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Newspaper

Ackley World

Location

Ackley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1908

Page

3

Elijah and the Ravens in a Church Salary Standoff

A North Carolina preacher, Ton Francis B. Pinykes, famed for oratory, declines a higher Port City salary after a delegation offers 3 500 despite his 15 000 income and mansion. He cites the Bible and recalls the raven episode but notes no promise of divine provision for him.

North Catroliint Ton Francis B. Pinykes Wero Star of Grace Episcopal Church New New York Hawkes Bujah The

The Charter Oak Tale and a Theater of Hearsay

A fragmentary chronicle links Hartford’s Charter Oak legend to the 1687 seizure attempt by Andros and a subsequent civic vigil. The piece recounts the oak’s concealment by Captain Wadsworth, its long-standing guardian status for settlers and Indians, its fall on August 21, 1850, and the town’s somber response. It also tucks in a brief quip about a keen witness in a separate Youth’s Companion scene.

Wartford James Duke of York England Andros Connecticut Hartford Wadsworth Yost Kansas City Les Low

Model Servant, Master- Punch parody line

A distorted comic dialogue mimics a servant and master, referencing a club with an alley Baume and a book with a yellow cover. The piece plays on miscommunication and mock authority, ending with a shouted exclamation.

Allly Baume

Two Wise Ones and a Cold Rejection

A Chicago Record-Herald line recalls a scene where a young man removes cigars from his vest, places them on a plano, then opens his arms, but the young girl remains distant and coldly retorts that he has loved before.

Chicago Record-Herald

We Evidently Had One What is 4 pessimist pa

A garbled note from a New York Press item references a pessimist and a person who had a note. Fragmentary text suggests a discussion of an unnamed subject and origins in a New York publication.

Hs Wan New York Press

Moving Pictures Promote Modern Farming On Screen

An Omaha insurer demonstrates using the moving picture machine for agricultural education. Aimed at the national corn exposition in Omaha, he plans to film Illinois Iowa and Nebraska model farms showing seed time, harvesting, and post harvest processes with lectures while workers perform tasks. The display highlights the wheat drill self binder steam thrasher and grain handling from field to mill.

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Tin Can Clubs Grow Forests From Cans and Can Seeds

B H W Green of Monterey California promotes tin can clubs to supply new forests. He claims success planting tree seeds nuts and cuttings in cans and shows an eight year old oak and a thirty foot redwood. He advises tomato cans with holes and good earth to start trees and says roots free themselves as rust opens the can.

B. H W. Green Monterey Cal Boy United States Dakotas National Green

Taft Club of Fat Men Forms in Chicago Stockyards

The first fat man Taft club forms among stockyards giants in Chicago. Members must weigh at least 230 pounds. Prank T. Beveridge, 285 pounds, is president. Everett Jackson, 28, weighs 300 and keeps growing. The club pledges unity and backing for the Republican convention and its expansionist aims.

Taft Club Giants Chicago Prank T. Beveridge Commission Everett Jackson Union Stockyards

New Job For Women On Carmania Ship

The steamship Carmania will have a woman assistant for the purser to answer questions before sailing. Miss Catharine Leith is listed among passengers as a capable type and stature. The move may be adopted by other ocean liners seeking to assist passengers and speed inquiries.

Carmania Cu Hardling Mise Cath

Arcansaw Ode by Virginia Sprinter for London Games

An Olympic hopeful James Alcorn, a University of Virginia sprinter, writes a playful ode about yearning for Arkansaw as a fairyland. The poem contrasts enchanted lands with Arkansaw’s pines rivers and flowers, and ends with a nod to Memphis commerce as he departs for London.

Univerity Virginia James Alcorn London Tye Arkansaw

Education Aims at Character and Service.

A Dartmouth College commencement address by Rev. Dey Lyman Areott of New York argues that education ends in character and service, urging students to apply past truths to present needs and to respect historical roots while pursuing reform. The speaker cautions against discarding the theology and lessons of the past and emphasizes the responsibility of the current generation as trustees of all the ages to come.

Dey Lyman Areott New York Dartmouth College

The Regulated Combination Is a Modern Necessity

Seth Low asserts under the Sherman act most current business is unlawful and calls for regulation not prohibition. He argues carriers and farmers should cooperate under oversight to improve public service and industrial peace, warning that universal law drives intelligent, free men to combine.

United States

British Praise For American National Convention System

British Ambassador James Bryce lauds the American national party convention system as a fuller recognition of the people’s right to rule themselves. He notes orderly proceedings, decorum, and the tradition of self government carried from England and extended through party conventions. The majority’s will is loyally obeyed by those with differing views in a calm, humorous public forum.

England National Party

Kadol and Dyspepsia Remedy Advertisement Text

An old advertisement extols Kadol as a reliable remedy for dyspepsia and indigestion. It stresses digestive juices and stomach health, warns against disordered stomachs, and touts Kadol as a trusted, pleasant to take treatment with a money back guarantee. B Breuning Co promotes Kadol for summer stomach discomfort.

Natore Breuning & Co Coeper Humphreys Corner Willan John

Patent remedy promises quick relief for digestive woes

The ad extols a natural digestant touted to cure dyspepsia and gas, claiming it aids digestion and relieves headaches. It markets Dawitts Kidney and Bladderville products as prompt, strengthening the kidneys and easing bladder inflammation, urging purchase through S D Breuning and Kreunine & Co.

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