Ash Creek Anthems Visitors and Local Travel Notes
Ash Creek Anthems reports guests including Sim Reber of Philip at Geo S Poste home. Other visits include Elmer Thompson of Grindstone at Ed Peterson home and James Cox from Waste buying cattle nearby. Mentioned moves include Pat Foley heading to Montana and Ole Russell visiting Geo White ranch.
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Sim Reber
Philip
Geo. S. Poste
Elmer Thompson
Grindstone
Ed Peterson
William Hurley
Wabash
Indiana
Ole Russell
Geo. White
Pat Foley
Montana
Aiswanta
Mr. Monahan
Cox
Vr Wasta
Examined Claim Shows Pioneer Pharmscy Merit
A fragmented note argues that Pioneer Pharmscy carries merit despite mixed wording. It references a benefit for a forthcoming evaluation by a chamber, suggesting ongoing deliberations and potential prioritization. The text remains unclear on concrete outcomes.
Old France portraits in Blois court hall recollecting Louise de La Valliere
Panels recollect the Blois château arrival of the royal court with Louise de La Valliere, Anne of Austria, Mazarin, and Gaston amidst torchlight. The scene contrasts earlier revelry with a later convent ceremony where the former favorite contemplates taking the veil, as Maria Teresa looks on.
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Fontainebleau
Versailles
Chateau
Blois
Louise de la Val
Mazarin
Anne of Austria
Magarin
Gaston
Duke of Orleans
Grande Mademoiselle
Petitot
Louise de la Valliere
Madame de Sevigne
Royity
Maria Teresa
Lacy Lippincott
Elopement Celebrates Golden Wedding in Rodeo New Mexico
Fifty years after a pioneer era elopement in La Crosse Indiana the couple R E Dougherty marks their golden wedding at Rodeo New Mexico. James W Young of La Crosse recalls the marriage with Mary Catherine Hiler and William Dougherty born in Vermilion county Indiana. A boat trip to fetch the bride ended with a quick Justice of the Peace ceremony conducted by Winston.
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la Crosse
R. E. Dougherty
Rodeo
N. M
James W. Young
William Dougherty
Vermilion County
Ind
Mary Catherine Hiler
French Sl
Capitol clerks praise famous orator admired by staff
In the Capitol, clerks and stenographers praised a slow but masterful senator famed for debate. They contrasted him with Foraker and Cummins, joking that his skill in the senate’s heated floor battles outshines others, while a stranger wondered who he was and if he is America’s leading statesman.
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Geveral
Senate
Capitol
Cummins
Foraker
Het
Mda
Method In Madness Soldier Pat Sullivan Flournishes Discharge
Pat Sullivan, a soldier, was deemed to suffer a slight attack of insanity after repeatedly breaking from drill to chase an imagined paper only he could see. He quit service with a discharge, boasting he finally found the paper he had chased.
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Pat Sullivan
Caralaly
Death by own action rates differ by sex and religion
A historical survey shows death by own action or self-murder is more common in men, with hanging and drowning as leading methods. Across countries, ratios favor males in crisis reports, with higher rates among educated and urban populations. Protestants show higher rates than Roman Catholics, Jews lower than Catholics, and occupations like soldiers and doctors show elevated risk.
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Ireland
Saxony
Denmark
Switzerland
France
Beligium
England
Wales
Too Deep for Men and Strong Man Tales
A fragment from a 1920s style page discusses Katherine F. Gerould on women and fashion with lines about not having nothing to wear and a man’s puzzled expression. It shifts to a “Strong Man Story” with a Butte visitor debating Gotch versus a Norwegian brudder who hoists a massive log in a humorous anecdote.
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Katherine F. Gerould
Atlantic
Gotch
Butte
Mont
Minneapolis
Gotcht
Foresight Quote Sparks Reflection on Prudence
A brief remark emphasizes the value of foresight in guiding decisions. The line suggests careful planning ahead of action and the importance of anticipating outcomes.
Hogs Show Sharp Wit in Train Lunch Tale
A traveling observer recalls a southern town tale where a boy sold sandwiches on a noon train. Passengers discover turnip slices in their lunches and throw them away, only to have a herd of razorback hogs gobble up the discarded sandwiches at the plot point. The conductor notes the hogs learn the train’s midpoint routine.
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Terner
Saint for the journalists patron saint chosen by Guardian
The Manchester Guardian notes journalists have an officially selected patron saint, Saint Francis de Sales. A decree, urged by continental journalists, recommends seeking his aid. Francis, famed for The Devout 생활, is praised for a quiet, effective approach to serious questions through anecdote and illustration.
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Manchester Guardian
St. Francis de Sales
Annecy
Savoy
Cruelty to Animate at Curbstone Club
A Youngstown Telegraph item recounts a discussion on living costs at the Curbstone club where an old carpenter explains how he tricked hens into laying more eggs by painting a label on the coop reading Ex 10 rents & dozen, and the hens respond by laying two to three eggs daily and even working nights.
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Curbstone Club
Youngstown Telegraph
The Machine Sermon at Austrian Funeral
A funeral for a schoolteacher featured a talking machine hymn sung by a male chorus. The incident spurred an enterprising firm to offer funeral music in various formats via a talking machine, promising universal and church music. A Vienna paper notes the machine sermon may render old methods obsolete, praising its brevity and lack of tears.
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Vienna
Lighted Him Home Dinner Parrot Mischief
Two friends in the country dine together and Jack uses a lantern on a dark night to reach James's home. After a pleasant meal, James sends a note requesting the return of his parrot and cage, which Jack had borrowed by mistake.
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Jack
James
Remsenin Fossa Nat Auetaion Fortane
In the girl drummer's cass however it's her cheek. The fragmentary OCR gives a glimpse of a local item with a named person and a brief female subject remark, leaving the rest unreadable.
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Cass
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Wees Weyere West Pine St
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WM. Keene
Drag Line 1
Old Philip
Railroad Street
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Joan Hares
F. J. Wetos
Citizens State Bank
Fort Pierre, S. D
Stanley County
F.H. Borst
Fee
Patlip
Alvin Waccoren
Philip & Waggoner Attorneys At Law
Philip and
Fort Pierre, So
Dakots
Richard T. Bennett
Gemral Surveying and Engineering
Pierre - South Dakota
S. M. Kyde
Dice and Residence
Cnater Street
Ash Creek
Charles Price
James Cox
Jos. Scharff
Hilda Sether
Will
Ita Merite
Pioneer Pharmscy
C.F
Chamberlain
Western Soft
Virginia
Baxony
SAINT
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