Republican Party pays tribute to Theodore Roosevelt
At a Republican National Committee meeting, resolutions mourn Roosevelt’s passing and pledge to uphold Americanism and progress. The party lauds his leadership in crises and war, citing Lincoln and Washington as precedents and urging continued unity and a government of, by, and for the people.
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Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Republicant Party
Abraham Lincoln
Republic
Washington
Lincoln
Deayer
Rippling Rhymes and Aged Writing Night Verses
Fragmentary poetic musing questions about writing themes and exiled thoughts. The passage riffs on ink filled nights and the urge to write without drifting into free verse. It contemplates mood, weather, blood and bones imagery amid restless creative struggle.
Murder in Verse and Sleepy Terrors Ahead
A playful critique of Teat and Turk who tire of talking animals and seek darker topics such as murder. The speaker questions Wilhelm’s output a new Mother Goose with moral tweaks or household hints, urging continued writing as a harmless game despite growing appetite for unsettling content.
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Wilhelm
George Matthew Adams
Local notes recall lost handkerchief found in snow
A 1904 Atlantic Iowa column reports Mrs. A P Macomber recovered a $50 handkerchief lost on New Year's Day after it was found in snow near Mr Pennell's residence. It also lists community updates including Levi Downs buying the Van Hemmert farm, a 300 acre property ten miles north of Atlantic, and visits among residents Miss Reynolds, Miss Fangit Mosely, Hazel Rockafellow, and others returning from travels.
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A. P. Macomber
50 Eggs a Day Promises for Poultry Profits
A Kansas City poultry expert touts a tonic named More Eggs that reportedly doubles egg production. Testimonials from St. Cloud Florida claim 40 to 50 eggs daily, with a money back guarantee and discounts on multi pack orders. A free book is offered detailing a fortune made in poultry.
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Woodard
St. Cloud
Fla
U. S
E. J. Reefer
Main Street
Kansas City
Offer to new subscribers saves on Register renewal
An offer to new subscribers enables them to receive the Register for a year from the expiration tag of any newspaper they already own. The free time must end by March 1, 1319. Regular price is $5 per year, with subscription through the News.
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Een
Register
Births Reported In Pleasant and Lincoln Townships
Albine Carlson and wife Pleasant township December 18 a daughter Margaret Elizabeth. E W Redding and wife Pleasant township January 1 a son John Els worth. Jon L Dinkey and wife Lincoln township December 15 a daughter Louisa Helen. Chris P Christensen and wife Lincoln township December 15 a daughter Anita. Michael Metz and wife Wiola December 17 a son William Woodrow. Quick Cure for Croup.
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Albine Carlson
Pleasant Township
Margaret Elizabeth
E. W. Redding
John Elsworth
Jon L. Dinkey
Lincoln Townhip
Louisa Helen
Chris P. Christensen
Lincoln Township
Anita
Michael Metz
Wiola
William’ Woodrow
An Iowan's Tribute to the Rainbow Division
Robert G. Cousins honors the Rainbow Division with a reverent reflection on their courage and sacrifice. He imagines a prophetic historic chapter written by deeds, praising those who sleep beneath the blended flag and sky.
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Robert G. Cousins
Acros
Attractive rate on the Capital subscription offer
The Des Moines Capital announces a special rate of five dollars for fourteen months to renewals or new subscriptions. Readers can subscribe at the News-Telegraph and are encouraged to try a News Telegraph Want Ad.
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Des Moines
News-Telegraph
Tobias Makes Open Their Ears On Iowa Roads Policy
Prominent Iowa farmer W J Tobias, speaking at a Des Moines Greater Iowa association meeting, argues hard surfaced roads are a financial boon not a tax burden. He contends Iowa’s wealth, motor vehicle use, and federal aid justify permanent roads, citing high vehicle registrations, spending on gas and tires, and potential long term savings from paving across the state.
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Untts
Des Moines
Iowa
W. J. Tobian
White Arm
Eproang
Greater Iowa Association
Tobias
Association
United States
Union
State House
Panama
Towa
Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Pain Relief
An Iowa article touts Sloan's Liniment as a fast acting pain reliever for joints muscles and back, claiming no staining or mess and indicating large bottles offer economy. It contrasts this with calls to finance permanent roads, arguing roadbeds must be improved as autos and trucks proliferate, viewing road finance as a long term business plan.
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Eek Taare Sloan
Musterole relief for aches and rheumatism ad
A vintage Musterole advertisement promises relief for rheumatism and a range of pains. It touts mustard oil ointment with suggestions of doctor and nurse approval and wide daily use, highlighting 25 and 50 cent sizes.
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Eee
Dogs Kill Lots of Sheep in South Dakota
Associated Press reports Mitchell Wilkins, federal Jeep investigator, estimates dog activity costs South Dakota farms over five million dollars yearly. He cites about 150 000 dogs in the state, roughly one per four residents, with the average dog consuming 34 dollars in food annually as legislations consider action to curb small stock losses.
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Associatioa Press
Pierre
Mitchell Wilkins
Jeep
Gost
South Dakota
Wilkins
Chamberlains Tablets Advertisement Notice
Chamberlains Tablets promise relief from indigestion and constipation by strengthening the stomach and promoting a gentle bowel movement. The ad notes indigestion often accompanies constipation and Chamberlains Tablets alleviate this, with the product described as available everywhere.
Frost’s 27 years as courthouse janitor noted
H L Frost has held the courthouse janitor position for 27 years since May 1 1892, missing days and maintaining the big clock since 1884 after clock installation in 1882. His long service has seen many officials come and go at the Roak Tslani station era.
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H. J. Frost
Court House
Frost
Soldiers of France Greatest Sacrifice Ad Separator
Soldiers of France in Greatest Sacrifice and world gratitude message describe the costly struggle for liberty. An advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy sold by Geo. H. Mayr of Chicago to treat stomach liver and intestinal disorders including appendicitis claiming one dose convinces and money refunded. Lewin and druggists throughout advertise.
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France
Geo. H. Mayr
Chicago
Mayr
Lewin
Cumberland May Give Service to Massena
J W White owner of the Cumberland light plant plans doubling capacity and extending service to Massena and Bridgewater. He may seek a new Cumberland franchise and install new machinery with transmission lines to Massena and Cumberland promising twenty four hour service if undertaken this summer. Chamberlains Cough Remedy is advertised with testimonials from Mrs O Cook and others praising relief from coughs and colds.
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Cumberland
Massena
Bridgewater
J. W. White
White
Oval
Chamberlain
Cadock Captures Hun and Keeps His Weapon
Anita man Caddock, world champion wrestler and soldier with the Eighty-Eighth Division, writes to his sister about three weeks on the firing line in France. He says he captured a Hun and took the rifle, hopes to be sent home soon.
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Barl
Caddock
Anita
France
Camp Dodge
Boschee's Syrup Promises Restful Nights and Healing
An advertisement touts Boschee's Syrup as quieting coughs and sore throat inflammation, aiding bronchial comfort for a restful night and easy morning expectoration. It claims a fifty two year national sale, builds health, and helps old lung trouble, asthma, croup, and bronchitis. Also notes taxi and express service by Spiker & Johnson and radiator repair by Fred Auerbach.
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Boschee
America
Lewis
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Advertisement
Strengthens kidneys to purify blood and prevent disease. Warning against ignoring early signs of kidney trouble. Haarlem Oil Capsules marketed as rapid relief, imported from Haarlem, Holland, with a money-back guarantee if not helpful. Includes brand insistence to ask for Gold Medal and no substitutes.
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Haarlem
Ilem
Holland
Dirty Dozen Dines Together in Fort de Peigney Thanksgiving
Twelve men from as many states gathered at Fort de Peigney, France, on Thanksgiving Day. Sgt Fred Wasson, called Soissons, was among the group. families back home shared a menu copy with news of the feast.
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Dirty Dozen
Fort de Peigney
France
Sigt. Fred Wasson
B. R. Wasson
Atlantic
Sgt
Fred
Soissons
Wasson
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