Lunii Items Update From Local School And Visit Notes
John Dunfee is on the sick list at this writing. The County Superintendent visited the Palmer school last week. Miss Pearl Brown visited Palmer last Friday. Frank Barber is spending a few days at Cedar Rapids. Tom Patton visited Howard Bogard's last week. Frank Packard has returned home after a short absence. Anderson is spending a few days this week at Claud Bogard's. Mrs Claud Bogard called on her sister Mrs B Lewiston last Friday. The Literary and Debating Feast at Lun was well attended last Tuesday night. A good program and a well conducted debate pleased all present. The County Superintendent Howell and family visited Mrs Engstrom's last Sunday. Arab and Alice Wesler visited Miss Pearl Brown last Sunday and went to Lun in the afternoon.
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Frank Barber
Cedar Rapids
Tom Patton
Howard Bogard
Claud Bogard
Mrs. B. Lewiston
Pres. Bat
Arab
Alice Wesler
Pearl Brown
Luui
Local Social News Highlights From Goldfield
Miss Myrg Nicholson returns home after a week with her sister in Ollie Ta. Mrs N Loobey visits Cedar Rapids and Oelwein for a week. Mrs Geo Hanna of LaVerne visits with Mrs C C McIntosh and family. Mrs J M Bennett travels to visit daughters Violet and Elsie teaching in Lehigh and Galva. Mabel Hawkins and Dr Robert Martin marry at Jewell with ties to Eagle Grove and Geo Hawkins Sr. and Frank Martin families.
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the Chronicle
Myrg Nicholson
Ollie, Ta
J. M. Bennett
Violet
Lehigh
Elsie
Galva
Mabel Hawkins
Robert Martin
Eagle Grove
Claude Martin
Jewell
Geo. Hawkins, Sr
Frank Martin
Screwdriver for Any Screw Invented by Four Men
A Saturday Evening Past report describes a four man vest pocket screwdriver capable of fitting screws of any size. The device uses two metal disks the size of a large coin with edges thin for small screws and thick with graduated steps for larger screws. A central hole allows inserting a nail or pocket knife as a lever to loosen tight screws.
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Vest
Nails Used in Surgery Reported by Sioux City Doctors
Sioux City surgeons report using common iron nails to hold bone fragments during healing. The nails are covered with a rust resistant membrane and cause no trouble or adverse effects. They note cases where nails and iron stovepipe wire have been employed in repairs.
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Sioux City
Nail Lubricant Receptacle Invented by Pomona Man
Elmer S. Ellis of Pomona California devised a grease receptacle integrated into a hammer handle to feed lubricant to a nail during driving. The device aims to reduce waste and speed work by delivering grease directly as the nail is driven.
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Elmer S. Ellis
Pomona
Cal
National Magazine
Optimistic Thought Tone in Meditative Saying
A reflective line notes that contemplating evil for oneself is different from contemplating it for another. The aphorism warns against projecting harmful thoughts onto others. It presents a caution about ethical thinking and personal responsibility.
Luverne Items Local social and church notices
Mrs. James Merson of Renwick visited friends Wednesday. J A Robertson was a Dodge visitor Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Brink from Renwick visited relatives and friends Thursday. H H Bank had business in Renwick Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs Blanche Allen and children from Obton are visiting the Petzke home this week. Godfrey and Stanffacher building a machine shed on the Dr Janse farm this week. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid met with Mrs K A Lovell Wednesday. The next meeting will be with Mrs W A Patterson. Special Presbyterian Church meetings expected in January by Rev Huber. Godfrey was a Friday visitor at the Isfits home this week. W B Mason and wife and Jennie Mason were 101 day callers at the Schooled home near Pengyjos. Bel Schoolcraft returned with Shei for several days. Mrs Merson and son Sidney returned to their home in Palmyra Wisconsin Saturday after a week with her daughter Mrs J D Lovell. There will be union Thanksgiving services in the mM 1, Caurel Thursday evening.
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Presbyterian Churchr
Rev
Huber
Bftig Godfrey
Otyer
Isfits
W. B. Mason
Jennie Mason
Pengyjos
Bel Schoolcraft
Vernon Twp Items Highlight Local Visits and Illnesses
Special to the Times lists residents visiting relatives and friends from Humboldt Webster City and Madison Neb with notes of illnesses including quinsy and asthma. It mentions local youths completing a five month filing job and a consolidation schoolhouse cellar being finished along with a Thanksgiving Day vacation for two schools.
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Vernon
Times
Chiia Olson
Aurgust Swanson
To Keep Well and the Law of Immunity
The passage argues that health strengthens restraining power, claiming we are immune to disease when at peak. It urges avoiding and destroying germs while rendering the body as immune as possible and maintaining that state.
Remnants of Chopin Legend Echo Through Warsaw
A fragmenting reminiscence traces Chopin s heart sent to Warsaw for Polish inspiration and his exile tale from 1830 to Paris The piece notes Liszt praise and reflects on how gender and parental influence shape women pursuing professions amid marriage prejudice.
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Warsaw
Church of the Holy Cross
Chopin
Poland
Paris
Pere-La Chaise
Glasgow Herald
Berg
Liszt
Gogtad Abova
Girls in the Professions Quotations by Mary Cholmondeley
The fragment cites Mary Cholmondeley noting men watch female friendships with tolerant amusement thinking they must “occupy until I …” while discussing women in professions.
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Mary Cholmondeley
Shirt Sleeve Diplomacy Debate Sparks Banter
A sardonic citizen dismisses the idea of shirt sleeve diplomacy. He explains that being in shirt sleeves may mean a man is ready to fight or simply trying to look cool and comfortable.
Poverty and Respect Tied to How Wealth Is Gained
Mr Dustin Stax argues poverty is not disgraceful while Mr Growcher counters that poverty mirrors wealth in how respect is earned. The exchange focuses on social perception and moral judgments tied to wealth and origin.
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Dustin Stax
Mr. Growcher
Widow Jimpson Noted For Youthful Bearing In Quotation
A fragment reveals a remark on the widow Jimpson said to carry her age well. The exchange continues with a brief dialogue about her appearance and demeanor.
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Jimpson
She Goes Out on a Joy Ride by Jinks
A fragment notes a person named Jinks and a reference to a joy ride with a sense of leaving something behind entirely. The text is fragmentary and provides little concrete detail beyond the action and attribution.
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Jinks
Not Preferrer Says Aviators Ignore Fall Styles
The quote notes aviators rarely follow new fall fashions, with one speaker remarking that even pilots show little inclination toward updating their wardrobes. The remark contrasts popularity of style with aviation circles.
The Death of a Nation Theatre Project in Europe
A dramatic production titled The Death of a Nation is described as a major European staging by Mars and Company. The exchange hints at bold ambition and provocative imagery shaping the show's reception among audiences and critics.
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Europe
Isolating the Patient Dictates Immediate Ice Removal
A medical exchange emphasizes strict isolation for a patient and urgent removal of ice. The doctor confirms the order and directs staff to act quickly.
Retort Courteous Miss Prim-T¢ and Miss Pert-Well
A terse exchange shows Miss Prim-T¢ struggling to control her expression as Miss Pert-Well remarks that no one else wishes to intervene. The dialogue captures social posturing and wit within a refined circle.
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Prim—T
Training Children in Emotional Control Early
The article argues many parents fail to start teaching emotional control when children are small. It notes scolding and punishment often backfire and that habitual offensive emotionality can develop, becoming an ingrained trait unnoticed by caregivers.
Window glass as wall protection tip
A Cleveland Plain Dealer tip suggests using a straight edged window glass about twelve inches long to hold between work and the wall when washing painting or varnishing woodwork. It cushions the wall, cleans easily, and avoids warping like cardboard often used.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
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