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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Herald
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1905
Page
6
Chapter XXVII continues as Frode's daughter pleads for independence while Canute weighs loyalties. Rothgar accuses Canute of treachery, a tense standoff ensues and a hidden threat looms amid royal intrigue and sworn oaths.
Rontalin watches as the King strides out with a sweeping gesture. Nor, filled with anguish, vows to abandon her current life and seek the sisters, seeking solace away from the throne's cruel world.
In a July landscape, Sister Wredfa guides Randalla through faith and doubt. Randalla resists a life of hunger yet seeks meaning as the nun urges service over worldly longing, the bond between them deepening amid despair and spiritual struggle. The scene ends with Randalla’s yearning for purpose beyond a long road to Avalcomb.
G A Helgiaaa, an expert barber, warns the average man misuses a razor by not allowing rest periods. He advises briefly resting a dull razor for 3 4 days instead of frequent sharpening, noting the blade often returns to sharpness after the pause.
A historical note extols corn as a nutritious winter food and highlights corn meal’s health benefits. It argues corn products suit breakfast and pair well with pork chops and sausages, urging readers to appreciate corn’s value in daily meals.
In New York on January 12 a bank run at the Grand Street State Bank drew about 6,000 people. Police and emergency crews protected the building as deposits were paid out in cash and specie amid frenzied efforts to redeposit funds. Officials said the bank remains sound with $10.5 million in deposits and a $1 million reserve.
Havana reports on tuberculosis and its control as the American Public Health Association discusses the menace and restrictive measures. Dr. BF Fick of Philadelphia outlined infection progress and coping means while noting that current legislative efforts remain woefully inadequate. Papers by Dr. BF Price, Dr. M P Ravenel, and Dr. Jesua Monjaras were read.
Wanatah Indiana January 12 H J Mann reports repeated warnings that he has been marked for death within thirty days. He has treated them seriously and arranged his business affairs for possible sudden death.
A large blaze swept the Farr Bailey Oil Cloths plant in Camden New Jersey on January 12 causing extensive damage estimated around eight thousand dollars. Firemen battled the flames for hours preventing further spread to nearby facilities. No injuries were reported.
New York Jan 12 Residents of European and American communities in Asia and South America were charged with gross immorality at the twelfth annual council of missionary secretaries. Rev R E Wicher testified that in one city 1500 expatriates, including 400 young men, kept native mistresses. the rest of the 400 abstemious only by few. The behavior harms mission work as natives doubt Christianity. Mentioned temptations in Japan and China. a committee will investigate further.
Chicago and New York market notes list prices for dairy eggs poultry and produce. It covers butter cheese eggs potatoes onions sweet potatoes corn wheat and livstock with bid prices from Chicago New York Milwaukee Kansas City and St Louis.
Nine stockholders at Greens Fork National Bank fainted from natural gas exposure during an annual meeting held in the bank building. An open stove in use went unnoticed until the group walked into the cold air, causing one after another to collapse in the snow.
Lincoln Nebraska January 12 Chancellor B Benjamin Andrews of the University of Nebraska voices criticism of the Salvation Army saying its charity efforts are furious and ill advised. His remarks focus on conduct and approach to aid in the city.
Across January to January 12, Congress proceedings center on the joint statehood bill for Arizona and New Mexico, with Senate leaders arguing against broader statehood while passing minor measures. House debates pension funding and a lighthouse appropriation as fiscal and military bills move forward amid clashes over executive orders.
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