Washington Wedding Recalls Bertha Brindley
The ceremony at Mrs. G. W. Waes daughter Bertha Brindley’s home was attended by sixty five guests. Reverend J. Reade McCrory officiated during a short elegant service and a four course dinner followed with Mr. Frank Brindley and family among the guests.
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Bertha
Frank Brindiercii
J. Reade McCrory
Carolyn Hamilton
Sanderson
Bohm
Maurine McLaughlin
Edith Botlean
M. OB. Dicken
Ollie Turner
George Stewart
W. R. Cambridge
Frank Brindley
Homer Darbyshire
G. W. Hay
Esther Hay
R. J. Patterson
Catharine Jane Hull
Margaret Sexton
Florence Brookhart
Winifred Allen
Frances Thomas
Helen Carson
Poole
Washington
Minneapolis
Elia Brindley Miller
Frank
Iowa Southern Utilities Company
Manitou
Colorado
J. A. Work
South Avenue F
Sunset Park
Minnenapolis
Minnesota
Ottumwa
Lucille Montgomery
Chicago
Illinois
Howard McCleery
George Gallup
Iowa City
Iowa
D. W. Warfel
Pasadena
California
St. Louis
Missouri
River fall eases Sandy Hook road repairs near Brighton Bridge
Correspondent Mary Badger reports the river slowly subsiding though still high at Sandy Hook. Joe Wolf began rebuilding washouts on the road near the Brighton Bridge hoping for soon reopening. Badgers at Belle Glade confirm W H Badger as postmaster. A sister-in-law letter dated Sept 23 from R J Badger describes surviving a blast with minor damages to a window and ceiling while the garage and car remained intact.
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Sandy Hook
Joe Wolf
Brighton Bridge
Belle Glade
Fix
Palm Beach
W. H. Badger
T. M. Schilling
R. J. Badger
No Worse After Incident In Palm Beach Thanks All
The report notes relief that injuries are not severe as speakers in Palm Beach express gratitude and thankfulness following the incident. No further details provided.
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W. Palm Beach
Bankers’ lax lending mocks at convention
A western banker with limited English quips at a bankers convention that bankers are too lax in loaning money. He suggests the trade is too lenient in approving loans, remarking humorously about the bankers’ laxness.
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Ua Pankers Las
Capper's Weekly
Dangers of Acetene Torch Eye Injury Warning
The Acetene torch flame can injure the eye the brighter it is. If the flame is so bright that you can see its outline on the retina, wear goggles. The eye damage may be permanent, and the effect is similar to staring at the sun.
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Will
Miss Reed
Belle Glade
Moore Haven
Mane
Miami
Florida
The Goat A Schoolboy's Essay
A schoolboy essay discusses goats with simple observations on size and naming. He notes a female goat called a nanny and a young goat called a kid, claims goats eat many things, and praises his father as a good man. The piece ends with a summary of goats and a personal anecdote.
Forming Our Opinion Dean Inge Quote
An old quotation attributed to Dean Inge on forming opinions. It notes people repeat others' statements and cling to them because they themselves have voiced them.
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Dean Inge
Superstitions About Twins Across Tribes
The passage notes twins are often feared and considered uncanny among Indians and were sometimes harmed, with belief in occult power. It mentions Oregon and other coast tribes and describes the perception that one or both twins could be abnormal and killed.
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Oregon
Coast Tribes
Tron Mountain Unveils Hematite Rich Iron Ore Deposits
In St. Francois county Missouri the isolated Tron Mountain rises 1.07 percent feet above sea level and stands 200 feet above the neighboring valley. It lies 82 miles south of St. Louis along the Tron Mountain railroad and contains deposits of specular hematite iron ore.
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Tron Mountain
St. Francois Mountains
St. Francois County
St. Louis
Happiness in Small Things
Quote by Coleridge on happiness being built from tiny pleasures and fleeting feelings, noting life’s joy comes from minute fractions of thought and emotion.
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Coleridge
Hope of Spring Delights Us Beyond Visible Realities
Hamerton contrasts spring’s allure as a sensation and hope rather than a seen fact. He notes softer air longer days and the gentle sounds and scents of spring that comfort us after harsh winter weeks.
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Hamerton
Pride and blindness in seeking cures, warned by La Roche
The quote argues that pride blinds the mind to remedies for miseries and faults. It suggests pride prevents recognizing cures and solace, warning against overconfidence and self-deception in seeking relief from afflictions.
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Hien
Wonrieh
Perseverance Wins Its The Way A Man Sticks To A Thing
An inspirational aside urging perseverance and avoiding quitting. Cites that many succeed at the last moment by not letting go. Attributed to Farrington stressing steadfast effort.
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Farrington
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Rotary Club
Detrick
Elsie Glassburner
Blanche Norris
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Mildred Voss
Lela Anderson
Elsie Moser
Frances Grannaman
Florence Cunningham
Edna Lewis
J. G. Maxwell
Parent and Teacher Association
McGee
Frank Haney
Noble Grand Circle
D. N. Haney
Marie Rittler
Sam Hout
M. E. Church
Verne Jay
Pageant
Mary Badger
E. M. Bridges & Co. Millinery and Gift Shoppe
South Side Square
Pride
Klein Klothing Ko
the New Shoe Store
Marion Avenue
Ed Fox
Fox
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Hoc Cal
BL & N.W
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Fox & Dewey
A. F.atchison
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McKay
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