Lodge Pole Social News and Local Visits
Lodge Pole notes community life with visits and gatherings. Mrs u r Barlow and Mrs W B Jewett hosted and traveled guests from Lewellen and Love-land. The M E church board met, Thimble club met, and American Legion auxiliary events occurred with refreshments and entertainment. Local families moved, visitors from Chappell and Julesburg called, and a baby girl blessed two days earlier.
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U. R. Barlow
W. B. Jewett
Jack
Lewellen
A. B
American Legion
L. R. Barlow
Fred Plorin
Barrett
Adolph Englert
Omaha Market
Emil Englert
Lond
Phil Quinn
North Platte
Quinn
Albert Weigers
Clarence Cooper
Love- Inland
Colo
I. C. Sutton
Ladies Aid
Fred Jacobs
Alvin Means
Shihe Englert
J. G. McCormick
Chappell
Emil Davis
Harold Bond
Sidney
Ray Johnson
Julesburg
Pearl Johnson
Ray Swift
Crofton
Charles
Glenl Wise
Louise Mantor
Earl
Ann
Lincoln
Torrington
Four Square
Chappel
Hulst
Hume
Weyerts
R. F. Miller
L. R
Barlow
Howard Miller
Epotter
Milar
Jer
R. F. Pal Miller
Otto Hink
Sidholney
L. R. F Barlow
Edge Pole
Potter
Pine Bluffs man visits as rain falls after Sunday game
Legal baseball diamond Sunday with a 13 to 2 score. J. M. Watts of Pine Bluffs Wyoming spent Sunday here with friends. A welcome rain visited this section Sunday night.
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Legal Baseball
J. M. Watts
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
Object of Trial Balance
A trial balance tests a ledger to see if debits and credits balance by checking if the sum of personal credits plus the difference between debit and credit in merchandise and impersonal accounts equals the sum of personal debits. This equality indicates items were correctly posted.
Coral beds of the Mediterranean and beyond
Coral used for jewelry found along the Mediterranean coast and surrounding islands, with the richest beds at depths of 1 to 50 feet. It also occurs in the Atlantic northwest of Africa and near Japan and Australia.
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Mediterranean Sea
Atlantic
Africa
Japan
Australia
Explaining Colored Showers and Dust Rain Origins
Explains that colored showers, soot or smoke in air cause colored rain and dust falls. Notes volcanic eruptions loft mineral material into the atmosphere, later spreading over wide areas.
One's Home a Castle Rule Quoted From Coke
A concise quotation asserts that a person's home is their castle and fortress offering defense against injury and violence, reflecting legal thought attributed to Coke. The remark emphasizes the sanctity and security of domestic space in protecting individuals from harm.
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Coke
Hoaxed English Scholar William Henry Ireland forged Shakespeare
William Henry Ireland, son of Samuel Ireland, forged Shakespearean manuscripts to tease his father. The forgeries misled many scholars briefly before exposure. The disgrace affected the Ireland family and their reputation.
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William Henry Ireland
Samuel Ireland
Young Ireland
Grain in Wrought Iron Revealed by Acid Etching
A description notes that wrought iron shows a visible grain similar to wood when etched with strong acid, revealing fibers without magnification. The grain is a structural feature of the metal, and the etching process exposes its directional fibers for analysis.
Denied truths and realties in Lowe's Monthly quote
A quoted editorial line discusses claims that religion is an exaggeration of reality and that truth lies in what is denied. It also frames literature, art, love, politics, and history as exaggerations while elevating the idea that truth is what people deny. The excerpt reflects a provocative stance on truth and belief.
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E. W. Lowe
Decorative Cactus Planters Add Desert Charm for Busy Homes
Describes earthenware bowls planted with cacti that require minimal care. Native to the desert, these plants tolerate infrequent watering. They thrive with ample light, especially sunlit windowsills, and can tolerate a week without watering without serious harm.
Typical Russian Soups and their flavors
The article describes traditional Russian soups like tehie or Stchee, worded as more stew than soup. It notes frying sau sage, cabbage, and onions before adding stock, and suggests tarragon vinegar as a common flavor. It mentions beet-based soups as another common type.
Right Turn Signal Sparks Traffic Tangle
A local incident reports a lady motorist signaling for a right turn and then turning, causing a complicated traffic tangle as observed by The Wheel.
Dangerous Imitation Parsnips Not Poisonous
Water hemlock is sometimes mistaken for parsnips by people and even animals. Eating water hemlock often causes serious stomach disorders.
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Cartls
New Disease Gridge Shin' Reported in Dathfinder Magazine
In Dathfinder Magazine a joking entry suggests Gridge shin' is a newly discovered disease. It is described as contracted when a husband sits opposite his wife at table and forgets what trumps are. The item uses satirical tone to lampoon card game etiquette.
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Dathfinder Magazine
Mules Race With Man
A Chicago News blurb notes mules living the chronic kicking habit nearly as bad as some men, framing the anecdote as a wry roadside observation.
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Chicago News
Named From Holland Town Edam cheese is misnamed
A snippet notes that Edam cheese is named after Edam town in North Holland, though the cheese originates from a different district, claiming the label misleads about its origin and the sweet milk cheese production area.
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Edam
North Holland
Roads and Streets Through Time
The Moglish term road traces to the old English rad meaning to ride a horse, while street derives from the Lath Strata, a paved way. The piece notes ancient stones and ruts from chariot wheels in Pompeii and Herculaneum, observed by the modern traveler, cited from the New York Times.
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Pompeii
New York Times
Atmospheric mischief: fish rain from storms and waterspouts
The passage explains how tornadoes and waterspouts over shallow water can lift fish and other objects, spreading them far along the storm path. It cites showers of fish as a natural consequence and notes that falls of various animate and inanimate objects can be similarly explained by powerful air currents.
Importance of Kitchens in the Tin-Can Age
The San Francisco Chronicle notes kitchens remain essential even in modern tin-can living. It emphasizes that parents need a place to sit while a daughter entertains, reflecting domestic priorities in contemporary homes.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Hiking Popular in Germany and Hostels for Walkers
Germans favor hiking with 2300 hostels ready for 5000 members of the main walking club. Beds and breakfasts are offered for a few cents, reflecting low-cost lodging for hikers across the country.
Dust colored rain and pollen taints in US showers
Dust falls occur worldwide and can tint rain colors. In the United States occasional showers color the rain yellow due to pine pollen. Historically this substance was misidentified as sulphur, though color varies and is not always red.
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United States
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