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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1923
Page
4
Sunday page notes a devotional verse from Psalm 103 and a reflection on Beeler heritage. Community items include a sick infant at home, poultry purchases by Kamminga, visits from the Rens family, Eddy’s car purchase in Sioux City, and upcoming local meetings of W C T U and Farm Bureau Auxiliary with dates and venues.
A verse tribute notes thanks for small daily joys from family and home. The speaker praises baby smiles, May’s shoes, a patient spouse, a cat, and simple routines, while recognizing larger life truths as divine guardians. The piece celebrates human warmth as angelic in gentle mercy.
Pastor W T McConnell leads Sabbath School at 10 and preaching at 11. Evening services at 7 30 on Sunday with the morning theme Christ s Classification of the Resurrected Life and the evenings theme The experience of a Soul. W M S meets with Mrs Nellie Veenschoten on Tuesday afternoon December 4.
Local residents visit relatives and handle business across Rock Rapids Sheldon Hull Sioux Falls and Edna with many calls sales and visits. Dr Cram and Mrs Robinson welcomed a new baby boy and all are thriving. Church ladies plan a bazaar and cake coffee sale for December 8 at the basement.
The wedding of Alma Meyn daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Meyn and Edgar Wolf son of Mr and Mrs Fred Wolf was held Thursday November 22 at 2 30 p m Rev Flentie officiated The wedding party included Bertha Wolf maid of honor Emma Meyn and Miss Kruse as others After a three course dinner at the Meyn home the couple left for a trip to Ames Des Moines and Iowa City with out of town guests Bertha Wolf and Walter Kruse.
Fabre defends his plain writing against claims of dryness and obscurity. He asks supporters to testify to the faithful recording of insect life and his patient, careful observation. He asserts his pages truthfully narrate facts without hollow formulas.
A London Answers note reports a cook remains at work despite an accident. Mrs Speed explains the mishap occurred when she dropped a saucepan on her foot and cannot walk, though she continues duties.
A vivid look at early Pilgrim meals with venison Indian dishes and Mayflower tablecloths. The piece traces Thanksgiving from its 1620 roots to Lincoln’s 1864 declaration and Harvard’s push for a fixed date, noting New England leadership and state adoption milestones.
The article notes Thanksgiving for Americans abroad on the last Thursday in November. It describes people in China, Russia, France, England, and Africa gathering to celebrate the feast and express gratitude to the Giver of All Good for progress and prosperity in founding a great nation under divine guidance.
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