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Newspaper
Ackley World
Location
Ackley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1914
Page
2
A dense column reflects on Abraham Lincoln’s birthday, national progress, and civic duty. It notes gunwale about reform and improvements, mentions H B Post’s U S Army aviator death, Admiral Dewey’s illness, and President Wilson’s Panama Canal toll repeal debate. Also reports on local newspaper ownership changes and a Democratic congressional bid by Dr. C C Gethman.
The text critiques B. B. Sweet for opposing popular measures like the 2-seat fare bill and the primary election, while praising Congressman Connolly’s continued popularity. It cites republican papers in the district’s west end and notes Connolly’s strong standing as the race approaches fall elections.
Obituary notes George D Perkins longtime Sioux City Journal editor and guiding force for 43 years. Highlights the paper’s evolution from old hand press to modern cylinder and 24 to 38 page presses, plus Perkins role in establishing the Sioux City Typographical Union and advancing printer pay scales. Includes tributes from Goldie of the Cherokee Democrat and reflections on Perkins’ influence in the local press.
A Toledo woman Miss Nanette Werren, who went insane beside her sister Mary’s body in a Los Angeles apartment, calmed briefly when violets were sent by someone aware of the sister’s death. She recalled her hometown under questioning, then grew troubled and fell silent again as readings mix with scattered quotes and moralizing reflections.
The St Thomas hospital will receive the complete Cahill estate of 5000 dollars as the district court ruling in the will contest has been settled and dismissed in the supreme court. Executors W A Sandoe and St Thomas hospital paid court costs and awarded Milas Grace Kruse nine anal gum as final settlement. Kruse, a former nurse at St Thomas, aided Cahill during his hospital stay before his death and was the named beneficiary in the will.
A quoted reflection attributed to Abraham Lincoln on perseverance and truth. The speaker asserts that outcomes define whether critique or praise matters, insisting unwavering effort remains the measure of merit regardless of eventual verdict. The text emphasizes personal resolve and accountability.
A reflective verse by Henry Van Dyke urges steady forward living with a hopeful soul. It celebrates embracing both youth and age, cherishing growing friendships and adventures, and finding joy in life’s journey regardless of rough or smooth paths. The poem concludes that the road’s final turn will be the best.
A catalog note announces a sale offering all mittens and sweaters at a 25 percent discount. The brief item highlights a limited time reduction and urges shoppers to take advantage of the savings.
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