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Newspaper

Semi Weekly Herald

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1903

Page

8

River travel compares the Mississippi to world rivers

The author contrasts the Mississippi with rivers like the Amazon Danube Rhine Volga and Nile noting scenery, river conditions, and tourist appeal. He argues modern accommodations on the Mississippi could elevate travel to match European offerings, but people still favor Europe. Chicago Record-Herald.

St. Paul St. Louis Fudson Rhine Amazon Ma‘nes Ciudad Bolivar Parana Paraguay Buenos Ayres Montequeo Mississippi Sinkin South Americas Missouri Europe Danube Mississipi Balkans Volga Russia Nile Chicago Record-Herald

Charity theatricals yield over $100 in a small town

A young woman active in church and mission work organized amateur theatricals for a local charity. Despite little newspaper notice, the event reportedly raised more than $100 with a door take of $1.50. A friend recalls a promise from her father to not repeat the show in exchange for the donation.

Roy St. Joseph Press

Fragmentary note on clothing and labor in scripture

Fragmentary OCR passage discusses sending clothing to the heathen as direct opposition to Scriptural teaching. It questions how one should be concerned with what to wear and suggests that labor is needed to obtain provision. May Beakin context appears as garbled names and places.

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From Old World to New in Forty Four Hours

An analysis outlines Atlantic mail times from New York to London, comparing ship routes via Newfoundland and the potential of turbine propulsion to cut ocean travel to about forty four hours. It cites historical averages from the post office and rail/turbine developments shaping faster transatlantic service.

New York London United States Post Office Department New York Post Office London Post Office Newfoundland Yiz British Isles Port Aux Gasque Aspey North Sydney London Dispatch Southeastern Chatham Dover England Willie Atlantic Foundland Lee Ney Ory

Backache warning and kidney remedies urged in city notice

A damaged text fragment cites Mrs. D. McGee praising Doan’s Kidney Pills for backache and kidney trouble, noting rapid relief after purchase at Smith & Reed’s. The notice also advertises Nickel Plate railroad service with low fares, dining cars, and through trains to Chicago, plus ticket offices at Chicago locations.

Dean Smith & Reed Foster-Kilburn Co Buffalo United States Dodn Yates Nickel ‘Plate Road Chicago City Adams St la Salle St van Buren la Salle Sis Chicago Missouri River Iown San Francisco Los Angeles Portland

A Poet Wordsworth Aloofness Revealed by Lake Village

An old Wordsworth account from Lake Country Sketches describes him as kind to the sick and needy yet distant to neighbors. Islanders recall he rarely socialized, preferred long walks, garden paths, and steady composing. When not interrupted, he would hum a rhythmical tune as he walked and mused.

Wordsworth Lake Country England

Exchange of Horses Ends with Blind Steed

A Philadelphia merchant summering in Camden Maine swapped a lively horse with a French Canadian. The visitor’s wife found the new horse was blind. The Frenchman claimed he warned the trader but the swap proved a poor match for both owners.

Camden Philadelphia Al'm Dorse Philadelphia Ledger

Trees Shaped by the Wind Weathered by Gales in Park

Wind influence shapes tree growth revealing curved trunks and bent branches. A local arborist notes windward exposure causes long-term deformation and wind pruning. Residents observe trees leaning toward prevailing gusts and study patterns across several species.

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