Beatrice News Briefs Include Birth Death and Local Items
Postmaster Fouts and his wife were at Beatrice Tuesday. J O Blauser and TP Price drove to Fairbury this forenoon. Born to Mr and Mrs Blauser on Tuesday Oct 3 a daughter. Neeley’s Pharmacy advertises smoking tobaccos and lines. Fred Starr and wife returned from North Dakota. J D Fanders offers Pitless Wagon BSale for farmers. Mrs Pet Woods and daughter Nora returned from Missouri. A second hand child’s buggy advertised. Mr REH Edgington called to Iowa for his father’s funeral. Box social Friday at Hill school near Diller. Duroc Jersey boars for sale by B F Blythe. Mrs Taylor Gerard near Diller welcomed a baby girl born Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Ed Ogden visited with her parents Mr and Mrs F M McManes. Bar works crew in Beatrice. two copper wires stolen by line crew. A railroad operator position in Denver noted as open. Many friends learned of this news.
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Fairbury
Charles Crooks
Charles A. Green
Diller
Boyle
Veura Green
Indigestion Cured After Severe Stomach Pain
Fragmentary text reports severe indigestion with sleepless, excruciating hours after meals. Mentions chamber and liver tablets, immediate relief claimed, but details are unclear amid garbled OCR.
Local notices and community happenings in Fairbury
Community notes from Fairbury include visits and trips by residents such as F M McManes and wife to Fairbury and Mrs E Morrin returning from Kansas City. Local events mention D of H meeting, church social, and a post office rural box numbering order suspended amid protests from merchants and others. A variety of minor incidents and personal updates fill the page.
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Post Office Department
Dont Borrow Trouble and Take Electric Bitters
A vintage ad urges avoiding trouble by taking Electric Bitters for ailments like dyspepsia biliousness and Bright's disease. Promises relief and permanent forgetfulness of troubles with a guarantee from Spear Drug Co. Store. Price 50 cents.
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Bright
Spear Drnig Co
Presbyterian Church Services and Synod Meeting Notice
Regular morning and evening services with topics "An Opportunity for a Profitable Investment" and "Salt." Young People urged to attend a business meeting. Synod of Nebraska meets Oct 10 to 12 at Holdrege. Pastor will be absent next Sunday to speak at Dubuque Iowa at the German Presbyterian Theological school.
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Presbyterian Church
Young People’s Society
Synod of Nebraska
Holdrege
Dubuque
Iowa
German Presbyterian Theological School
Local Notes from Tobias Harbine and Fairbury Visits
Mrs. Hartzell returned yesterday from visiting relatives at Tobias. Mr. and Mrs. H. Z. Diller visited with friends at Fairbury Wednesday. A boy was born Sunday Oct 1 to Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Arpha near Harbine. Anderson Bell came Tuesday from Iowa to visit his brother Alex Bell and family.
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H. Z. Diller
Fairbury
A. G. Arpha
Harbine
Anderson Bell
Iowa
Alex Bell
Gap in the Levan Rock and St Levan churchyard lore
The London Standard describes the parish of St Levan near Land's End with the Gap In the Levan Rock a grassy hollow, a cottage, a rectory and church. It notes the saintly fisherman legend and a split granite devan stone in the churchyard with a time dial rhyme about the world’s end.
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Levan
Land's End
England
Logan Rock
Tol-Pedn
Porthgwarra
St. Levan
London Standard
Land Being Out of Sight Tales From Traveling Men
Traveling men tell stories by a hotel about voyaging oceans and rivers. A speaker recalls being out of sight of land for twenty-one days on the Atlantic and twenty-nine days on the Pacific while others describe crossing the Kaw River near Lawrence and nearly sinking in a skiff.
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Atlante
Ocean
Pacific
Kaw River
Lawrence
Kansas City Times
Indignant Bundle Triggers Railway Carriage Clash
An aged Indy protests as Lord Middleton, a nearsighted nobleman, attempts to shove a bundle onto the rack crowding a corner seat in a railway carriage. The incident unfolds with the nobleman grabbing the object and causing disturbance.
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Middleton
Indy
A Startler Vouches for Noted Incident in Pall Mall Gazette
A Pall Mall Gazette correspondent recounts a scene on a public transport vehicle. A young woman with a fretful baby laments the burden of illness and the prospect of medical care, mentioning smallpox and seeking rest amid crowded surroundings.
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Pall Mall
Gizette
Bipper
How to glaze a ham with egg yolk breadcrumbs and cream
The method describes brushing a cold ham with beaten egg yolk, then coating thickly with finely powdered breadcrumbs pressed on firmly. Finally brush with thick cream and bake to form a brown crust like a delicious glaze.
Dispute over disgrace shadows a noted philosopher
Falco’s remark on how disgrace attaches to knowledge raises questions about memory and legitimacy. The line suggests that public shame can persist even when the source is contested, prompting reflection on truth and social judgment.
A Good Citizen and a Sun Claim by Prof Langely
A description of a good citizen praises pride in hometown and support for local paper while avoiding greed, paying debts, preserving modest comforts, and respecting family life. Prof Langely discusses solar heat, noting Earth receives a tiny fraction of the sun’s power and coal supplies could not last a second of solar output.
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Prof. Langely
Pennsylvania
Seasonal Advice On Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
A seasonal editorial urges readers to stock Chamberlain's Cough Remedy before winter and start use at once when a cold begins. The piece praises the remedy as widely known and superior to others, advocating prompt treatment to prevent settlement in the system.
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Spear Drug Co
Milliner Agent for Edward B Grossman & Co
Chicago tailor offers cuits jackets waists capes furs and other garments and serves as agent for the Delineator.
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Edward B. Grossman & Co
Chicago
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