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The Bottineau Courant

Location

Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1901

Page

3

Secretary Hay's Daughter to Wed Payne Whitney in Washington

Announcement says Miss Helen Hay will marry Mr Payne Whitney on February 6 at the Church of the Covenant with many dignitaries attending. The ceremony will be officiated by Dr Hamlin and followed by a breakfast at the bride's home with President Roosevelt and family among the guests. The couple will cruise in Whitney's yacht and spend the summer abroad.

Hay Helen Hay Payne Whitney New York Church of the Covenant Connecticut Avenue Hamlin Presbyterian Church Miss Hay Secretary Hay Alice Hay Dorothy Whitney Whitney Cabinet Supreme Court Army and Navy Diplomatic Corps Washington Mrs. Roosevelt Hay and Whitney Thomasville Mr. Whitney Pauncefote Corbin

Hopi Flute Dance Poetic Match to Snake Ceremony

An Arizona letter describes Hopi ceremonies at Oraibi Shipauhwi and Shongopavi as the Flute dance, alternated with the Snake dance, significant religious acts for rain and fertility. It follows rituals with prayers, sacred objects, and processions, including a dramatic spring procession and a long race to a distant water source, illustrating Hopi devotion and artistry.

Arizona Walpi Washonganavi Oraibi Shipauhwi Shongopavi H. R. Voth Chicago Denver Fraternity of the Flute Lololami Peete Ir

Remedy for Offensive Breath with Teeth and Health Ties

An excerpt advises causes of bad breath including teeth, stomach, lungs, and catarrhal issues. It suggests dental care, simple mouth preparations like borax chalk myrrh and arris root powder, charcoal for feverish breath, and snake root for aroma. Emphasizes morning brushing and weak borax rinse for clean mouth.

Eliza R. Parker National Stockman

Mrs La Follette Helps Governor With Campaigns

The Wisconsin governor's wife, Belle Case La Follette, is celebrated for dress reform and physical culture work. A Baraboo native and 1879 graduate, she is admitted to the bar and leads the Emily Bishop league. Her activism earns respect and gratitude from women nationwide.

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Woman Tenderfoot Meets a Rattlesnake on Rocky Trail

Mrs Seton Thompson recalls a dangerous encounter during early Rocky Mountain life as a rattler freezes on the road. A nimble pony bolts away while she snatches a frying pan to smash the snake’s head, then fends off further strikes with a writhing tail still rattling as she survives the peril.

Living With Others Education From Coexistence

A thoughtful piece argues that living with others, despite friction and heartaches, educates character. It urges patience, self control, and tolerance, urging readers to persist with family members to learn harmony. It also notes Henry Smith’s rural mail box proposal to supply free Uniform boxes for farmers and cities alike.

Henry ©. Smith Michigan

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