Alma Record and Masonry Misadventure in One Page
A jumble of society notes and local curiosities recount Alma Record society mentions of a presidential in-law, a Nebraska senator’s daughter, and Helena Montana ties. A comic Masonry tale unfolds with a wife grilling her husband about degrees, while domestic farce and butter quarrels surface in lighter items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell B. Morrisons
Roeech B. Tarrison
Lendig
Saunders
Nebraska
Lincoln
Helena
Montuna
Two Paths to Health Ailments Debated in Diet and Drugs
A historical discussion contrasts medical drug-based treatment with natural methods focusing on wholesome food, exercise, and physical training. It argues drugs expel disease but exhaust patients, while natural care builds resilience, using victuals, dumbbells, and regular activity to stave off ailments without physician consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HEL Warner & Co
Roy Telork
Hun Tien
Hebers
Aidmane
de Hernan Stohmer
Cod
An Eilitor Draws the Line at Fad Customs
A fragmented front page item mocks local customs and editorial habits in a satirical note. It mentions Senator Mcbride and a noise disrupts an editor’s writeup about territorial institutions. A second vignette describes a winter travel mishap with a stalled car on a cold platform and a man ill with lomonines, voiced in a New York Times style aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcbride
Covent
New Yorke
Exempt from Taxation Report Cites City and Church Property
Exempt from taxation figures appear for New York properties including City 224.5 United States Army church property and charitable institutions. The Boston Courier notes some persons oppose salaries while Hallett girls are mentioned in a brief cited itemabout salary disputes and prior competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorlty
City
United States
Chinese Immigrants on Chicago South Clark Street Shown in Basements and Laundries
A Chicago Times survey describes a hidden Chinese community on South Clark Street, detailing basEment laundries, residences, and shops. It notes no Chinese women among over 48 men, describes arranged marriages with white women, and recounts a reporter’s interviews with Mrs Tong and others about marital life, work, and living conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wuukes
New South Clark Street
van Buren
Clark Street
San Francisco
Seth Clark Street
Fourth Avenues
Liat
Peportir Lagt
Joan Cox
Mire
Key Street
Fem
Chirk Street
Wong Pal
New York
Mankapo
Newt
Fort Wayne
Ind
Sam Tape
Mary Meyer
Lan Tone
Dong
Taby
Tone
Liene
Port Warne
Rome
Tomas
Shoales
Marcy Tong
Ortiowide
Salem
Tite
Lowy
M Snare
Rallors
Loey
Up States
Cota Hethas
Unusul Geatnost
Fourth Avenue
Hreunat
Wil
Jenin
Sing Roe
Walker
Tle
Ciy
Chin Tun
Us North Click Street
China
Germany
Chicago Times
Birds of a Feather in the Far West Dialogue
A garbled exchange shows two strangers discussing identity and control by a Tam president of international aggregated trusts. One asks about unity, the other faces a cryptic reference to a robber and Philadelphia. The text reads as a fragmentary historical dialogue with unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tn Hindesten
Cochin
Amertcan
Atleics
Chenmin
Siberia
Weotle
Siam
Brown Selind
French Academy of Science
Sequaril
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Atow
Aus
F.C
Wey
Toledo
C. Wo
Cheney
Frm
West & Tavax
Obo
Kinnan & Marvin
Wholeare
Tobin
Ohio
van Hoesen
Couhier
Proto
Far West
Internoonal
Philedelphin
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Alma Record
Pf, Enowy
I Dures
Guatemala
Niewmagus A Ries
San Salvador
Fed
Mexican Republic
Martha Washington
Simith‘nian
M. W
Idaho
Wention
Boise City
Vine
Dabe
Atlantic
Scottish Rite Bulletin
Brethrers
Masons
Mullin
Mason
Morgan
Lorges
Telorn
Knights of Pything
Odd‘ellows
Alin
Conelstory Tonsonso T
Tam
Wudson
Oringe County
Thapon
Leo
Alata
Mich
Hallet
Boston
Celestial Homes
Timoh
Sam Leo
Seelam
Cette
Crilerstood
New York Weekly
Iespert Tity
TA. Stocum
M. C
Peartst
Lane
Silas Lane
Rocky Mountains
Wisween
Mace Mott
Stumaer Tomms
Colorado
Las Vegas
G. PL & Tal
Topeka
Karsies
Sagr
Kansas
Pollan Peieit
Union Ave
Helleas Gs
Sherterrs
Havana
Duke Wotey
Johoson & Co
Wieamond
Tan
Revulyar
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