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Newspaper
Washburn Times
Location
Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
8
Fred Morke buys a Studebaker touring car. For sale a Deering team mover. Carl Martin Kosberg 816 R1 and Miss Delia Hanson have rheumatism. Oscar Rolla and Mrs Rolla of Washburn were married in Duluth to Ethel Holmes. couple to reside in Duluth.
WANTED Berry pickers call O C Hagen Farm phone number 804 R 3. Theron Loveland of Minneapolis was a business visitor in the city during the past week. Mrs A W MacLeod and children are visiting Mrs MacLeod's folks in Oregon Illinois.
A column by Fox Bros advises seeking an older physician for minor ailments and drug guidance. It emphasizes careful self care and professional consultation to avoid unsafe remedies.
Mr and Mrs John Edwards of Spooner were in town for a short visit during the past week. A number of Railway Employees from the city attended a meeting held at Spooner during the same period.
Mr and Mrs Carl J Luken of Milwaukee camped at Memorial Park this past week Miss Agnes Fromholtz of Ashland was a weekend guest at Miss Nora Olsons home Miss Eileen Anderson travels to Chippewa Falls for vacation visiting relatives A group from this city attended a dance at Port Wing Lundgren hall Vivian attended Appleton for college last year August Wood and family prepare to move to Duluth selling household goods move will take them away from the area Their many friends will miss them
Mr and Mrs Martin Sundeen and son Bobby of Spooner visited in the city during the past week. Mrs Eva Erickson heads to Minneapolis and Duluth for vacation visits. Mrs Eva Aldrich and children of Duluth visited at the Posey residence. Mrs Ole Shirley and daughter Dorothy plan a summer in Drummond with Mr Shirley. Harry Sagen travels to Athens Ind for agricultural studies. John O Sullivan to Minneapolis for wedding attendance of Benj Bredeson.
Health agents Fox Bros outline a program linking happiness to well being. The outreach emphasizes health as a foundation for positive living and enduring contentment.
Louis Duffy of Superior visited the city to adjust rates for Catholic Order of Foresters members. Glasier auto repair shop expands, drawing work from across the county. Jack Maxey, back from UW, to join University geology work in Grandview this summer. Vera Thompson and Bernice Marks return from Appleton after Lawrence College term. they will spend vacation with parents. Edward Arseneau, son of Mr and Mrs Ed Arseneau, hospitalized at St Joseph's in Ashland after appendicitis. recovering well. FOR SALE Garberg farm 80 acres with cattle horse and implements. prime Bayfield county land offered by W A Robinson. cash needed for deal.
Headline notes a general store for feed poultry and bee keeper supplies. All goods sold for cash plus ten percent. A sales pitch asks farmers if their cows and chicken are paying well and invites questions to explain how.
The piece argues that mental habit and subconscious processes govern most daily actions. It notes the subconscious relieves conscious thinking, and that many routine acts occur without conscious consideration.
Travelers note neat streets in France as women and children sweep cobblestones each morning with twig besoms. No sidewalks in many towns, yet cleanliness is voluntary not mandated by law, reflecting a natural civic instinct.
Bootleg liquor began as liquor secretly carried in moonshiners boots to evade tax. The term bootlegger described the man who distilled and sold it, later broadening to any unlawful liquor sale.
The Lancet advises city workers returning from country week ends to skip the midday meal on Monday to avoid digestive strain. The piece notes weekend leisure raises well being and appetite, risking overindulgence when the work week resumes.
A steady blue flame signals perfect combustion with full heat and no waste. It shows air to gas ratio yields complete heat development. A yellow flame means partial gas consumption and energy waste.
A Southern Bavaria family of 11 reportedly went insane after spiritualist trials. Neighbors discovered them after they destroyed furniture and prepared to offer an infant as a sacrifice to the "spirit of pure light," per Scientific American.
A neighbor's child refused singing, saying the lullaby makes her more awake while asking for quiet. The speaker admits unfamiliarity with children and lacking a voice to carry a tone amid the moment.
A narrator notes an unusual finding as a character reveals a rarer version of the New Testament tucked away before reading the Twenty third Psalm. The moment hints at a private, possibly antique text with unknown provenance.
London chief magistrate Sir Chartres Biron once spoke of tact and recounted a Scottish minister addressing a condemned man. The minister asked Donald if he felt ready for the gallows, the hangman, and the rope, prompting a grim moment in a Chicago Herald report.
The text notes boxwood, once produced from Turkish and Persian sources, is now hard to obtain and costly. It mentions an annual use of about 8,000 tons in the country, highlighting the material shortage impacting engraving work.
A customer complains to a waiter that a sausage contains a chunk of wood. He demands service with the dog but refuses to eat the kennel, signaling a dispute during a dining service.
Uncle Hiren counsels the son to show the same energy for steady work as for playing craps, urging consistent effort and focus on regular duties over gambling.
A terse note expresses willingness to knock on doors but refuses to go through a turnstile citing protest conditions and personal prerogatives during a strike period.
A witty note on modern art slang says the saying pretty as a picture now applies without falsehood to a homely girl. The author muses on how progress in art endows plain beauty with vivid charm.
Quote notes a Dryden idea that men resemble children in a broader life stage. It reflects on maturation and human development in a concise philosophical line.
An Oakland California firm plans to spend at least 80000 dollars to erect eight acre campgrounds for touring motorists. The bungalettes, wood dwellings with one or two rooms, include sinks running water electric lights and two burner gas stoves for nightly or long term stays up to fifteen years.
The Spring Beauty is a common post snow flower with delicate pink petals. Each petal bears hair like lines of deep pink thought to guide insects to the central honey sac. The slender stalk supports two slim leaves and a cluster of tiny buds on threadlike stems.
Historic English houses dating to the sixteenth century are being imported for sale near New York. An English firm showcases dismantled rooms in a London display to lure American buyers, who have houses rebuilt and reassembled in the original setting with careful packing and expert assembly.
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