Man Learns From a Wrong Guess Without Public Shame
An adage notes that a man who errs does not stop strangers on the street to remind them of the slip. The observation highlights restraint and dignity in handling personal mistakes.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1908
Page
7
An adage notes that a man who errs does not stop strangers on the street to remind them of the slip. The observation highlights restraint and dignity in handling personal mistakes.
Local briefs report visits and business from Muscatine residents including Dr E H King Mrs James Denham J M Brockway and others. Birth announced at 609 Sycamore Street a ten pound boy with Mr C S Martin employed at U S Express.
South Muscatine football at Moline ends 16 to 0 as Moline East End dominates. Referee Barry withdraws after crowd threats amid rowdyism fueled by misreports from Tri cities. Locals plan a Thanksgiving rematch hoping to reverse the result.
The piece discusses an “animal way” of running and the “civilized way” using a medicine to tone the bowel nerves. It promotes Blackburns Cascara Royal Pills with castor oil and other ingredients, printed portrait and signature, and urges readers to ask for the product at reliable druggists in ten or twenty five cent packages.
A gasoline stove explosion at the George Parkin residence on Second street caused burns to Mrs. Parkin and Mr. Parkin who rushed to remove the device. The fire was quickly controlled with little property damage. Nearby residents and visitors are listed with brief notes of their travel and returns.
Numerous couples and individuals travel between Muscatine and nearby towns including Pueblo Iowa City Columbus City Clearfield Morning Sun Letts Davenport Wapello Cedar Rapids and Des Moines. Notes mention goodbyes visits and social calls as local residents resume home routines after stays with relatives.
The body of Mrs. John Auten, formerly Emma Whitmer, was brought to Wilton and buried at Whitmer cemetery after a brief service led by Rev. D D Tallman. She died in a St Paul hospital and leaves Cedar County relatives including aunt Mary Whitmer and niece Velma Whitmer.
Chicago White Sox will stop in Rock Island during their spring training trip to California and play the Rock Island Three Eye league team. M. H. Sexton of Rock Island arranged the visit, with a reception planned for the Old Roman and his crew. Local baseball fans are expected to attend en masse.
Church notices list events this week including a banquet for ladies by the men of First Presbyterian on Tuesday November 24 in the church lecture room. U P S C E Nut social in church parlors tonight. West Minster Guild in regular session Tuesday November 17. Mesdames Will Nesper Lez ler Butz Underdenk and Elliott host ladies Friday afternoon in church parlors. C M Ellinwood to give evangelistic Bible talks Wednesday Thursday and Friday at Congregational church under Y M Y W auspices at 3 30 p m. Ellinwood to speak at Presbyterian church next Sunday morning. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7 30. Young men and women invited.
The notice lists talks by C. M. Ellinwood of Chicago on Bible study and church needs. It notes meals and sessions from November 16 to 19, with addresses at 3:30 PM and 2:30 PM meeting reports, inviting all to attend.
Friday 7 30 p m Litany service. Monday 7 30 p m St Margaret s Guild rectory meeting. Wednesday social for parish members and friends by St Margaret s and St Katherine s Guilds. Thursday 2 00 p m Trinity Guild rectory meeting. Friday 4 00 p m St Katherine s Guild at Miss Stella Wilson s home. Friday evening Daughters of the King meeting after Litany.
Thursday at 7 30 p m prayer meeting with address by C M Ellinwood of Chicago a Bible study specialist The Mission Study class led by Mrs D B Smith follows. Friday 2 00 p m Ladies Aid society meets in the church parlors all ladies urged to attend with special business
Mulford Congregational Church lists this week's events. Monday at 7:30 Mr. C M Ellinwood of Chicago speaks. Tuesday evening choir and quartet practice. Wednesday afternoon Ladies Industrial Society meeting on Life of Christ. Friday evening orchestra practice.
Washington November 16. Miss Katherine Elkins via her father Senator Stephen B. Elkins states there is no engagement to marry the Duke d Abruzzi. Miss Elkins remains at her parents West Virginia home and details could not be obtained.
An old note hints at a ceremonial honor involving a gold medal from a flour producer. The text shows a standalone phrase referencing felicity and a future order for medals.
Yesterday's market reflections show quotations supplied by 4 J Frenzel as part of Board of Trade data via private wire and post office telephones.
Wheat and corn markets opened firm with gains on dry winter weather and strong demand, then pulled back slightly after early highs. Oats strengthened while pork lard ribs futures held near prior levels. hogs were lower on the day. Cars and visible supply data showed increased wheat and corn while oats fell.
The Chicago Grain and Provision Market reports wheat futures for December opened at 1.0346 dollars, dipped to 1.02 dollars, rose to a high near 1.925 dollars, and settled around 1.925 dollars.
May corn opens at 633 to 634 a high 634 and closes 625 626 appears. Oats May 49 high 49 48 48 1 2 3? cash rye 74 barley 59 65 and Timothy Clover prices listed. Chicago Cash Grain Prices show No 2 red 1.04 to 1.05 No 3 red 1.03 to 1.0414 No 2 hard 1.04 to 1.05 No 3 hard 1.00 to 1.04 No 3 62 1 2 3 No 3 white 62 1 638c No 3 yellow 62 63c No 3 white 48 50c Standard 49 tc.
Cattle receipts reach 45000 with prices down 10 to 25 cents. beeves range 3.30 to 7.50, cows and heifers 1.50 to 5.20, stockers and feeders 3.20 to 5.85. Hog receipts 64000 down 15 cents. light 5.00 to 5.70, mixed 5.20 to 5.90, heavy 5.20 to 5.90, bulk 5.50. Sheep receipts 40900 down 10 to 25 cents. lambs 3.75 to 5.90, yearlings 4.10 to 4.80.
Chicago Produce Market Chicago Ill Nov 16 Butter steady creameries 22 29c dai ries 19% 25c Eggs strong firsts 28c
Chicago Illinois November 6 poultry market steady with turkeys at 15 cents and chickens at 8 9 cents while springs remain licensed and unchanged.
New York grain prices on November 16 show Wheat for December at 1.125 percent and Corn at 72 cents per bushel. The report records a steady to firm tone with limited trading activity across futures.
Butter steady with 4,000 receipts. Creameries and dairies show varied offers from 20 to 30 cents for different grades. Eggs firmer with 4,500 receipts and firsts quoted at 33 to 34 cents, seconds at 20 to 32 cents.
St Louis grain market on November 16 shows Wheat for December at 1.023 dollars per bushel with a 1.92 percent rise. Corn quoted at 60 60e and Oats at 47 4e per bushel.
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