Washington Budget Busy Summer Ahead for President
The Fifty-ninth Congress closed as a natural death. The piece previews a busy summer for the president with cabinet reorganizations, canal questions, trusts, railroads, and potential executive orders. It notes Nicaragua and Honduras frictions, railroad magnate Harriman, financier Morgan, and former president Roosevelt’s forest policy.
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Political taunt risks third term bid
A rhymed scolding warns that unless a faster gait is found the speaker predicts the target will become president again. It cautions to watch Joe Foraker and his plans, implying a push by the Third Term League to block the bid.
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Miss Elsie Lincoln to Perform Musical Matinee
The Musical History Club presents Miss Elsie Lincoln, Trowa’s top singer, in a 4:15 pm matinee Monday April 8 at the Congregational church. Songs celebrate children birds and flowers. Accompanist Miss Genevieve Westerman praises the program as beautful and educational, aiding library reference books.
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Stomach Trouble Causes and Cham berlain’s Tablets Ad
When stomach trouble arises to a man it may be from overeating or unsuitable foods or habitual constipation. Take Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to regulate digestion and bowels and see if the trouble disappears. Ask for a free sample. Sold by Judisch Bros.
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Judisch Bros
Easter Dates and Rules Across Century Spread
The Omaha World Herald notes Easter Sunday moves between March 22 and April 25, with March 21 fixed as the vernal equinox. Easter falls on the first Sunday after the first full moon following that date. Historical examples list ten years with Sundays on dates from March 27 to April 23 including 1907 and 1909.
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Omaha World-Herald
Spring Fever and Choir Concert Notice
The article notes warm days bring outdoor activity and spring colds, praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It then details a St Cecilia Mass by Cramblit's Orchestra with soloists and a benediction, listing performers, pieces, and conductors, followed by an Easter Hymn and a Mountain Tea advertisement.
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Easter Services and Programs in Ames Churches
Sunday school at 10:00 a m. Sermon by pastor at 11:00 on A Risen Christ. Junior program at 2:00, senior at 6:30. Easter program at 7:30 by the Sunday School. Evergreen church services at 3:00 with special music by Mrs. Stiverson.
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Evergreen Church
Sunday Church Schedule and Scotland Sermon Series
The pastor returns from Victor Iowa where he conducted evangelistic meetings to lead regular services. Bible School at 9 45 Sermon at 11 00 The Lesson of the Resurrection Morn Junior Union at 3 00 B Y P U Missionary Meeting at 6 30 Leader J R Hughes Evening Service 7 30 Second sermon in series on Religious Problems of other Lands Scotland and the Wee Frees.
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Easter Mass and Benediction at Catholic Church
Renier pastor welcomes Easter with High Mass and Benediction at 10 30 Sunday at the Catholic church featuring special music to greet Easter Morn.
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Easter Services and Cantata Plan Across Churches
The CHURCH OF CHRIST invites Bible school at 9:45 a.m. and preaching at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. on Easter with messages "Our Weekly Easter" and "The Significance of the Resurrection of Jesus." The METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH under Andrew M. Shea presents Easter programs at the Armory including an Easter Cantata "From Death to Life" with prologue by Bartlett, multiple arias and choruses, and a 10:00 a.m. Sunday school concert followed by an 11:00 a.m. service featuring the Knights Templar. A large choir of forty voices performs "The Daughter of Jairus" with solos and additional seating and no silver collection.
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Easter Weekend Services Announced At Local Church
Good Friday service tomorrow evening at 8. Special Easter services Sunday morning at 11. Morning prayer Holy communion sermon the Resurrection Now. The choir performs Simpera Blow up the Trumpet. Evening service seven thirty subject The Walk to Emmans.
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Emmans
Fire department benefit play postponed to next month
A fire department benefit play planned for the first of next month has been postponed, with organizers awaiting a new date and venue confirmation. Stakeholders urge community support and outline rescheduled efforts.
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Just Our Boys to Replace Military Drama in Playbill
A postponement shifts a comedy titled Just Our Boys to the April 20 period. The change follows preparations for a large Co C drama and features a strong amateur cast.
New Discovery Saves Life in Ava Boy’s Case
The happiest mother in Ava Missouri credits Dr King s New Discovery with curing her son after a year of severe lung trouble. She says the druggist advised the remedy and after a few weeks his health fully recovered. Guaranteed cough and cold cure available from druggists, 50 cents to 1.00, trial bottle free.
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Post G. A. R. hall swap meet rules and fines
A fragment describes a local gathering with admission and attire rules. It sets penalties for wearing certain clothing and jewelry and lists prices for meals and drinks. The notice mentions welcoming strangers and hosting enjoyable activities at the hall.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Heals Wounds Says Virginia Editor
Mr. D. N. Walker editor of the Enterprise in Louisa Virginia reports he ran a nail into his foot last week applied Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and immediately saw no inflammation as the salve healed the wound. It heals every sore burn and skin disease guaranteed at all druggists for 25 cents.
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Death of C. Diffenbacher in Great Bend Kansas
C C P DIPPENBACHER, brother of J M Diffenbacher, died suddenly at his home in Great Bend Kansas. Born 1835 in Pennsylvania, he moved to Illinois, voted for Douglas, served as first lieutenant in the Civil War, and moved to Kansas in 1873. He was mayor of Beardstown, active in democracy, a trusted neighbor and husband and father. He was a delegate to national conventions for Cleveland in 1884 and Bryan in 1896. He leaves a wife and four children.
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Ames Theater Faces Chorus of Cuts and Censorship
A local theater, long favored in Ames for its clean reputation, faced controversy early this week when a show included material deemed inappropriate for a gentleman to permit his sister or lady friend to hear. The manager was urged to intervene and cancel the performance, hoping to win audience approval and avoid scandal.
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Rheumatic Pains Relieved by Pain Balm Claim
B. F. Crocker 84 and longtime Martinsburg justice of the peace reports severe sciatic rheumatism in both arms. He used three bottles of Dain's Pain Balm and says it helped. Sold by Judisch Bros.
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Martinsburg
Iowa
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