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Newspaper
Washburn Times
Location
Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1920
Page
6
A tribute to Congressman Nelson of Grantsburg in the Superior district. The piece lauds his first term leadership in the house, honesty, steadfast convictions, and vow to remain true to beliefs rather than yield to opportunism. It argues he deserves re election by large majorities.
The Duluth News Tribune extols Mr. Nelson as a hardworking, fair, and respected leader who devotes himself to the St. Lawrence River project and district causes. It lauds Mr. Werden as a well liked, capable man with strong support across the Twelfth Senatorial District. Also notes Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burt visiting Bayview farm and a aside on ancient British box hedges linked to Pliny the Younger.
Walter Duffy of Moquah is seen by many as running on the Republican ticket against party norms. Supporters urge voters to back C. H. Werden, a longtime regular Republican, in the primaries.
Snakes shed their skin several times a year to allow growth. Their skin does not expand with body growth, so when it becomes tight the old skin is discarded.
A wife gifts her husband a silver pig charm and quips that she already brings luck, prompting a playful exchange about happiness and his need for luck with her presence. The exchange reflects light domestic humor in a bygone voice.
Dr. David Fairchild proposes a new cemetery concept a grand library like burial ground with alcoves and vaults preserving family records photos voices and moving pictures. The idea aims to make the dead live on through phonographic archives and private viewing rooms establishing a permanent link between generations.
A London family Christmas Eve dinner ends with a sudden distress scene among Dorothy and Mrs Brown's relatives. Mr Brown reveals the culprit was horseradish not poison, delivering a grimly calm explanation. Also found is a leather purse with a Yale key. owner must prove property and pay for this ad.
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