Custer Lodge No. 21 Regular Meetings Statement
The record lists officers and members tied to Custer Lodge No 21 Challis inviting visiting Brothers in good standing to regular Saturday night meetings at 8 in their ball. John Stephens N G and J G Pinseia Secretary noted.
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Custer Lodge NO
Challis
John Stephens
N. G
J. G. Pinseia
Silver Leaf Renewal Lodge No
Olof of
Custer
Odd Fellows
A. P
C. P
Geo
E. Keyes
Congregations Church Challis Meeting Schedule
Regular meetings at the Congregations Church in Challis with services each Sunday at 11 00 a m and 7 30 p m Sabbath School at 2 00 p m Weekly Christian Endeavor on Thursday at 7 30 p m Rev R S Nickerson pastor.
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Congregations Church
Challis
M. Christian Endeavor
Rev
Nickerson
Inanimate Things and the Hidden Humor of Objects
A playful essay notes that ordinary items like a blotter pad and a two inch pencil can exhibit humor via practical jokes. A desk pad reappears in the middle of the desk after a cleaning, and a missing pencil drops onto the page as if from the head of the observer. The piece reflects on the idea that inanimate objects may possess a mischievous sense of humor.
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Sri
Rimesel Lord
Train of hard tack shipped for Cuba invasion
A train load of hard tack from Atlanta factories was sent to Tampa for the army to invade Cuba. The government contract requires immediate readiness at Tampa, signaling an early invasion date. Black's candy and Lewis' cracker factories produced the supply, initially set at 100000 pounds and later raised to 200000 to meet demand.
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Atlanta
Tampa
Cuba
Black
Lewis’ Cracker
Oply
Tuberculosis in Fish Reported by French Scientists
French bacteriologists report tuberculosis can be transmitted to fish and proves fatal quickly to them. The bacilli from fish kill fast whether derived from humans rabbits hens or previously infected fish. Fish bacilli have little effect when injected into rabbits and fowls, suggesting attenuation in the colder fish environment.
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St. Louis
Blizzard Brings Joy to Eskimo Visitors in City
Two young Eskimo girls Arimarhoke and Zakshner, ages in foster care with Captain Bruce, delighted New York as a blizzard hit. They played outside in ice and snow while indoors residents huddled in wraps. Zakshner sewed a doll, and Arimarhoke visited the Museum of Natural History and arsenal, enjoying snow like the bears in their cages.
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Central Park
Ice
West Thirty-ninth Street
Whmer W. Bruce
Arimarhoke
Zakshner
Arimarhokel
Zakeriner
Capt. Bruce
Artmarhoke
Museum of Natural History
Zokeriier
Artharboke
Arsenal
Zakstiner
Silk Hat Band Burglaries Alarm Paris Police
Paris police report a new burglary gang in the Charonne district famed for stylish dress and silk hats. Members enter cases in daylight posing as refined dandies, using false keys to ransack homes and leaving notes signed by the Silk Hat Band. Over 40 burglaries last week are attributed to the group.
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Paris
Charonne
Vic~ Tims
Chicago Evening News
The Typewriter's Spread Across Courts and Lands
A New York Herald quote extols the typewriter as a universal tool, noting its reach from polar expeditions to royal courts. It claims vast adoption, including two costly machines in Russia and royal use in Spain, with wide European penetration cited.
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Earth
Afries
Lieut
Peary
Polar
Siberian Enews
Maisie
Queen
Evar
Russia
Spain
Europe
Herald
Doctor and son joke about father’s ailment
A Chicago Tribune snippet shows a doctor asking about the father and a child quipping that he fears he is getting appendicitis. The light exchange captures a humorous moment in a medical setting.
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Johans
Chicago
Witty Quotations Burst From Various Papers
A collage of humorous snippets from papers like Yonkers Statesman and Philadelphia Record quotes actors, detectives, and daily life. Jests touch on minor officers, romantic misreads, phantom parties, scales at butchers, and a dental visit gone awry.
Foreign Servants Reflect Cosmopolitan Taste in Domestic Life
A St. Louis Republic column notes how American households increasingly employ servants from distant countries. It cites Chinese and Japanese cooks, East Indian tea service, Turkish corners, Alsatian and Russian staff, and Egyptian cigarettes, all in fashionable homes. The piece pokes fun at global intrigue and national self perception.
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Lave
California
New York
Aleo
St. Louis Republic
Dinckemith and the King in the Hungarian audience
In a royal Danube palace Francis Joseph signs a blacksmith’s photograph to preserve a memory after the man asks for signatures for his children. The queen is absent, and the king humorously returns the pencil and later his signature. The smith then asks for the pencil again.
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Dinckemith
Danube
Francis Joseph
Hungary
San Francisco
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