Fox and Rabbit reflect on envy and contentment in a woodland tale
In a hushed forest scene Jack Rabbit and Mister Fox discuss life lessons from a favorite story about a flower that longs for the lake. A fairy grants the wish, the flower ends up submerged and degrades, teaching that envy does not guarantee happiness and that contentment lies where one is.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Rabbit
Mister Fox
Harry
Lake
Uus
Rabbit
Nerienre
McChire
Nina Kitten
Local Happenings in New Hartford Oct. Visit Notes
New Hartford residents report visits and travels including Mrs Ed Strong of Burns Run with her parents Mr and Mrs Ed Fitch Rev WH Allshouse from Rudd visits the Ensign family. Beets harvest planned, and several locals travel or move, with church and Masonry events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hartford
Ed. Strong
Burns, Run
Myr
Ed. Fitch
WH. Allshouse
Rudd
Ensign
M. E
Philo
Paulger
Cedar Falls
Berninghausen
Marble Rock
Sarah Knipe
Orpha Burns
Oregon
D. H. Wick
Security Savings Bank
J. W. Moran
Gladys
Adolph Whipple
South Dakota
P. W. Peterson
Finchford
Peter Larsen
Caren Bates
Bradley
B. J. Dunham
J. H. McKinder
Andrew Anderson
Dike
Scott Murray
Mysteries of
Masonry
Beaver Lodge
J. G. Evans
Omaha
Partridge
George Dennis
Walter Miller
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Sage and Sulphur hair dye promising gray hair darkening and fuller, shinier locks after one or two applications. It claims lasting color and relief from dandruff and thinning hair with a quick, dramatic transformation. The ad notes sale by JOW. Taggart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Taggart
Center Point Notes on Local People and Events
Miss Hazel Perley, assistant high school principal, enjoyed a long weekend with Mrs. George Perley of tidisnala. Glen Hoglan, nine, son of t RK Heelan, is recovering from a serious operation in Cedar Rapids. The Douglas McDonnell Beier of Warerua visited town, settlements with several persons secured right of way for an interurban rally, and David Davar is building a cement watch along Vine street. Funeral services were held for Jackson Hoglan at Green's Grove church. he was father to Ad. Hoslan and Nick Kow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Point
Hazel Perley
P Cipal
George Perley
Tidisnala
Glen Hoglan
T. RK. Heelan
Cedar Rapids
Nossett
al Manpaban
Dollie McDonnell Beier
Warerua
Cecay Xo
Northern Railwas
Urbana
David Davar
Vine Street
Messrs
C. B. Robinson
Wr Wright
Jackson Hoglan
Chureh Oat Green
Mr. Hoglan
Ad. Hoslan
Nick Kowa
Fen Hintebins
PAW
Acliose Home
Residents and visitors share a busy Mt Auburn week
Mt Auburn Illinois October 6 activity includes Mrs L B Spencer returning from Montana after a visit with Mrs Hayward. Locals Mr and Mrs Worthing of Vinton and others visit in nearby homes. Several town residents travel to Cedar Rapids Vinton Waterloo and other spots while old soldiers reunion draws crowds.
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Mt. Auburn
L. B.spencer
Montana
Hayward
J. Moulton
Kansas
Winton
Geo. Moulton
Windmiller
Vinton
York
C. F. Todd
Washturn
Sarah Oppelt
Aitkin, Minn
Ella Hall
Phillin Frank
Cord
Cross
Urbana
Messman
Cedar Rapids
Sam Rains
Baker
Baby
Garrison
L. R. Rogers
Jones
Black
Edgar
Humboldt
Ed. Weist
J. Q. Roberts
Eland
Wapello
Win. Graham
Dave Mackie
Usher
Elsie Till
Tmlanche Craig
Minnie Omburn
Ti. Leeman
Local Notes From Rockford and Surroundings
Pure Michell and sister Genevieve head to Cornell College in ML Vernon but return home due to sickness. Rev Jayne reassigned to Rockford charge for the coming year. Glend Squires wed Muriel Grove Inst Thiesav. Mr and Mrs Brownell visit from Harner City. Venrtel moved to a new residence. G A Lyon of Minneapolis did business in Rockford. Bruces prepare for Davenport home. Brace bought C W Yager store and took a position. Hert Mosher reports one of his best horses. Snyder and Carroth were paired at a local event. John Weeh’s barn and its contents noted.
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Rockford
Michell
Genevieve
Cornell Cellege
Vernon
Jayne
Glend Squires
Muriel Grove
M Mil Brownell
Minneapolis
M R.F. Bruce
Davenport
Clarence Brace
C. W. Yager Deag
Hert Mosher Dias
T.R. Snyder
Mie Cue
Miss Unea Carroth
John Weeh
Bari
Local Happenings Include Visits and Church Changes
Mitchell residents and visitors gather as Mrs. McAlurray of Des Moines promotes the Iowa Constitutional Amendment. Miss Ion Seaton nurses Mrs. Evans in Osage while Rev. O. M. Van Swearingen plans to resign after six years at Strawberry Point Congregational Church. St. Cordes family heads to Austin with nieces Gertrude Tesch and Della Indra visiting homes until Sunday noon.
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McAlurray
Des Moines
Lowa
Ion Seaton
Osage
Martha Evans
A. B. Luge
St. T. Cordes
Austin
Minn
Mies Gertrrude Tesch
Della Indra
O. M. van Swearingen
Congregational Church
Strawberry Point
Myr
Mother's Friend Promises Comfort for Expectant Mothers
A testimonial describes a widely used external remedy for pregnancy, claiming relief from abdominal and breast pain, nausea prevention, and easier delivery. It advertises Mother's Friend at $1.00 per bottle and directs readers to Waste Radio Regulator Co in Atlanta for supply information.
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Sis
Lamar Bidg
Atlanta
Waterloo to Erect Iowa’s Largest Hotel
Dubuque papers report Waterloo plans the state’s largest hotel eight stories high with 171 by 113 feet ground plan and 240 rooms. The Russell Lamson will be eight stories with 310 rooms. In Dubuque the Julian hotel site replaces the fire destroyed property.
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Waterloo
Dubuque
Iowa
Russell-Lamson
Minister denounces joint revivals as church business gimmick
Rev J E Johnson, assistant pastor of First Methodist, spoke to a large audience denouncing joint revivals as a mere business ploy. He argued churches should avoid fads and use practical methods, illustrating with the Waterloo Gasoline Engine plant scenario. An advertisement then promotes the College of Commerce Night School starting Oct 6 at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Johnson
First Methodist Church
College of Commerce
Rain totals and grass growth noted after warm spell
The government gauge at Ralph B. Slippy's home recorded .95 inches of rain from Saturday through Saturday night. Abundant moisture and warm temperatures have spurred strong grass growth and favorable fall feed conditions. The past three days have seen unusually high temperatures for the season.
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Ralph B. Slippy
Merital Rheumatism Powders Offered With Satisfaction Guarantee
The manufacturers authorize sale with a positive guarantee to relieve all rheumatism or refund the money. Presented as a fair proposition. Exclusive agency held by Red Cross Drug Co and Henderson Drug Co.
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Red Cross Drug Co
Henderson Drug Co
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Forget Ft
Mr. Fox
Alice
Aid Soviety
Christian Church
Jas Dleg
Rice Home
C. B. Arnett
Arnett
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Trailway Company
KR. H. Cumberland
John Frey
Anera House
D. C. Lusk
Nora Springs
Glenn Michell
L. A. Bowers
Harold Fullerton
Mitchell
J. D. Smith
J. F. Jones
Hampton
P. F. LeBaron
Lyle, Minn
Frank LeBaron
Colorado
O. O. Fink
Charles City
C. G. Voigt
W. H. Hoover
L. R. Rushlaw
B. J. Stokes
Win Evans
Cage
Garken
East Fonrth Street
Paul Davis
Evangelista
Service
Courier
Monarch
Central Paint Supply CO
Mutt Street
Owvzer Co
Towa
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