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Newspaper

Algona Courier

Location

Algona, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1916

Page

4

Businessman Testifies Skinolens Cures Skin Ailments

G W Alexander of Chicago testifies that after failed treatments for eczema and shingles he used Skit Otene and then Skinolens, praising its scalp and skin healing effects. The ad claims skinolens is a vegetable remedy that penetrates scales, clears the skin, and treats pimples and dandruff, with a $1 bottle price and free trial.

G. W. Alexander Clifton Ave Chicago National Chemical CO Montana St TLL. Ady

Surprised Dinner Party by Canon Ringer Story

In a new book Sir Henry Lucy recounts Canon Ringer who adored children and attended a children for children party unannounced. He crept in on hands and knees making horse like sounds to surprise the guests who watched in stunned alarm. The tale appears in Youth's Companion.

Sir Henry Lucy Canon Ringer

Judge Rules In Cornwall Clock Ownership Case

In Cornwall England a dispute over an eight day clock ends with the judge directing the plaintiff to receive the clock and the defendant to receive the eight days. The exchange ends with the plaintff asking what he gets and the judge replying you get the clock while the defendant gets the eight days.

Cornwall England

War news and aviation feats amid European fighting

German raiders shelled by four British cruisers failed to seize ships on the Thames to Holland route. Romanians resist Austro German invasion. Fort Vaux evacuated. Italian and German fronts report Russian advances checked. 4,731 prisoners taken in new Italian offensive. Greek 5000-ton ship torpedoed. six Americans die aboard the Marina. Automobile accident in Minnesota. St Louis alimony case in Chicago. Philadelphia fire kills two women. Robberies and crimes plague Chicago and New York. cross country air records set by Carlstrom. US urged for larger war funds. several bank heists and rail suits filed in Chicago.

Thames Holland Berlin

Mexican War Move Aims Villa Force Termination

Mexican ambassador Arredondo announced in Washington that nine thousand Carranzistas will be concentrated at Jiminex Mexico to terminate Villa forces, following a dispatch received from Consul Garcia at El Paso Texas.

Jiminex Mex Villa Arredondo Washington Garcia Dl Paso Tex

Public Health Panel Links Poliomyelitis to Human Spread

Washington reports by the American Public Health Association and U. S. Public Health Service state the view that poliomyelitis is mainly a human disease spread by human contact. Separately, national bank reports dated September 12 show total resources at 14.411 billion dollars, a new record. Theodore Marburg Jr.’s bid to rejoin the British Royal Air Force was refused by the Bureau of Citizenship as he admitted serving abroad.

American Public Health Association Washington United States Public Health Service Theodore Marburg England British Aviation Corps Bureau of Citizenship Marburg

Notable Notables Pass Away In Separate Incidents

Personal John W. Kiser, a fifty nine year old multimillionaire and president of Phoenix Horseshoe Company, died in Chicago. Nicholas B. Young, former National League president and longtime baseball figure, died in Washington after treasury department service. Pastor Russell, independent minister with sermons in about 1500 newspapers weekly, died in Cane Gollan Texas of heart disease. Pastor Rupeer was born in Pittsburgh on February 16 1852.

John W. Kiser The Phoenix Horseshoe Company Chicago Nicholas B. Young National League Washington Treasury Department Charles. Tate Russell

Notable Elections Tie Foreign Figures In Parliament

Foreign Geo. Feng Kwo Cheng a top supporter of President Yuan Hung was elected vice president of the Obs peae republic by parliament in Peking. Mircea, youngest son of King Faery, born December 21 19. Premier Asquith replies to a House of Commons question in writing.

Geo. Feng-Kwo-Cheng L Yuan-Hung Obs Peking Lopedon Mircea Faery Asquith House of Commons Jet Dawidon

Bible Classes Light Practical Life Across Society

The article argues that Bible study and men’s Bible classes spread practical wisdom from sacred text into daily life. It highlights how Protestant churches increasingly apply biblical truths to business and social conditions, emphasizing humility, truth, and brotherhood over sectarian labels. It cites Moses, Old Testament laws, and Jesus as sources of modern guidance and notes Bible classes foster practical Christianity without pharisaicism.

Moses Jesus

Majesty of humble things and the river of change

Poetic meditation on humble beginnings and potential growth. A speaker urges reverence for small things, noting a fountain hillside may become a river and a village priest could become a city, with faith guiding national strength.

Evermore Doctor Matheson Ptrest

She Countered Neatly at Pittsburgh Pleasure Park

Three young men dining in a Pittsburgh Pleasure park flirt with a waitress. After finishing their meals they request ice cream and cake. The waitress asks for cake flavor and the trio replies devil's food two and one walnut, with the girl delivering the witty line.

Pittsburgh

Munificent People and Munition Makers Referenced

A playful line contrasts munificent people with munition makers. The article notes electric railways in the United States carry a valuation of 730 million dollars, reflecting large-scale infrastructure assets and wartime production context.

Electric Railways United States

Incorrigible Flirt Near New York New Development

A newlywed couple move to a bungalow in a new development near New York. The benevolent land company runs an electric car to the railway station, with a conductor and motor man who are on friendly terms with patrons. The bride’s mother visits and notes the wife waves to the car, asking if she knows all the conductors on the line.

New York Benevolent Land Company Toonerville Gladys

Politeness Declines As Direct Speech Takes Over

A brief discussion notes changing social norms where politeness fades in favor of direct speech. The piece cites a shift in telephone etiquette and broader communication habits, reflecting a modern impatience with formalities.

Confirmed Suspicion Mose and the Rabbit Trick

The tale recalls Uncle Mose a cautious man who never shows astonishment. At a town circus a prestidigitator drew rabbits from Mose’s garments, and Mose calmly confessed he’d long suspected rabbits hid there.

Mose

Cuticura Comforts Baby With Soap and Ointment

An advertisement touts Cuticura for infant care, urging hot bath use with Cuticura Soap, drying, and gentle Cuticura Ointment for all affected areas, promising instant relief and a peaceful sleep. Also notes free samples by mail and promotion copy. A second item recounts two friends dining with a magician who demonstrates apparent stage tricks and claims he can vanish common items like steak and Brussels sprouts on demand.

Dept. L Bouton

8arry Bhe Spoke and the pawsbroker's tale

A fragmentary dialogue shows a man named 8arry Bhe speaking to a woman about a pawsbroker and his wife. The exchange hints at a stern father and a courtly or tense confrontation over old clothes and a visit. The text remains unclear and disjointed.

Min James Roci Defies Odds Over Candy Health Claim

Melrose Massachusetts resident James Roci, aged ninety nine, attributes his longevity to eating candy. The article records his claim and notes his commitment to duties at his age, though the text remains fragmentary and unclear on full context.

James Roci Melrose Mass

Educated Rooster Spizzerinktum Headlines Prize Claim

A Barred Plymouth Rocks rooster named Spizzerinktum, hatched last May and weighing six pounds, owned by E. W H. Bennett of Hartford City, is sought after by buyers with a $100 offer. Judges call him promising as an educated fowl and he is famed for riding a wagon seat with eight boys as steeds in the centennial parade.

E. W H. Bennett Hartford City Indianapolis News

Virtuous Youth Inherits Fortune With Cautious Living

In a terse exchange a wealthy heir learns his windfall, while the attorney notes the fortune, and the youth replies he will not alter his lifestyle or engage in ostentation, preferring modesty over vulgar display.

No Consotation and the Skin Deep Debate

A fragment discusses superficial beauty and warns that charm hides dangers. It notes a saying about a wife’s advice guiding a man to success, and observes tragic outcomes among others regarded as fair. The tone hints at cautionary social satire.

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