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Spencer News

Location

Spencer, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1909

Page

2

The Wild Geese on Board the Cormorant Sloop

On a spring morning in 18th century Ireland a 70 ton sloop named the Cormorant sails up Dingte Bay under Captain Augustin and Colonel John Sullivan. A Kerry host from Skull heads contest the cargo landing at Skull Haven while a native girl with aid from her ally halts the looting. a sense of kinship and duty shadows the clash as a tense standoff unfolds.

Ireland George the First Dingte Bay Brandon Augustin Treland Bordeaux Cadiz Achl Sound Kinsale King George Kerry Sullivans Mahonses O'Beirnes Larer John Sullivan Strand Phayrnis William Ale Inglistiman Mits Cherbourg Onel Searan Skull Haven Skull Tralee Garonne O'Sullivan Og Au-gustin Kerry Law Erse Kerry Anglish

Boss and Stable Hand Share Low Wages Tale

In Tit-Bits style a big contractor boss chats with stableman George. George says he and the boss have worked 16 years, they were both let go last week. The boss got medical help while George only had his pay docked. The joke notes a man’s habits and attire reflecting value.

George

What is a public school in England in Scribner's view

Scribner's Magazine explains the term public school in England as misleading and nonpublic in funding. It notes selection barriers for admission, high fees, and master discretion. schools are for boys only, with average entry around age 12. It contrasts with private schools and highlights ties to Oxford or Cambridge.

Scribner’s Magazine England Eiven Eton Harrow Rugby Winchester Westminster Shrewsbury America British Isles Oxford Cambridge New College Christchurch

Quaker Meditations from the Philadelphia Record

A collection of aphorisms and observations on ambition luck and social manners. The musings compare aspiration and luck noting how effort and timing affect success. A quirk about English pronunciation and a pierce of postal color coding for Brussels envelopes is included.

Avalon and the Tender Heart of Avalon

The speaker recalls Avalon as a lost isle of eternal summer and happiness, asked by their love where it lies. The reply speaks that wherever the beloved is, there also lies Avalon, a tender heart always present. The poem frames love as a perpetual Avalon within the beloved’s gaze.

Avalon

Not Exempt from Wrath Sermon Fails Teeth Logic

An evangelist warned listeners to flee the wrath to come. A gallery old woman shouted that she has no teeth. The evangelist replied teeth will be provided, prompting a sharp exchange in the crowded hall.

Success Magazine

Cadiz Student Wins Praise With News Style Line

A Cadiz public school class in English asked to write personals in newspaper style. A young student earned praise by noting that college boys have returned to their schools to wait for another vacation.

Cady Ohio

Merv Winslow’s Soothing Gum for Children Promoted

An old Chicago News item touts a product for child teething and gum care. The copy is mixed with light proverbs and adlike asides about weather, faith, and human behavior, reflecting a era of playful ads and moral maxims.

Reflections of a Bachelor From the New York Press

A humorous column on dating norms and social pretenses. It contrasts trust, references for servants, flirtation behaviors, and ambitions versus missions. The piece notes travel growth and urban transit as a broader backdrop to social change.

New York Press Beau Neve

Coffee's Stressful Nightmares Drive Man to Postum

A reader writes of coffee causing sleepless nights and distressing dreams. After trying Postum, sleep improved and nerves steadied. The author urges others to quit coffee, praises Postum, and references The Road to Wellville and its slogan There’s a Reason. The letter claims widespread testimonials and urges belief in its health benefits.

Wellville Iepligs

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