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Newspaper
Telegraph Herald
Location
Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1909
Page
5
A rural Iowa man attempted to buy ginseng at Torbert Drug with five dollars a pound. Workers discovered lead pellets inside every root, making the roots weigh more and rendering them worthless. The swindler fled. later he returned seeking his goods while the store prepared to involve an attorney.
Will Slunk is on a business trip to Rockford ID WH. McCarthy visits Sioux Falls SD. Mre Cudmore and Daughter depart for New York. Miss Lena Mootz visits La Motte. Maude and Plora Hoelting of Galena visit Dubuque. A Carey of Mercy Hospital goes to Hanover. Mrs Henry Martin of Dubuque visits Bellevue. Mrs John Potter and daughter Eleanor shop in Dubuque. Lactle Campbell of Galena visits the Dubuque Campbell family. Mrs Frank Jaeger heads to California for winter. Leo Timmesch visiting parents from Chicago. Mrs Nelcholr returns from Dubuque to Blanding. Edna Schwind and Martha Considine return from Freeport. Blaine Jones and Mrs Howes visit Andrews. FEF Rath of Rath Packing Co returns after visit. Mrs Anna Laird James returns to Immaculate Conception duties from Wisconsin. Rose Cartigny back as cashier at Cartigny David Fruit after east trip. Move out for Boothby render for rowing eggs. chauffeur and guilty parties found. John Bettcher of Bellevue visits Dubuque. Merlin McKinney visits aunt Mrs Henry Martin in Bellevue. Kirch from Fire Engine House 18th street goes hunting and distributes game. Mrs M J Hubert departs for Des Moines to attend Spirella Co training Nov to Nov 5 inclusive.
Instructions titled baby minding appear to guide students at London garden schools. The text describes borrowing babies for educational purposes and outlines steps for supervising infant care within the program. It presents a procedural overview rather than a narrative.
Doctors in New York report a woman with two tacks in her lungs likely placed to aid breath holding. The unusual finding raises questions about self harm or accidental inhalation during a medical procedure.
A proverb notes that restraint protects against harm, arguing it is wiser to omit what should not be said than to risk erring by speaking. The saying frames caution as a moral rule for communication.
City budget shows a $3,496.57 balance in the general road appropriation of $49,322 for five districts, enough to last until March 1, 1910. The Bee Branch Washington Street sewer fund has only $81.08 left of $6,000, delaying work until new allocations are made.
The YWCA hosted a Halloween night for members with eerie attractions as ghosts and bats roamed the venue. Guests enjoyed a playful, mysterious program and festive atmosphere during Tuesday’s gathering. Sauerkraut prices surge as cabbage climbs to 14 15 dollars a ton, up from 6 and 5 dollars in prior years, boosting kraut costs.
Notice of incorporation for the Catholic Printing Company with its principal place of business in Dubuque Iowa. The firm will publish newspapers and perform general printing and job printing with authorized capital stock of 160000 fully issued and paid in property. The company commences April 16 1909 for twenty years and is governed by a board of two three or five stockholders.
Baby camels are great pets in South Africa and are nursed and tended by attendants. During the first months they weigh little more than an ordinary dog and can be carried about by handlers.
Mrs. Walker of 147 West Fourteenth Street fell on Locust Street Tuesday morning, injuring her right arm and suffering severe bruises. The elderly woman has broken the arm previously and recovery is expected to take months.
The Rev. E. T- will preach his farewell sermon on Sunday next at the village church. The choir will render an anthem of joy and thanksgiving specially composed for the occasion.
A historical remark asserts women commit poisoning far more than men, calling it a feminine crime par excellence. It cites widow burning in Hindu tradition as preventive against conjugal poisoning, framing gendered crime notions in past discourse.
Indian steel or wootz from Persia and India between 400 and 500 B C formed the famous Damascus blades. The depicted method resembles the crucible process used today.
A humorous exchange from Meggendorfer Blaetter features a husband praising his wife for creating a dish as original as her own composition while she hopes she could cook like the old masters. The light caption reflects playful domestic wit.
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