Story City man hunted after brutal assault on elderly debtor
Elias Eide, a former Roland resident, rode into Story City and attacked Eric Rame over a $1.75 debt near the Central Bridge, leaving the 80-year-old unconscious with severe injuries. Authorities pursued Eide. a reward fund of 5500 was raised and a tip led to his arrest near Mallard.
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Elias Eide
Roland
Eric Rame
Eide
Lars Hill
Ellsworth
Webster City
Marvick
Mallard
Dan Olson
Story City Herald
Remarkable Cure of Infant Diarrhea with Remedy
Mrs Curtis Baker of Bookwalter Ohio recalls an infant neighbor suffering cholera infantum. A bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy given with directions led to recovery in two days. She reports ongoing health and recommends the remedy to others. For sale by all druggists.
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Curtis Baker
Bookwalter
Ohio
Chamberlain
Missouri Cheerful Tales Turn Grim in Cornfield Rescue
A Missouri newspaper recounts a grim cautionary piece where a young boy climbs a tall corn stalk to gauge its height. As the stalk grows taller the ground distance grows, raising fear of descent. Men at the stalk’s base use a large ax to sever the plant and save him.
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Iowa
Missouri
Foley's Honey and Tar Aids Coughs and Colds
The advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for coughs and colds. It lists bronchitis asthma croup and hoarseness as conditions it can help with and mentions pneumonia and influenza like la grippe. The language reflects early 20th century medicinal claims.
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Foley
Beefsteak on the Gridiron in Brussels Balcony Exchange
A Yankee and an Englishman in the Anglo American club balcony in Brussels mock each other on race and nationality. Their banter moves to flags with the Briton comparing the American flag to a deuced big gridiron and the American retorting that the English flag resembles a beefsteak big enough to cook on a gridiron.
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Brussels
Inherited the Business
A humorous exchange unfolds between Mrs Fitz Clancey and Mrs Casey. The haughty widow claims descent from Brian Boru while Mrs Casey boasts lineage from Eve, the so called first apple woman, in a quip from the Philadelphia Press.
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Brian Boru
Fitz Clancey
For No Living Man. Examining Counsel
A dialogue fragment from the Boston Tran script features a character answering life purpose with a blunt line. The speaker declares they are an undertaker, rejecting conventional living. The exchange highlights themes of mortality and profession in a stark, noir tone.
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Boston Transcript
The Difficult Part
A humorous exchange from Town and Country contrasts a husband doubting his wife’s tracking of spending with her quip that she can track money she cannot keep, highlighting domestic finance wit.
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