Aplington News Roundup Promises New Hotel Yet Jobs Rise
Fifty shares at one hundred dollars each are offered to fund a five thousand dollar brick hotel in Aplington. Wm Kirkpatrick reports quick sales and builders Arends and Kramer plan a 60 by 80 foot two story solid brick structure. Fire at the Monroe Central creamery damaged Wo Lenus household goods with insured loss. The town stays busy with construction, repairs, and new industry amid a recovering post fire scene.
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Aplington
Wm. Kirkpatrick
Arends & Kramer
Monroe Central Creamery
Wo. Lenus
J.griffith
Spencer
Jno. Clark
Franzens House
Ackley
Dreyer Bros
Rosa Groathuis
Peoria
Illinois
DeNeul
H. Cramer
Prade
Hi. Cramer
J. P. Arends
Hartman
Steamboat Rock
Mannea Tobias
E. Y. Royce
Local Notes From Armstrong And Surrounding Areas
Miss Bessie Wilkinson returns from Armstrong IA where she attended school Ed Millstugle teaches in Haze Green district Milk receipts at creameries rise Gilad of Sb visits Iowa Falls on business Raven's Stock Food advertised to purify blood regulate kidneys cure worms and sours for horses Rocky Mountain Tea promotes vigor for weak children Dr Will's Witch Hazel Salve marketed by J Nix as cure for piles sores and skin diseases
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Bessie Wilkinson
Armstrong
Iowa
Dr. Will
J. M. Nix
The Brain and Its Limitless Development Theory
A New York Journal piece argues that the brain can develop without limits through exercise, comparing mental growth to muscle training. It cites anecdotes of memory feats, Houdini, language learners, and a boy in a store, then discusses brain cells and atoms, urging readers to keep their bodies fit to avoid brain fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Twenty-third Street
New York City
Houdla
Aay
Meinert
New York Journal
The Practical Joke and Turquoise Mines Across Ages
This brief collection notes the cruel lineage of practical jokes, cites Woman's Home Companion on the harm they cause, and mentions Persia and Saxony turquoise mines famed for eight centuries. It threads a social critique with a passing reference to old metropolitan chatter and gem lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam
Persia
Saxony
The Deafness Cure and Millinery Ad Notice
Local applications claim deafness results from an inflamed ear tube and catarrh. They offer Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 prize for incurable cases and promote Hall's Family Pills. An advertisement ends with a millinery prompt to visit ANwA Loosa for attractive hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney &Co
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