Clerical News and Vatican Finances Across Europe
The piece notes Dr. Walter W. Webb’s unanimous election as bishop coadjutor to Bishop Lea Nicholson in Milwaukee. It adds Rev A Loyd’s sermon anecdote at St Ambrose Birmingham and remarks on England’s oldest clergyman Rev Join Edward Kempe. It mentions Reno cathedral plans, Dr. William M. Zaring’s 52 years in ministry, Henry Francis Lyle’s memorial church, and Pope Pius’ Vatican debt collection with a $25,000 owed by a marquis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Webb
Neshotah College
Lea Nicholson
Milwaukee Episcopal Diocese
A.loyd
St Ambrose Church
Birmingham
England
Edward Kempe
Edward
Nevada
Sacramento
Reno
William M. Zaring
Indiana Conference
Grace Church
Gianapolis
Henry Francis Lyle
Nica
Devonshire
Finhermes
Pope Pius
Vatican
Pope Leo
Doings Of Some People In A Small Town News Copy
Mrs. Clara Curtis aged 74 once mayor of Cimarron Kane credited with saving the city from bankruptcy through her management. She died last September and declined a fourth term due to deafness. Five men were arrested at Reno Nevada for a mail order fraud offering ten cent degrees from a fictitious Cromwell Simon State University. A. J. Seaman an eccentric Omaha bond buyer living on nine cents a day receives hundreds of marriage inquiries by post cards sending one cent per response. An Indian on Coeur d Alene brought ten thousand Belgian hares to the reservation harming nearby farms as locals fear bad luck from rabbit killings. A. C. Thompson Seattle carves a grizzly bear statue to be placed over the grave of R. Shadesty a prominent northern Indian who died December 17 1903 leaving 600 for the monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Curtis
Cimarron, Kane
Curtis
Reno
Nev
Cromwell
Simon State University of
A. J. Seaman
Omaha
Seaman
Coeur d’Alene
A. C. Thompson
Seattle
Alaska
R. Shadesty
North
Coffee blamed for malaria like ailments in Denver letter
A Denver reader claims years of chills fever and headaches were caused by coffee loading the liver with bile. After quitting coffee and switching to Postum the headaches digestion and memory improved for the writer and her daughter. The letter credits Postum with relief and urges others to read The Road to Wellville by the Postum Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Immaculate Hands and the Cordial Hand Clasp
Margaret E. Sangster offers a 1906 guide to pretty hands stressing white, dimpled hands with clean nails. It covers care, gloves, manicure tools, stain removal, and a balanced handshake, favoring warm sincerity over ostentation and urging grace in daily tasks and polite public behavior.
Some Beauty Notes for Hands and Skin Care
Sensible young readers should use a mop for washing dishes to keep hands soft. Gloves protect against callous spots during housework, and old gloves can be worn on sweeping days. Wash the face with cleansing cream, then remove with a soft cotton towel. A morning or postwork splash of toilet water on the forehead and cheeks freshens the skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eliot
Dorothea
Middlemarch
Raphael
Marjorie
India
Yong
Mme, Hebe
Chicago
An Oily Skin Diet and Care Guidelines
An oily skin indicates a poor diet and requires avoiding fatty foods strong coffee and rich vianda. Begin with fruit and mineral water in the morning and include green salads. Use stimulating and astringent washes to restore tone to the glands. Refrain from alcohol camphor and ammonias as they over dry the skin.
Wrapper for a Baby in Pink Peau de Soie
A sweet baby wrapper of pink peau de sole with no collar. It features Ram nightingale sleeves and white rit bons at the neck. Edges are peatloped and embroidered with buttonhole stitch.
Deadly Chicken Mite: How to Fight the Pests
The Farmers' Review warns that chicken mites, tiny yet destructive, invade cracks in poultry houses and can kill chicks. It advises matched lumber, sealed joints, movable roosts, frequent nest material changes, and kerosene washes or sprays to control the infestation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers‘ Review
Adulterated beeswax warns beekeepers to inspect shipments
The editor explains wax adulteration where tallow or paraffin taints shipments. A barrel from a beekeeper proved impure with pitch, crude oil, rosin, and other waxy substances. Honest salesmen aside, buyers should test each cake as paraffin wax can pass for first grade and chewing proves it.
Winter feed for hens from Monroe county poultryman
A Monroe county Wisconsin poultryman outlines a winter feeding plan for laying hens. The regimen uses equal parts bran corn and oats mashed with warm water, occasional poultry food, boiled potatoes carrots and mangel wurzels for flavor, then a grain mix fed among straw. Evening meal centers on corn and buckwheat with ample water oyster shells and grit. Cabbage or scalded clover hay provides greens, and oats are highlighted as best for eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe County
Wis
Orange Judd
Don’t Shut Out the Sunlight
Essay notes how covering a broken window with boards blocks sun and warmth. It argues sunlight keeps fowls happy and thrifty, and hens seek sunny south-facing sites to bask in sun rays.
Avoid Stimulants in Mash for Fowl Health
Do not include cayenne pepper ginger or other powerful stimulants in the mash. These stimulants will impair fowl vitality and increase susceptibility to disease over time.
Embarrassed Groom Disrupts Quiet Wedding Scene
The Baltimore Sun recounts a comical wedding mishap as the groom, flustered and ill at ease, struggles with vows and garland while the bride remains calm. A minister urges patience as vows are finally spoken amid amused whispers from onlookers.
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Margaret E. Sangster
Joseph B. Bowles
Amy
Jess
Lucy
Fannie
Douglas
John
Baltimore Sun
St. Mr. Brakes
Mr.Genus Oir
Fortune Crevelanl
Annalia
Heaven
Sporting Times
Topica._e
Puck
Dird
Ea We
Hilde
Anderech Bros
Winneapolis
Jewr
Andersoh
Minne Neapolle
Castoria
York
Carters
Iver
Bears
Price
Dicsaoe
Mecuianturer
Opringfield
Zax
Rome
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