Local Social Notes and Church Activities Update
Mr and Mrs O Neil visit Mr O Reils mother Wee Overholt returns from visit Grastinger Frne Sortha travels Humboldt Thos Townswick visits Beaicroft Bliss Salin engaged Notestine school Notestine Notestine visit by Lucy Lynch from Livermore Nela Yoniger to Burnhold jury P Gea Cheever to Minneapolis for holiday tack John Enfield and family visit Norris Fufield Beckeria bruised lips from sidewalk Revivals begin led by Rev Malone Moody Institute Miss Hubbard from Belmond visits then returns Matel O Connell and Master Lex DainyileVisit Dell Carr buys Manghtor home moved near Wil Rhiner house preparatory for barn Ty and Mye Martin of Jewel Thanksgiving with Rev Ma Tepe family Dr returns Mrs Martin prepares for days Loveland second lecture course draws crowd despite weather and wet roads
Bott Coal For Warships Experiment Holds Promise
The Navy plans trials of anthracite coal as fuel, arguing it would not have powered the Santiago battle. Old officers say bituminous coal raises steam quickly in emergencies, while anthracite hampers rapid burnout and increases fatigue in fire rooms.
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Bargain Offer Promises Capital Renewal in Des Moines
The Des Moines Capital extends the Bargain Day to a week from December 21 to 28 offering new subscribers an annual paper for only 2.00, with arrears due by January 1 and instructions to mail or deliver payments. Pu b lisher touts full AP wire reports, two color imprinting, and wide mail reach, urging families to subscribe.
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Heavenly Secrets and Angels Promise Eternal Life
Vintage religious catalog style promises detailed heavenly topics from angels to eternal progress. Includes imagined titles on heaven life, relationships, work, and moral warnings, with ad like notes about cures and salvation claims amid fragmented language and dubious claims.
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Hayasx
The Lord Kelvin Name Origin Revealed by Journalist
A journalist recounts Sir William Thomson known worldwide as Lord Kelvin. In a library at his estate, Thomson recalls his lifelong work on a stream’s riverbend, joking he chose his name after it. A weather bureau anecdote ends the piece with a paying dollar fine.
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