Local notices and business updates in Riverdale area
Fred Church retainers from the north, G. and Ward in Riverdale on business, Eber Loomis of Riverdale granted a pension, Mrs. W. M. Hess of Bay City visiting The Alia, M. C. Lathrop of Riversull on business yesterday, The Bell Telephony Company Nam pus office at Riverdale, Four persons joined the MI on probation, Rev A H Beaver to preach in Baptist church this evening, W R C meeting with More Bogaudus, Sanitarium company shipped 24000 patient lit e, Mrs H La Wooster of Chive visiting sister, Mike Schenck's Bible place to meet in McE church, Alma creamery butter prices in New York, Phi Walker pantomime for visiting choir at The Alma, Rogers managing butter, Wells furnished the paper, Strong's new hotel in Wernate, Rev Walkie to preach, Mina Cassuitey caption con nettles Ty peotetlets of Fite ted, Wil Hieat untamed from Lataty last evening, Adams and Atkins business moves noted, M C Lathinggy to vacate store, Susie's diet duties, several local social notes and charitable project plans, Miss Belly Hilvertt visiting from Ontario, farewell visit for Bishop family, Heberlein concert praised, Miss Gillies praised for singing, poetry excerpt by Clinton Scollard.
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Baptist Church
Sanitirium
H. la Wooster
Chive
Mel Wonie
Mike Schenck
Alma
New York
O. W. Rogers
New York City
B.S. Wells
Piper Gar Strong
Wernate
MOR Sharky
Teyentaia
Latiaty
Battal
Supremacy of Water Buoyancy in Launch Moments
A fragment from a historical column discusses the pivotal moment when a vessel first enters water during launch. It explains the moment of buoyancy versus weight, the cradle and water interaction, and the careful calculations scientists use to prevent disaster. It includes related anecdotes and quotes from period articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Matthews
St. Nicholas
Portrait of Elizabeth Cady Stanton in a Woman's Life
Reminiscences recount Elizabeth Cady Stanton's portrait by a relative, scenes of early life and ambitions, and notes on women’s rights activism. The narrative shifts to Stanton’s youth and the influence of her family, with reflections on legal reforms, suffrage, and social expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Childgwen
Hiyself
Therman
Howe Pers
Payne
Golschief
Helen
Sane Hyak
Ruth Welder
Deliawan
The New Minister and His Difficulties
A briefly told tale recounts a new minister Mr Crane dealing with social missteps after a confusing invitation to a parish dinner. The house call misadventure and dinner party miscommunications unfold with comic misunderstandings and a humorous clash of nerves as the Cranes try to fit into village social life. The piece captures small town etiquette, family tensions, and the minister’s desire to make a good impression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Dereon
Hobin
Hetle
Drossaor
Crates Phurel
Wight
Robin
Dean
Dr Person
Clivetanatt
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Gill
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Hlm
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Heberhin Concert Co
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Clinton Scollard
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Detroit
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Blore
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Chur
Tver
Algos
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Itemi Barranshng
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Perseus
Crane
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Indianapolis Journal
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Will
Market Report
Youn Sauchten
Ted Rowel
Diane Averath
York Revorby
Naito
Jean Frenne Herre
Sir le Seer
Lestis AD Mont
Carles
Frank Leslie
Simorice
Frank
Pleasant House
Alma Record
Arena Rsp
Doceenner
Rae Bey
Bates
Annie Oh
Emeal
Mbo
M. Evewurn
Miew
Paldwell & Clark
Darby
M. D. Phusighan
Gratiot County Collection
Dot
Sant Ine Aahiley
Mortwiyo Loans Abstracts of
Potts & Martin Tiene
Bony
A. Gb
Hg Aronia
Weim
Lemen
Insurance Agency
Pte
Tenang
Noto Pobiin
Cy. Paters
Jert Woodward
Lo Beonerty
Lutmen Gee
U.S. Pension Attorney
Justice of the Peawe
Lusdeanon
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