News Notes Of A Week Involving Papal Bennies And Wars
Count Boul de Castellane seeks papal annulment in Rome to remarry Anna Gould. President Simon of Maith arrives at Cape Haitien amid welcoming crowds. Mrs. Marie Radleigh of New York gives birth to her nineteenth child, nine survive. Goldie Dixon’s rings found in Kansas City restored to Col. Charles Smith. A man dies in Terre Haute after long service in Mexican and Civil wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Boul de Castellane
Rome
Anna Gould
Princesa de Gagan
Simon of Maith
Cape Haitien
Marie Radleigh
New York City
Goldie Dixon
New Town
Margaret Adams
Chicago
Union Station
Kansas City
Col
Charles Smith
Terre Haute
Ind
Herman Breithart
New York
Austria
Canadian Thanksgiving Earlier Than Ours Celebrated Abroad
Canadians celebrated Thanksgiving a month or more earlier, with abundant harvests across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. The Toronto Globe notes record wheat output of about 130 million bushels from seven million acres and oats ranging 50 to 100 bushels per acre, reflecting strong farming and wealth creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Toronto Globe
West
Had an Object Lesson in a Quiet Evening Home
A seven months old baby is watched by a seven year old nephew while the parents dine. The boy wheels the cradle and sings comically, while the scene shows a playful family moment. An assortment of old ads and quips follow, promoting shoes, salves, a cough remedy, and social musings in a noisy column style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Rea
Iowa News Roundup in Iowa City and Des Moines
A wide range of Iowa items including a will contest victory in Washington for Koontz and Farrall, Miss Nancy Koontz’s $120,000 fortune, Prof. Buek’s 50th wedding anniversary at Grinnell, and a Supreme Court ruling denying a coffee claim on race grounds. Updates cover stock judging teams, local fires, bank plans, hospital news, farm accidents, politics, and community notices across Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W.koontz
Iowa
Sam W. Farrall
Iowa City
Washington
Nancy Koontz
Fairalls
Keeatas
M. J. Wade
Testatrix
Koontz
Fairall
Samuel Jay Buek
Grinnell College
Professor Buek
Grinnell
Iowa College
George S. Magoun
Carnegie Pension Fund
Supreme Court of Iowa
Evans
Weaver
Howe
Polk County District Court
Susie Brown
J. H. Bell Company
J. F. Lane
Des Moines
W. J. Kennedy
Wayne Dinsmore
Ames
O. D. Baker
Edmund
M. G. Thornburg
R. W. Cassady Whiting
J. I. Thompson
Jamaica
Howard Vaughn
Marion
Chicago
Peter Meyers
Ruh
Belle Plaine
Walnut Creek
New London
New London National and
New London Savings Bank
A. M. Miller
Marshalltown
First National Bank of
Mason City
Glenwood
Mary Anne O'Leary Conway
Wisconsin
M. W. Murphy
Sioux City
Wapello State Savings Bank
Wapello Poultry and Corn Association
W. J. Gerlach
Ed B. Cook
J. A. Bigger
J. D. Dethl
Poultry Department
H. B. Keily
I. J. Sternberg
Cate Kremer
Newton
Mondamin
Nebraska
Missouri River
Missouri
Iva Brock
Meckley
Clofax
Raymond Miller
Madrid
Moingona
Boone
National Grange
Interstate Commerce Commission
Colleges of Agriculture
R. H. Coldren
Clarksville
Hampton
Celdran
W. M. Celdren
Brodhead
Wis
Fremont County
Sidney Pitt
Sheriff Hamilton
Carroll
Glidden
Beatrice Boothe
Milo Slife
Dedham
M. Sorenson
Hic Horn
Atlantic Hospital
Goldie B. Martin
National Gasoline and Gas Association
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Kansas
Joe Daniels
Ed Kelley
John Hendershott
Anamosa
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Minneapolis Woman
A Minneapolis letter lauds Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing "female troubles" and restoring health. The writer, Mrs Joan G McLean, says three months of use left her pains gone and strength restored. The testimonial urges others to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts and to act promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
M’nn
Lydia J. Pinkham
Lydia EF. Pinkham
Joan G. McLean
North
Inn
Lydia I. Pinkham
Lydia DB
Pinkham
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Zelaya
Nicaragua
United States
Taft
Managua
R. ¥. Williams
F. M. Morris
St. Paul
Cherry, J
John Mitchell
American Federation of Labor
Committee On Boycott
Lberty
Hedwig Zinda
Milwaukee
Pioneer
Clarence Compton
Sylvester
Albert Owen
Compton
Sylvester Owen
Western Union Telegraph
American Telephone &Telegraph Companies
J. GC. Hathaway
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Maryville
National Association of Railway Commissioners
Consuelo
Manchester
Biles Consuelo
Znaga
London
Missionary Movement For Evangelization of the World
Baltimore
Gompers
Blitehell
Morrison
American Federation of Tabor
LeRoy Cannon
Leonard Grace
State Department
Department
Department of State
Repubic
Knox
Revolutionary Army
Atlantic
Cherry
Ollie Freiberg
Ttichard Watson Gilder
Century Magazine
Department of the Interior
Alaska
Seattle
Wash
Hedwig Zenda
F. BR. Davis
Alexander County
Tinois
Cairo
Will James
Deneen
Nicaraguan
Taft Gays Zelaya
Augusta 15. Stetson
Christian Science
Mother Church
Boston
Henry S. Roner
Lutheran Publication Society
Philadelpia
Max G. Drelorn
William B. Reid
A. la Lamberte
West Springfield
Mass
Waukegan
Fred Buck
Blaine Selvage
Eureka
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Central
Western Union ‘Company
Tostal Telegraph Company
Robert Morrison
Brooklyn
Thing Ten Periaus
Eoumdt
Dhe
Allen 8
Olmsted
LeRoy
Wrigley
Warner
Pettit
Howard Bros
Bultala
N. Y
Withoudh
Dickens
Os el
Bax
Iowa News
Winterset
Waterloo
William Cavanaugh
Dubuque
Decatur
Roy Graham
Janes D. Irish
Mayor Schunk
Congress
Emil Heston
Wrigley’s
Tate
WONEH
Depota
Pulx
Amtrasdney
India
B. Kck
Paul
Jupon
Russi Feote
Atrien
Lennon
Pope
West Indies
S.s.moltke
Orient
Aserdcias P.O. Rox
Broadway
SOS
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