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Newspaper

Semi Weekly Herald

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1903

Page

3

The Bow of Orange Ribbon Romance Continues in New York

Katherine Hyde runs away with Captain Hyde aboard The Dauntless to marry in secret. Her father Joris Van Heemskirk learns of the elopement from a letter and confronts the governor and family. Neil Semple vows to hunt Hyde and reclaim Katherine if needed.

New York Katherine Joanna Lylvet Batavius Dordrecht Boston Katherine Klyde Madam Semple Lysbet Neil Katherine van Heemskirk Hyde Dauntless Madam Nell Joris

How Western Gamblers Settle Their Disputes

A detailed account of a November duel in Magdalena New Mexico between Scotty Reed a professional gambler and Herman Horn owner of a livery stable and other ventures Their fight over a disputed bet escalated to a gunfight Reed shot Horn suffered a shoulder wound and Horn retaliated with a throat wound Reed died first with Horn dying later Both men believed to have embodied frontier codes of honor in a violent era with spectators noting the spectacle and the lack of public interference

New Mexico East Magdalena N. M Man Horn Kelly Socorro Reed Horn Scotty Scotty Reed OX Gaming Table Wacker Iorn

Chapter X Popular Opinion and Katherine Goes Missing

Joris learns Katherine has vanished with an Englishman aboard The Dauntless. Bram reports to the store while Lysbet fears for Katherine’s fate. Mrs Gordon shares fragments of Katherine’s letter as Dominic van Linden investigates records to confirm marriage and publish notices.

Dominic van Linden Lysbet Joris Joanna Katherine Joris van Heemskirk Dauntless Richard Mijn Fader Mijn Moeder Boston Capt. Hyde Mr. Somers Lord Somers Co. Gordon Earle Bram

Oh He's All Right Baby Joke In A Town

In the town of A- four new mothers meeting in a shop were asked about their babies. Each replied in unison with cheerful certainty that the boy is all right, a light hearted moment that amused the fresh shop assistant.

Had She an X Ray Eye in Married Life Joke

A short comic vignette shows a newlywed couple. The wife boasts of mending a trouser pocket, while the husband pretends ignorance about the hole, highlighting playful suspicion in early marriage.

Wiile John

Fifty Three-Year-Old Peach Brand y Folly Feeds Local Gossip

John A Dickson of Morganton arrived in Charlotte carrying a pint of peach brandy aged fifty three years. A Cedar Hill Alabama death revealed a two hundred year old jug labeled one gallon of 1849 peach brandy with the cork eaten away and only a pint left. Dickson shared half a pint with two men who then eyed him in silence as he kept the rest.

Charlotte N. C John A. Dickson Morganton Fin Cannon Caldwell County Texas Cedar Hill Ala Cannon Dickson

Slav Residents of New York Population Survey

The report finds more Slavonic males under 21 in New York than any other foreign group, outnumbering Latins by 11,000, Germans by 12,000, British by 20,000, and Scandinavians over twelvefold. Slavic men over 21 in New York City exceed every other nationality of the same age except Germans and Irish.

New York New York City

Where one man dies of thirst a thousand men drink themselves to death

A stark proverb appears as a cautionary note on collective folly and scarcity. It contrasts a single death from thirst with mass self-destruction through excessive consumption, highlighting the perils of imbalance and misused resources.

Winter Eggs and the Straw Shed Poultry Mystery

Winter Eggs describes a big open straw cattle shed used as a winter poultry house. About 150 hens roosted in the shed by December 1, yielding five to eight dozen eggs daily all winter. The piece argues for litter, salt, water, fresh air, and simple ventilation over modern theories, praising the straw shed’s practicality and critiquing expensive “up-to-date” methods.

Farmers’ Review Dad M. M. Johnson

Mysteries of Incubation Explained to Beginners

The article outlines how incubators defy easy use unlike natural hens. It notes beginners face location, temperature, and moisture puzzles, with regulators and readings varying by egg age and batch. After time, the amateur learns incubation has several mysteries to investigate, while jealousy and envy surface as social undercurrents.

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Amelia £ E. Barr Olivia Dodd, Mead and Company Neil Semple Fent Johnson Scott Herman Horn Mort Ganea
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