Luni Social Notes Include Visits and Society Meeting
John Dunfee remains on the stick list as residents note visits to Palmer school by Miss Pearl Brow and Mrs Claud Bogard. Frank Barber spends days at Cedar Rapids while Yoiu Patton and Ed Anderson visit Howard Bogard and Claud Bogard respectively. The Literary and Debating Society of Luni enjoyed a well attended session with a strong program and debate. The Go. Supt Howel and family visited Mrs Bugsbroins and attended S. S. ab yan id. Arab and Alice Wesler visited Pearl Brow and toured Luni in the afternoon.
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Claud Bogard
B Leiwisten
Luni
Howel
Goldfield Items Chronicle Notes Social Visits
Miss Marg Nicholson returns home after a week with her sister in Ollie La Miss N Logbey arrives back from a visit with relatives in Gedar Rapids and Oelwein Mrs Geo Hanna LaVerne and Mr and Mrs Robertson with two children visit C C McIntosh Mrs J M Bennett travels to see daughter Violet teaching at Lehigh and Elsie teaching at Galva Mabel Hawkins and Dr Robert Martin of Eagle Grove wed at the Martin home in Jewell The bride is Geo Hawkins Sr's youngest daughter and the groom is Frank Martin's son dentist in Eagle Grove
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Marg Nicholson
Ollie
Geo, Hanna
LaVerne
Mabel Hawkins
Robert Martin
Eagle Grove
Claude Martin
Jewell
Geo. Hawkins
Frank Martin
Hagle Grove
Screwdriver for Any Screw Inventor's Pocket Disk Tool
A new vest pocket screwdriver uses a metal disk the size of a coin. The disk edge adapts to small or large screws with a graduated thickness. A central hole allows inserting a major pocket knife or lever to loosen tight screws.
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Vest
Saturday Evening Post
Nails Used In Surgery
Common iron nails are reportedly used by surgeons to repair broken bones. The nails hold bone pieces, then develop a rust resistant membrane and cause no trouble or ill effects. Sioux City surgeons report cases where nails and even iron stovepipe wire were used for this purpose.
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Sioux City
Surgeone
Nail grease device for hammer handle proposed by Elmer Ellis
Pomona California inventor Elmer Ellis presents a nail lubricant receptacle integrated into a hammer handle. The design allows insertion of a nail to draw lubricant directly onto the nail, reducing waste.
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Elmer 8. Ellis
Pomona
Cal
Jude Joss Magazine
Optimistic Thought
A reflective line on meditation and morality suggesting that dwelling on evil harms the mind of the meditator and of others. It emphasizes self-awareness and restraint in considering malevolent thoughts.
Luverne Area Social Notes Mention Visits and Meetings
Special to the timely Mrs Jamias Merson of Ren Wick was calling on friends Wednesday. J A Robertson was a Ft Dodge visitor Thursday. Mrs and Mrs Brink from Renwick were visiting relatives and friends Thursday. Hi Brink did business in Renwick Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs Blanche Allen and children from Abbeson are visiting the Petyke home this week. Godfrey and Stauffacher are building a shed on the Dr Janse farm this week. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid met with Mrs M A Lovell Wednesday. The next meeting will be with Mrs WA Patterson in five weeks. Special church meetings will be conducted in January by Rev Huber. Godfrey was an over Sunday visitor at the Uti home this week. W B Mason and wife and Jennie Mason were Sunday callers at the Subcolefalt home near Renwick. Mrs Merson and son Sidney returned to Palmyra Wisconsin Saturday evening after a week with her daughter Mrs W B Twoypl. There will be union Thanksgiving services at the M B Church Thursday evening.
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Jamias Merson
Ren Wick
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
M.A. Lovell
WA. Patterson
Presbyterian Church
Huber
Godfrey
Uti
Merson
Sidney
Palmyra
Wis
M. B. Cuureli
Luursuay
Nh BU
Vernon Township Items Read Like Local Travel and Health Notes
Special to the Times reports a five months filing job for a guest Swanson last week. Elmer autoed to Bugle Grove Friday. Delbert Meyers and family will spend Thanksgiving at Winterset with relatives. Miss Baulah Yanne sick with quip. Jule Stauffacher suffers asthma. Herbert Witmer and wife visited Humboldt relatives. Peter Hoséley from Madison Nebraska visited Conrad Elmer’s. Andy Wigan a Humboldt visitor Thursday. Mrs Floyd Morris from Humboldt spent Sunday with friends. Chris Heggen and wife from Rake visited their sons. Harland Smith hosted a party north of town. Mrs Joseph Wilcox returned to Webster City after days with her mother and sister. Pop Scholz vacationed on Thanksgiving Day. The Tsyp consolidated schoolhouse cellar finished.
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Conrad. Elmer
Bugle Grove
Delbert Meyers
Wie
Baby
Winterset
Joseph Wilcox
Webster City
Hans Madison
Lee Potter
Pop Scholz
To Keep Well and Build Immune Health
The article explains that immunity strengthens restraint against disease. It argues health and immune status depend on avoiding germs and maintaining bodily immunity through preventive care and protection, with emphasis on keeping the body in a near immune state.
Heart of Chopin Removed From Warsaw Church
The article recounts Soviet troops evacuating Warsaw and taking Chopin’s heart from the Church of the Holy Cross to keep as a symbol of Polish resilience. It notes Chopin’s burial in Paris and his heart’s return to Poland to inspire his countrymen. Also discusses Chopin’s exile and character as cited by Liszt and a broader reflection on women’s professional advancement.
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Warsaw
Church of the Holy Cross
Chopin
Poland
Paris
Pere-La Chaise
Glasgow Herald
Generaarg
Liszt
Girls in the Professions and Life Time Work Outlook
A commentary notes few women pursue lifelong careers, citing Mary Cholmondeley on friendships and occupations. The piece suggests men view female professional ties with tolerance as temporary pursuits while they focus on themselves and broader ambitions.
Shirt Sleeves and Diplomacy Questioned in Witty Exchange
A sharp exchange questions shirt sleeve diplomacy. A sardonic citizen notes a man in shirt sleeves may signify readiness to fight or simply a cool and comfortable appearance. The remark captures a humorous take on political posturing amid heated debate.
Poverty and Respect Define Wealth in Debate
In a quoted exchange, Dustin Stax argues poverty is not a displacement of social standing. A counterpoint replies that poverty mirrors wealth in how respect follows the manner of acquisition.
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Dustin Stax
Mr.rowcher
Widow Jimpson Cited For Youthful Demeanor
A fragment notes the widow Jimpson is described as quite youthful for her age and mentions a duet comment about her appearance. The text is terse and part of a larger, unreadable scene with dialogue hints.
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Jimpson
Joy ride exits leave puzzling trails
A garbled note describes a woman ending a joy ride and appearing to depart the scene. The fragmented text mentions a car and tires, with unclear timing or location, leaving questions about what happened next.
Aviator Style Sparks Quiet Fall Fashion Debate
Readers note that while aviators may have strong opinions on style, most pilots show little interest in adopting new fall fashions this season. The exchange hints at a quiet trend where practical attire prevails over trends among pilots.
It Might Be The Death Of A Nation Stage Hit
Mars and Company tease a major European production with bold speculation that the title may be The Death of a Nation. The exchange hints at a groundbreaking film or play drawing attention abroad.
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Phat
Europe
Isolation Protocols Prompt Immediate Action
The dialogue emphasizes strict patient isolation following medical orders. The doctor enforces the procedure while the assistant acknowledges the urgency to obtain a lead and secure quick implementation.
Retort Courteous Exchange Sparks Courtroom Demeanor
Miss Brim sharply chastises Miss Perk in a courtroom exchange as they discuss bearing and etiquette during proceedings. The brief confrontation highlights tension and the social expectations of decorum in the setting.
Training Children In Early Emotional Control
The article stresses that many parents neglect starting emotional training when children are very small. It notes parents scold or punish, but fail to train, allowing excessive emotionality to become an ingrained personal trait.
Window Glass Edge Protects Walls During Work
A tip recommends using a BR straight edge window glass about twelve inches long to shield walls while washing painting or varnishing woodwork. It stays flat stays clean and avoids wall soiling unlike cardboard which can warp or bend. Cleveland Plaip provides the advice.
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Cleveland Plaip
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Iowa
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Fist National Bank
Chas, D. Baldus
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Towa
Will M. Blesse
Hardy
Empress Theatre
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Ie Co
Palmer
Yoiu Patton
Howard Bogard’s
Kravk Packard
Ed Anderson
Arab and
Alice Wesler
Miss Pearl Brown
Lui
Goldfield
the Chronicle
Luverne
J. A. Robertson
Dodge
Mrs. Brink
Hy Brink
Blanche” Allen
Abbeson
Petyke Home
Godfrey and
Stauffacher
Dr. Janse
W. B. Mason
Jennie Mason
Subcoléfalt
Rengigk
Prbyla Schuolcratt
Vernon
the Times
Chris
Swanson
Baulah- Yanne
Jule Stauffacher
Herbert Witmer
Humboldt
Peter Hoséley
Madison, Nebr
Conrad Elmer
Andy
Wigan
Floyd Morris
Chris Heggen
Rake
Harland Smith
North Oof Town
Tsyp
Rocker
Our
Humboldt County
Rh Duncan & Bauman
Furniture & Undertaking
A. H. Duncan
P. W. Bauman
Mary Cholmondeley
Jinks
Mars and Company
Miss Brim
Miss Perk
Obady Alee
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