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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1907
Page
2
Our assortment includes cuff buttons brooches and other jewelry with a special discount for the Christmas trade. The line is new and up to date and will bear the closest inspection pleasing even the most fastidious shopper.
A Washington Star feature recounts Captain H. A. Hoyt telling of a shipwreck on the Antarctic and a makeshift ice ship named the Holly. The tale ends with a letter from a Massachusetts girl, a Wisconsin brother, and a hopeful reunion after a postal rescue.
An elderly woman recounted her bold purchase at a dead letter sale run by the National Post Office. She described going not for interest but to spite a granddaughter, detailing a compact tale of fate and quiet dignity as she approached the auction.
A veteran actor recalls a turbulent Christmas tour with delayed pay and grueling travels. He describes four weeks late salaries, night stands, and a punishing trip from New York towns to Wheeling as holiday crowds disrupted trains and meals, leaving the company exhausted and injured.
A New York Post piece traces the traditional tale of the three wise men Caspar Melchior and Balthasar from biblical mentions to medieval legends. It cites monks of the fourteenth century and follows their supposed journeys from Arba to Saba Tarshish and beyond their death and relics in Constantinople Milan and Cologne.
A Shriners Christmas dinner for Washington's poor attracted 150 loaves of bread delivered by a Santa Claus and helpers. The bread was signed for but later given away to families after an misdirected order from Carroll Institute was corrected. The episode charmed attendees and highlighted community charity during a holiday gathering.
Dr N B Gearhart physician and surgeon maintains an office at his residence on the north end of Wood avenue providing medical care and consultations for local residents.
Presbyterian Rev L Cammon Bell preaches on the second and third Sundays at 3 o clock and 7 30 p m with Sunday school at 3 00 p m services in the opera house all welcome Catholic Rev A Ohora at New City Hall Holy Mass 10 a m Sunday school with song service at Ya a m led by Miss May Duntevy all welcome church building fund subscriptions begin German Lutheran Rev Hoelscher to conduct services at the school house Sunday December 29 at 2 p m all invited Lands Wanted Crago & Leyson Miller S D seek 20 000 acres west of the Missouri South Dakota New Year s Dinner Methodist church dinner New Year s day at city hall tickets 25 cents to benefit the church building fund
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