Local Overftow Shoshone Visitor and Community Notes
Ex Governor Steanenburg visits as a Shoshone guest on Monday. Leases of Noland and Gray’s livery to Andy Barnhart. Myrt Weaver travels with family to Guyer Springs near Ketchum. New school foundation set for completion next Monday or Tuesday. Whittington ends two weeks at Red Fish Lakes. Desere Burnside returns from Pocatello. Millsaps and May return from Red Fish Lakes. Rev J M Patterson to Hagerman for Sunday services. Found keys. owner prove property and pay for ad. Brown of Hagerman to preach next Sunday. Kyes and daughter arrive from Salt Lake, depart for Hailey. Josie Parry helps in post office during absence of J M Butler. Butler couple leave for Wood River trip. Pickten returns from Red Fish Lakes after two weeks. Keefer and Caster back from Chicago. Mrs Keefer and son Norman visit East. Woodworths from Salmon City visiting son. Rev H W Parker heads to Stoker City for M E Conference. Williams family return from coast trip. Dr W J Huggins and Miss Alfreda Rorabich to marry at Rock Creek. wedding plans noted. Rice shower at train for the couple. D W Yaden returns from Hailey. daughter Della ill then recovered. family to return to Shoshme.
Excessively Modest Hostess and the Wardrobe Dilemma
A social evening unravels as guests plan a Sunday supper but misread invitations. A boarding mistress laments missing the party when the husband of the woman who organized it arrives alone. The tale ends with an awkward confession and a cruel joke about trained behavior.
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Juggler Breaks Maxim Watch in Riviera Trick
Sir Hiram Maxim recounts a Riviera incident at Mont-Boron Palace hotel where a renowned juggler Prof. Ben Allbey smashed Maxim’s high priced Swiss watch. Despite initial success, the final act failed and the watch remained irreparably damaged. Maxim warns against lending valuable watches to jugglers.
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Kansas City Journal
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Mont-Boron Palace Hotel
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Conservators of Peace The G A HL Leaders Of Patriotism
The G A HL is praised as a major conservator of peace for its role in advising restraint before war and fostering loyalty. It highlights wartime wounds and ongoing reminders, noting its leadership in movements for higher patriotism, citizenship, and reconciliation between former Civil War foes.
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Viennese Courtesy and a Charged American Reply
A Todian apolia News report quotes Viennese scholar Dr. D. L. Kahn on Austrians in Vienna. He recalls polite etiquette words Ich habe die ehre and Habe die ehre. An American student from California responds with hot air, prompting questions about meaning.
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D. L. Kahn
Todianapolia News
California
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Is Marriage a Disease We Can Cure
Harper's Weekly suggests treating marriage as a germ disease to explain divorce. It argues investigators could identify the germ and develop antitoxins to control marriage and, if possible, regulate divorce with scientific precision.
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Harper's Weekly
Worship of Wells Through English and Irish History
The article describes widespread well worship before Christianity and notes the 1162 St Anselm canons against it. It highlights Sugar and Water Sunday on the third Sunday in May in northern England, where villagers meet at wells to drink sugar and water hosted by village girls, then visit the nearest inn for cakes, ale, and punch.
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Fragmented Verse On Heavenly Realm And Eternal Joy
A garbled devotional lyric envisions heaven as a bright sphere beyond clouds. It references rivers of pleasures, strength through Christ, and the soul feasting on celestial light, asking what the morons sphere might be where the seeker sees His face.
Poetic Public Benefactor Browning Incident
A correspondent recalls Robert Browning in Piecatiily where a dispute with a stringer escalated. Browning, walking behind, struck down a dangerous point with a stick and defended his action amid a gathered crowd. The event left onlookers unsure of the poet’s status as a renowned brawler.
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Browning
Tilly
Rewards for Church Going at Holyworthy Devon
About fifty years ago Rev. Thomas Merrick, then vicar, left a sum to be put out at interest. The annual income was awarded each year to the prettiest young woman at Holsworthy who had attended church regularly for that year.
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Devonsh England
Thomas Merrick
Holsworthy
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