Suburban Contest Sees Many Local Society Members Voting
A lively fundraising vote runs through July with no deadline extension. Local lodges and organizations including Maccabees, Catholic Ladies, Caledonia Sibyls, Foresters, Daughters of America, and more rally members to subscribe to The Mirror. Candidates urge timely support, promising prize incentives and a dramatic final count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlon Wayland
Ladies of the Maccabees
W. Cusie
Catholic Ladies of Obie
T. J. Davies
Tribe Offensive
Alberta Neal
Pyibain Sisters
Caledonia
Victor Jump
Jacob Weber
Companions of Foresters
MM. L. Alexander
Daughters of America
Marlonix
Mirror
Ozarks
Antone
Han
Hsta
Competiol
P. Ws
Theu
Plano
The Sterling piano player dominates the new instrument scene
The article extols the Sterling plane player combining upright piano and player functions. It claims it enables any user to perform like a master without musical training, with pedal and mute-roll features, simple operation, and durable design. It highlights its architectural appeal and universal appeal for lodge rooms.
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Lie Pinto
Ulls
Local Mirror Voting Rules for Ladies and Gentlemen Contest
A noisy ballot notice outlines rules for a Mirror newspaper contest awarding diamonds or a trophy. It specifies eligibility through lodge or group membership, balloting from the Mirror, advance subscriptions, and the right to reject entrants. It warns proper coupon completion and outlines prize handling and vote counting procedures.
Longest Lived Race Among European Peoples
The Norwegians are the longest lived of the European peoples and the Spaniards the shortest. The average duration of life in these countries is as follows: Norway 49 England 48 Belgium 44 Switzerland 44 France 42 Austria or Germany 39 Italy 39 Bavaria 36 and Spain 3.
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Norway
England
Helgium
Mwwiteerland
France
Austria Or
Germany
Italy
Bavaria
Spain
The Emperor's Motto and Animal Tongue Tales
A fragment describes the emperor of Japan with a mirror crystal and sword on state occasions and quotes Know thyself and Be pure and shine as messages. It notes dangerous animal tongues, citing a lion that could kill by licking, and mentions spined tongues among the seal family with recurving cartilage.
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Japan
Atrang
Caspian Sea
Noah
Moves
Aaron
Lot
Satan
Unbreakable Crockery Promises Hardened Tableware
A Belgian factory offers crystal-like dinnerware that resembles normal china but can endure extreme temperature shocks. A hardened dish substitutes for a hammer to drive nails, and the ware survives boiling water then ice water repeatedly with no damage. It has served a Belgian town for a decade with few accidents.
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Picoente
Blunders of Authors Across Classic Works Noted
A reflective column examines authors errors in historical texts with examples from Kipling, Bulwer-Lytton, Wilkie Collins, and others. It highlights misapplied nautical terms, astronomical inaccuracies, and implausible scene details while acknowledging forgiving readers and noting how writers sometimes err for effect.
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Ley
Themaelven
Kipting
Dinah Shad
Humphrey Ward
Mite Ward
Kingsley
Ovenra
Alton Locke
Ruskin
Yolo
Lourdes
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Sarah Cusic
Pla
Lee Swick
Canby Lodge
K. of PL
George Olan
Luelen
Kosciusko
Odd Fellows
Harvey T. Davis
George Magemann
Wayside Lodge
Clarence HH
Galleher, Jr
Ottis Wolat
Woodmen of the World
Harry Mason
Fred Wilson
Marion Bane Ball Club
William Strawser
Modern Woodmen of America
Lay White
Cregoent Lodge
Pathfinders
Mike Moran
Brotherhood of Railway
Trainmon
Pic Metoburt
Porestora
Ory
the Mirror
G. W. Baker
Nelson & Sons
G. W
Preston
Casle
Voio
G. W. Baker’s
Mrs. Cush
Ladiee
Ohio
Pohey
Hull
Vietor Jump
Mika Alberta News
Caledonia Alan
Daily Mirror
Mirror Wee
Hne Als
Vaeereene Tone
Seeeenrens Rt
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Eanen
Vous
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Petendenee
Weekly Mirror
Thamsely
Wilkle Coliins
Hitler Hageard
King Solomon's Mines
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Toouwner
Coleridge
Diety
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Lounsbury
Mathewson Oxford
E. P. Reed
John Stoll
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