Engineer O'Hearn Honored by American Society
Clinton Oklahoma city engineer J L O Hearn a former Ames boy has been elected as Associate Member of The American Society of Engineers. He earned a B C E degree from Iowa State College class of 04 and served in Oklahoma with the Orient railroad construction department before becoming county surveyor and then city engineer of Custer County. The society founded in 1852 has 1337 corporate members.
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O'Hearn
J. L. O’hearn
Clinton
Oklahoma
Ames
American Society of Engineers
Clinton Chronicle
O’hearn
Iowa State College
Orient Railroad
Custer County
A Dangerous Friend drama impresses as thoroughly American
The new play A Dangerous Friend announced for Armory on Saturday evening Nov 28 gains reputation in one season. Critics praise its local American themes showing an American hero prevailing and an American girl protagonist. The action spans rural Vermont to New York and San Francisco with vivid atmosphere.
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Armory
Vermont
United States
New York
America
San Francisco
The President's Good Health and Roosevelt's Retirement
The Webster City Freeman Tribune notes that at fifty Roosevelt retires after two terms with remarkable health. It credits his vigor to outdoor life, will power, industry, and perseverance, contrasting with weak constitutions leading to early illness.
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Roosevelt
Webster City
Freeman-Tribune
Death of M. P. Peterson Brother of Senator Ericson
Senator C J A Ericson of Boone reports the death of his brother M P Peterson after a brief illness. Peterson, eighty four, once a Boone county resident, lived at Ridgeport then Estherville with his son Gust u Peterson. Death occurred Saturday. burial at Ridgeport cemetery. Surviving relatives include Senator Ericson, Gust T Peterson of Estherville, and John A Peterson on a Pilot Mound area farm.
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C. J. A. Ericson
Boone
M. P. Peterson
Senator Ericson
Mr. Peterson
Boone County
Ridgeport
Estherville
Gust U. Peterson
Gust T. Peterson
John A. Peterson
Pilot Mound
Pineules for the Kidneys offer relief in first dose
Advertises Pineules for the kidneys and bladder relief for kidney and back trouble with a 30 days trial for $1.00. Claims include blood purification and widespread testimony of healing and tonic properties. Sold by C. Gamble.
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Gamble
Free transport for National Corn Exposition exhibits
The North Western Railroad offers free carriage of exhibits to the National Corn Exposition for farmers along its route. Special baggage cars will carry items, with a departure from Clinton on December 1 at 3 20 a m and stops at Cedar Rapids Belle Plaine Tama Marshalltown Ames Boone Jefferson Carroll Denison Woodbine Logan and Missouri Valley before arriving in Omaha at 3 28 p m. Exhibits should reach the North Western station the day before their departure, with prepaid charges and clear name and address on each package. Address to J Wilkes Jones General Manager of the National Corn Exposition Omaha Nebraska.
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North-Western Railroad
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Belle Plain
Tama
Marshalltown
Ames
Boone, Jefferson
Carroll
Denison
Woodbine
Logan
Missouri Valley
Omaha
A Dangerous Friend at the Armory Saturday Night
A comedy drama about a trusting girl ensnared by a duplicitous lover. The story follows her awakening to his double life and her ultimate triumph. Set in contemporary life, it addresses a major issue of the hour and aims to inspire virtue in audiences. Performed at the Armory on Saturday November 28.
Oklahoma Republicans seek end to wartime ghosts in politics
The Watonga Republican argues the south ghost vanishes from Oklahoma as voters tire of war rhetoric while Democrats held power. The Cedar Falls Record adds politics require recognizing defeat and avoiding boorish behavior.
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Watonga
Oklahoma
Tom Ferguson
Cedar Falls
Saloons Out, Voters Warned In Grundy And Wright Counties
The Marshalltown Times-Republican urges Grundy and Wright counties residents to reject petition ces circulating to permit five years of saloons. It argues legalization does not improve prosperity or citizenry compared with towns kept free of saloons.
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Marshalltown
African drum appeal cited for farm labor aid
The Oskaloosa Herald notes a potential experiment to recruit corn harvesters. It describes Nigerian tribal chiefs using a large skin drum and side-drum to signal workers who come from distant areas.
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Oskaloosa
Colds and Croup in Children Spark Note
Mrs. Wm. H. Serig of Wheeling West Virginia praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for curing her daughter’s severe cold and preventing her son from croup without a doctor. The syrup is sold by all druggists.
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Wm. H. Serig
Fifth St
Wheeling
W. Va
Chamberlain
Buckwheat batter to debut at home plaza says Star
The Washington Star advocates bringing the buckwheat batter to the home plaza, urging organizers to introduce the local dish at the venue and boost community appeal.
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The
Washington Star
Exercises to Remove a Double Chin Across Cultures
A historical guide advocates various remedies for a double chin, including facial and neck massages, ice therapy, alcohol, and posture. It praises dancing and neck stretches, noting different approaches from Japanese and French styles and detailing methods to assess proportionality and firmness of the throat.
DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills Ad
DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills advertised as unequaled for weak back back ache bladder inflammation rheumatic pains and urinary disorders. Claims antiseptic action and prompt relief. Urges immediate attention warning signs and delays are dangerous. Regular size 50c sold by C. A. Gamble.
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DeWitt
C. A. Gamble
Faint Heart Wins Not Love and Fails to Escape Fate
A terse saying notes that timidity does not win affection nor avert danger as a tale of romance and risk plays out with determine and consequence.
Tomorrow Outsprints The Hustler In Final Dash
A brisk milestone beat marks the day as tomorrow edges ahead of even the most accomplished hustler. The race highlights persistence and forward momentum, underscoring a new pace set by the advancing future.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers Liver Pills Ad
Pleasant, safe liver pills are DeWitt's Little Early Risers. They are easy to take and act gently. We sell and recommend them, A. Gamble.
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DeWitt
A. Gamble
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