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Newell displays hats in his window. Born to Mr and Mrs Charles Mahaffey May 2 a girl. Born to Mr and Mrs Nathan Garber April 30 a 12 pound boy. Mrs John Gunter visited from Clay Center. Rains favorable this spring and hoped to continue. The Village Belle May 5 admission 15 25 30c. Western Star Ladies entertainment at Dugos Schoolhouse May 5 admission 10 and 5 cents. Jourtland Opera House May 11 Miss Lillian Hinkle with Belleville and Courtland octet. For Sons and Daughters of Justice, National Chaplin Mr White promoting with 4000 new members in 90 days. Rate table presented for life insurance. Little Russell Messenger ill. Magnus Nelson building a kitchen. Mae Preble visited Maneto. Gladys Fair visiting Lotta Stover. Leonard Nelson’s baby ill. Rackley baby pneumonia. Edna Gunter seeking divorce from Frank Gunter. Pearl Otto graduates nurse in Kansas City. Owlers attend Lawrence Sunday School Convention. J.G. Dale seeking Republican delegates. Lutheran coffee social May 9 at Smiths. A. B. Kimball A J White George Smith helped save nation at Topeka. Hollenbeck back from Nebraska and western Kansas. Mrs Mollenbeck recovering. Mayzie Ambrose surprised by superintendent and teachers. fruit luncheon served. Attendees listed.
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H.S. White
Downs
National Chaplin For Sons and Daughters of Justice
Briss
White
Valley ‘House
Eskimos and Tobacco: A Polar Smoking Ritual
An Arctic traveler explains Eskimo tobacco use relying on white traders for supply. He describes preparation with willow, bone tools, deer skin hair, and a bone bowl, then rapid inhalation with no waste. Observers note deep lung draws, coughing fits, dizziness, and nausea among seasoned smokers.
Tracing the Word Pun Origin in Anglo Saxon Roots
The article examines pun and pound as distinct words in philology tracing pun back to the Anglo Saxon verb punian and its development into pun while noting no etymological link to punching. It discusses related forms such as soun and gownd and mentions Latin puncture in punch related terms.
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Thersites
Troilus
Cressida
Was Once Term of Reproach Prime Minister Slang History
The article notes the term prime minister arose as slang around 1742 after Walpole’s twenty year tenure. It quotes Walpole complaining the title mocked his mock dignity and that the role was not in Britain’s official precedence table or written constitution.
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Robert Walpole
Robert
Great Britain
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Journal Office
Newell
Charles Mahaffey
Nathan Garber
John. Gunter
Clay Center
Ladies of the Western Star
Dugos
Jourtland Opera House
Lillian Hinkle
Ith
Little Russell Messenger
Magnus Nelson
Mae Preble
Mankato
Gladys Fair
Lotta Stover
Leonard Nelson
Rackley
Dollie Mosher
Brother
S Candia
Edna Gunter
Frank Geter
Miss Pearl Otto
General Hospital
Kansas City
J. H. Owlers
Lawrence
J. G. Dale
Frank Smith
A. B. Kimball
A. J.white
George Smith
Topeka
A. J. Hollenback
Nebraska
Kansas
Mollenbeck
Mayiie Ambrose
United Brethren Sunday School
Pasley
J. W. Plotner
A.S. Mahan
G. L. White
Nylund
Ideal Shear Co
Randolph St
Chicago
Messenger
Scandia
Milo Messenger
Palace Drug Store
J. W. Ekblad
A.B
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Ekblad
Haggman Physicians & Surgeons
Riley Building
Methodist Church
John O. Anderson
H. R. Collins
Veterinarian
The
Kansas City Veterinary College
Frasier’s Livery
Belleville
Gmee
Lina J. Wrigley
American School of Osteopathy
Kirksville, Mo
Happer’s Drug Store
Se. Warren
Jennings
Plymouth
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the Modern
Nye's
Mye
Nye
Will Nye
Scahdia
J. C. Claflin
Scandia, Kansas
Martin Bros
Hawkins
the Journal
Kackley
W. W. Hollenbeck
Je G.sherrard M
Norway
Calis
J. B
Henry, A
Cails
Weislogel
Presbyterian Church
Ommcée
J. W. Hall & Co
Belleville, Kansas
H. C. Townsend
Gen
St. Louis, Mo
Concordia
H. Z. Ackiey
Rock Island System
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Cole Express
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West Missouri River
Pete Miller
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Catarra
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