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Newspaper
Spencer News
Location
Spencer, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1915
Page
5
A flood of scattered notes describes election parity and school events across the county. Mentions include Ruthven and Preyer family notes, local church activities, theater and concert plans, visitors in Spotene, and preparations for a July dedication of a new Mok cure building.
A jumble of names and travels dominates the Wednesday evening social roundup. Ara Peterson, Cilly Lutlekind, Mrs Miner Leanad, Miss Midgtaret Ei of Sheldon, Miss Blanche Stoddaad, Mrs Won Gens, and others visit relatives and attend events across regions including Souis City, Minneapolisa, and Sheldon. Mrs Nellie Dean travels to Pharseday, plans to visit Codie Falls for school, and Miss Clink of St Cloud visits at the NOC amid community activities and a Peterson High School graduation sermon by Raw Balto.
A fragmented OCR passage describes Marearete, Rosaoker, and others visiting and spending time at lakesides, homes, and a Grady area in May. It mentions Rose, Mrs Perec, and family gatherings with limited readable details about kin, places, and activities.
Des Moines Tuesday reports William Fusternow returning home after attending Valparaiso, with an extended note on Alexander Corbey as author and local pastor. The piece touches on a court discussion about dynamite spoons and long-handled tools, citing Danish proverb lore.
Plenipotentiaries of Napoleon reached Paris at ten in the morning and were received by the Russian Emperor, the dominant force among the allies. After deliberation, the maintenance of imperial dynasty was deemed impossible. Napoleon was offered asylum on Elba with promises of a Malta principality for Murat, and for his son the King of Rome. He sought greater concessions for his family but was denied and six days later yielded his throne unconditionally.
Fragmentary OCR describes new bene assembled skeletons of a small dinosaur, possibly six feet long and about three feet high. The skull length is about 22 inches, with comparisons to larger relatives in the same family and notes on peripherary and diabase-like sites.
Cian Maaiay spoke in London about the serge Trishoyan and modern social topics. He criticized certain groups for secrecy and insincere politicking while noting curtailing decorum and pointed judgments of money lending.
Mrs Mlorenea Kelly, secretary of the National Consumers' League, told a congressional committee that more children under sixteen work today in dangerous occupations than when she began thirty years ago. She urged a national law and noted the child labor act prohibits all under fourteen.
The Mills building on Broad Street houses New York City’s oldest isolated power plant per Engineering News. Installed in 1888, just four years after Wollson's In utulescunt Tamperg were introduced, the seventh and nineteenth Edison dynamos still operate with their original steam engines. These have been running daily for 21 years.
Lord Howard de Walden and Joseph Holbrooke announce a Celtic opera trilogy with the work titled ylau to be staged at Drury Lane on July 4 9 and 17 during the Beecham season Dylan, a sequel to The Children of Don, follows in the second trilogy installment produced by Mr Hammerstein in 1922 at the London Opera House.
Miss Gwennie leaves boots in a hotel room in New York. A chain of chance leads Seabury to Cavendish Lodge in the Scottish Highlands where he retrieves the black calf boots. Gwennie smiles as he returns them, remarking a brief farewell.
Kent Marvin the village thrower faces a theft plot linked to Harper Winston. After hiding from a marshal and outwitting burglars, he helps recover $5,000 in stolen loot and a missing diamond ring. His actions earn a railway postal job and reconciliation with Lina Wentworth.
A courtroom exchange questions the prisoner’s liability with the claim that forged notes were uttered. The defense asserts the evidence lacks credibility as the accused stutters, challenging the direct link between the defendant and the forged documents.
Eleonora Duse, renowned Italian actress, donates $2,000 toward founding an artists home or club in Rome. She says Italian performers face ghetto conditions and deserve a proper space with reading rooms and comforts for their culture and reunion.
In Eberswalde near Berlin the local paper is printed twice a week on one side of the paper only so readers can wrap provisions without ink. On these two days the issue is twice its ordinary size, ensuring readers lose nothing in reading matter.
A Hongkong based American consul report notes the Manila Bureau of Agriculture fiber division is conducting extensive experiments to set scientific hemp standards. Moving away from sight and touch, tests will relate the weight of a meter length of fiber to its breaking strain. Both single and twisted fiber tests will be used, with full implementation planned for the Philippine hemp market.
Aeschylus plays were staged for four days in April in the old Greek theater at Syracuse Sicily. The piece notes Syracuse’s long fondness for the Athenian poet, recalling ancient prisoners who found freedom by reciting his verses and suggesting rediscovery of his works in the same theater next spring.
Mrs. D. Pooler of Langdon spent the week-end with her daughter Mrs. Welch, sharing time and calling on neighbors in the community setting.
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