Watch Meeting at M B Church Tyndall Guests Visit
A watch meeting was held in the M B church Tuesday evening. Miss Emma Chladek of Tyndall is the guest of Mrs. Philip Schmierer, Mrs. John McKay, and Miss Marion McKay. The Schmierers entertained a company of friends at their home last night.
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M. B
Emma Chladek of
Tyndall
Philip Schrierar
Philip Schmierer
Prof. Manthey
T. P. Loomis
Mitchell
Albert Nostrum
New York
Tyndall Register
Robert Kirk
Virginia
Wm. Metzger
Kirk
Bon Homme County
Local Social and Church Notes Amid Small Town News
Residents visit relatives in Sanborn and Yankton as W. H. Johnson marks golden wedding with spouse. Nellie McLain returns from Frederick for visits. Presbyterian week of prayer to begin with potential continuations. Bargain sale promotes Premo Floor stock at $1.50 a sack with delivery in city. Last week gatherings honor Mime Jolis Weidenbach. a merry go round party enjoys parsonage and home socials with games and refreshments.
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W. H. Johnson
Marion
Nellie McLain
Frederick
Yankton
F. L. Wareren
M. E. Parsonage
A. W. Sweet
J.M. Dunmire
Chas. Johnston
How to Cure Chilblains and Lung Trouble Remedies
A vintage ad style piece promoting Bucklen's Arnica Salve for chilblains and other skin ailments and Dr King’s New Discovery for lung trouble. It claims curing fever sores ulcers piles burns frost bites and skin diseases with 25c salve and $1 bottles. Trial bottles are offered free. Includes testimonials about recovery from consumption and chest illness.
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John Kemp
Eaat Otiefield
C. O. Floyd
Kerghan
Dr. King
New Post Cards Offer From Fred A Mix & Co
Twelve Western and Historical Cards from life including Indians Hunting Buffalo Bull Train in Bad Lands New Ulm Massacre War Dance Medicine Dance Gold Prospecting and more. Sent upon receipt of 25 cents stamps or auger. Agents wanted at every post office Address Fred A Mix & Co Dep t 215 107 South 15th St Omaha Neb.
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Iife
New Ulm
Fred A. Mix & Co
Omaha
Neb
Daily Argus Leader Subscription Offer
The Daily Argus Leader offers a one year subscription for $3 cash in advance or $4 regular price. Subscriptions can be made at the office or via the postmaster to receive the leading South Dakota paper including state and foreign news and market reports.
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Daily Argus Leader
South Dakota
Bascom and His Students
Joby Bascom, a former UW president, taught with sharp discipline and humor. An anecdote recalls a class officer reading names of absent students during prayers while one rector refused to leave. Bascom’s sharp responses and debates in class shaped a memorable teaching style.
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Bascom
Joby Bascom
University of Wisconsin
Bint
John
Basvour Sud
Harper's We
Financial Embarrassment in Short Story Dialogue
A kindly mistress encounters a former washerwoman who laments harsh finances due to board costs. She reveals earning six dollars a week while paying eight for board, with no one aiding her. The humorous exchange highlights ironic rearrangements of income and expenses.
Dinner talk Turns to Books and Hugo’s Style
An exchange at table reveals a playful contrast in literary taste as one guest cites Hugo with enthusiasm while another claims only three of his works. The dialogue highlights curiosity about authors and their prolific output.
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Hugo
Lippincott’s
View of Japanese Fashion Sparks Shock in Kansas City
The Kansas City Journal notes Japanese observers view American grown women as alarming and extravagant. They criticize Western dress revealing bodies, praise kimonos for concealing shape, and describe Japanese methods for posing lips and walking.
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Kansas City Journal
Nighttime exchange with boy driving cows home
A traveler asks a boy driving cows home the time. The boy replies it is almost twelve o'clock but insists it never goes past seven again, a humorous exchange from Lustige Blatter style.
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Lustige
Boy Solves Berry Price Riddle in Classroom Test
A Brooklyn teacher asks an oral question about berry prices. A student correctly says three quarts cost 22 cents, noting that money in the era has no less than 1 cent coins and a dealer could set 22 cents. The New York Press remarks on the issue.
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Brooklyn
New York Presa
Persian floristry creates bizarre colorfully layered blooms
The article notes Persians decorate flowers with colored paper cloth or velvet, placing discs between petal rows. The effect appears as strange bouquets of unfamiliar varieties, contrasting with ordinary blossoms.
Sense and Sensibility in a Lumber Yard Tale
A collection of brief items and quips from Harper's Weekly style satire. A lady and gentleman in a lumber yard react to a foul river smell, clashing opinions on pine boards and odor. Other snippets include a reform joke about marriage and a humorous exchange with a doctor and patient.
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Tallus
Harper’s Weekly
Face to Face With Work
Fragmentary dialogue from a Pick Me Up piece shows a couple discussing domestic roles and employment. The woman sees work as necessary while the man frames the need for a trade as essential, reflecting social pressures about labor and partnerships.
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F. Wittmayer
Mgr
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John McKay
Maion McKay
Leaterville
Presbyterian Church
Anna Maynald
Millie Williams
Wagner
Fred Rohrabacher
Tony Dieb
J. H. Dickson
Detroit
Miah
Norton
Missea
Minnie Guon
Emma Goshring
Mime
Jolis Weidenbach
Parkshon
John Citar
Eel Bie
Will Wilbo
New York Globe
Houston Post
Sameley
Paspiin
BUC Rt A Omy
Bears
Gastoria
the Review of Reviews
Albert Shaw
Times
the Review OF Reviews CO
Astor Place
The
R. W. Russell Drug CO
Palace
J. W. Jungers
Trace Marke
Orsjans
Star Hotel
Alois Trutnovsky
Hail Block 4
Frank Wanek
S. Dak
Main Street
Josephine Turck Baker
Evanston
Scotalized
Serpe
Box
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