Tree Planting Charm Encourages Young Helpers
A hopeful verse depicts a loving boy and a maid planting a tree in spring. Tiny birds sing as the tree grows, offering shade and gentle joy on warm days, guiding travel along a sunlit path.
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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1909
Page
1
A hopeful verse depicts a loving boy and a maid planting a tree in spring. Tiny birds sing as the tree grows, offering shade and gentle joy on warm days, guiding travel along a sunlit path.
Mrs. Ann Dickens of McGregor aged 87 is hailed as the state’s oldest settler candidate. She recalls crossing the Mississippi to Dubuque in 1833, the Maquoketa and Turkey river homesteads, marriage to Edward Dickens, twelve children, and sending three sons to war, all while celebrating long residence in Clayton County.
Henry Meyn unveiled a new high wheel automobile that arrived Friday morning and he spent the day warming it up. The craft presents a notable early 20th century vehicle style.
A bird fancier explains that many species reuse or rebuild nests annually and across years, with wrens, swallows, bluebirds, fly catchers, owls, eagles, icicadees and woodpeckers often returning to the same site. Some nests endure a decade or more, while others are abandoned after brood. The mistreatment of nests varies by species and environment. An Ishmaelite of the Plains notes the coyote remains a staple feeder for a discarded figure in the animal world.
Snuff taking among London’s poorer classes is noted to cause rambling speech pallid appearance and dejection similar to morphia use. The practice is especially common among women and an observer reports that women in the ...
In a curious note from a police court, inmates will have their hair adorned with curl papers containing a pinch of snuff for consolation as part of a traditional display.
A Philadelphia Bulletin summary cites a filtration expert advocating copper drinking vessels to prevent typhoid, diphtheria, and cholera. He shows a copper cent and claims copper kills germs within hours while gold and silver harbor them. Travelers seek copper vessels, but villagers fear losing health benefits.
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