robert Ralkes
Hannah Ball
John Wesley
Wigh Wycombe
Raikes
Gloucester
Robert Raikes
Montreal
Thornald
Standard Time Adoption Across Nations in 1880s
The article notes 1885 US Naval Observatory standards, England's use of Greenwich mean time, and Sweden adopting standard time in 1892 with one hour ahead of Greenwich. It mentions Stockholm's local time prior to 1892 and Greenland’s population delaying its adoption of standard time.
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United States Naval Observatory
Washington
England
Greenwich
Sweden
Haga
Stockholm
Greenland
Corporate name changes from railroad to railway
The text explains that railroad and railway are corporate names and bankrupt lines reorganize under new titles. It cites the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul line becoming Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul Pacific railway after receivership and notes that changing from railroad to railway alters the corporation’s name.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railway
Pacific Railway
History of Oakum and Hemp Fiber in Rope Making
This fragment explains oakum or oxkum used with hemp fiber to fill rope seams and prevent twisting and breaking. It notes oakum’s role in caulking rope ahead of twisting, highlighting its importance in rope construction.
Politics Barred Drive in National Health of Nation
A collage of quotes warns politics should not influence business health and planning. It cites radio, auto, and appliance purchases on installment plans and a Soviet Five Year Plan showing tension between investment and market access. It notes $37.12 yearly cost to teach a pupil in elementary trades.
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Colliers’ Weekly
It Takes a Man 25 Years to Learn How to Be Married
Aphorism noting a man spends decades learning marriage while questioning why women show patience. A magazine quote reflecting on marriage and gender expectations.
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American Magazine
Farmers Community Fire Truck Assn Holds Stockholder Meeting
The annual meeting of Farmers' Community Fire Truck Assn members will take place at Burrichter's garage on Saturday February 20 at 1 30 p m. Five directors will be elected and stock certificates issued to all paid up members in attendance. Also notices for meeting contents.
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John Finn
Washington Township
Oreutronia
Jast
St. Peter's School
Temmie Hill
Marguerite
Sabina
Mabel
Verna
Eleanor
Patrick
Jane Duffy
Cascade Red Heads
Fillmore
Cascade Quintet
Fillmore Giants
Dolphin
Dahlem
Graham
Red Heads
Walsh
Waener
Amnonents
Driscoll
Swanny Little Sorre
Bernard Independents
Bernard
Burd McVeich
James T. Beven
M. Bietenman
Mercy Hospial
Anamosa
Cascade
Bellevue Bears
Bellevue
Hutton
Finn
Porter
Vinton
Farmers’ Community Fire Truck Assn
Burrichter
M. Hosford
Sra Eee
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Art Young
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W. J Husmann
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W. H. Burrichter
John C. Hanna
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J. Neumann
N. 2Nd Street
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Fred Saggi
Arnold Gehrets
Joseph M. Hofacre
Ernest Ackerman
Center Junction
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Fargo
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Henry Z
Payne
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O. P. Hanssen
Lyle BE. Clark
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H. W. Skelley
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Ben H. Otten
Empire Store
U. S
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Killburg Motor Co
John Brown
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C. W. Gray F. L. Story
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