Christmas visitors and departures noted in Ainsworth
Wiley Anderson from Oklahoma visits his parents in town for Christmas. Norman and James Bean go to Fairfield to spend the holiday with their sister. Mrs. Trotter visits her mother Mrs. Norton in Washington. Mrs. Schmitz of Chicago visits Mrs. Chihak. The Misses White, Stearns, and Richards stay home for holidays. Campbell of Wallfield and wife depart for Washington after visiting McCreedy. Margaret Coffman returns home from Ruth Simpson visit. Edna Moore returns from Cedar Rapids to her home. Mrs. Carden of Orage visits her parents. Hardin siblings arrive to spend Christmas with J. R. Hardin. Mrs. Easter departs for Burlington. Dr. M. E. Anderson of Chicago visits parents for Christmas. M. J. Olds returns from Lenox after funeral of sister Geo Paschel.
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Ainsworth
Harry
Carrie Moore
Jean Carden
Orage
Alex Clegey
Thomas Hardin
C. A. Whitlock
Lancaster
J. R. Hardin
T. J. Easter
Burlington
M. E. Anderson
Chicago
W. H. Anderson
M. J. Olds
Lenox
Iowa
Geo, Paschel
All Must Share Burdens Warns of Shared Sacrifices
A call for communal sacrifice stresses that burdens should be shared by all, not spared by the poor or weak. The message urges collective responsibility and equitable use of resources to meet common needs.
One View of Marriage in a Divorce Rich Nation
In this country many divorces are granted suggesting some people treat marriage like vaccination not always successful. The article uses satire to compare marital failure rates to public health results and comments on social views of marriage.
Drink and Idleness Endanger Society in Towns
A London Outlook piece argues intemperance stems from boredom as much as weakness of will. It contends a mind fully occupied reduces excess and notes the worst drinking in stagnant provincial towns.
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London
Heart to Heart Talks by Edwin A Nye
A tale extols a man who lived honestly and died poor. He saved to buy a home funded his children's schooling and supported neighbors. He never lied paid debts worked hard and spent little on luxuries. His life is presented as noble and truly successful without wealth.
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Witty
How to Train a Puppy in Gentle Discipline
The article advises careful training of puppies, noting training happens anywhere learning occurs. It compares puppies to children, stresses humane punishment, and warns against harsh methods or starting with the whip to avoid spoiling temperament.
How to Avoid Burning Sauces and Mackay Remembers Messengers
A guide explains keeping sauces from burning by using a large marble or custard milk and stirring as they cook. In New York on December 24 Clarence H. Mackay, president of the Postal Telegraph company, sent a woolen sweater to every messenger boy employed by his company in America, about 5,000 in number.
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Mackay
New York
Clarence H. Mackay
Postal Telegraph Company
America
Eagles Invitation Dance At Eagles Hall
An invitation dance will be held at Eagles Hall Monday night the 26th. Invitations go to ladies and gentlemen, with ladies expected to accompany an invited gentleman or hold a special invitation. 6512 Some.
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Eagles
Eagles Hall
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