Waverly paper tells of death of Ernest Hill
In Waverly the Bremer County Independent reports the death of Ernest Hill a former local printer. He killed himself with undiluted formaldehyde in the composing room of the Independent after paying an insurance premium and discussing recent events. Doctors attempted to revive him but he died after a paralyzing poisoning.
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Waverly
Ernest Hill
Ernest
Hill
Bremer County Independent
E. S. Hill
Breemer County Indépendent
Independent Ice
J. CG. Hullman
Stribling-Von Porat
Stribling
Hullman
A. D. Bessmer
Tor Meyer
Theodore Hankner
Hankner
Hankney
Ernie
Lund
M. N. Gernsey
L. D. Joy
F. R. Sparky
Ann
Thors
Foster's Weekly Weather Forecast Ends June and July
Washington notes last week of June will bring increased storm activity across the continent with cooler conditions near a central storm path. July is expected to run above normal temperatures with spotty precipitation and frequent severe local storms in the eastern and central valleys, plus potential frosts and hail in northern fields during late June and early July. Astronomer Rev. T. E. R. Phillips notes Jupiter storms may cycle like Earth storms, with observed spots suggesting surface and atmospheric dynamics.
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Clarinda Banker Frank Hensleigh Laid To Rest
Funeral services were held in Clarinda for Frank V. Hensleigh longtime banker and chamber official. Hensleigh, 61, secretary of the Clarinda Chamber of Commerce and former vice president of the Page County State Bank, died after a career spanning Amity College teaching rural schools and various county roles. He served four terms as Page County auditor and helped organize the Clarinda Trust and Savings Bank, later becoming emperor and assistant cashier of the Page County State Bank until his death. Survived by his wife, two daughters including Mrs. Benjamin Goodrich of Detroit, and a grandson.
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Clarinda
Frank V. Hensleigh
Clarinda Chamber of Commerce
Page County State Bank
Putt Perens
United Prepyterian Church
Henslelgt ‘Hs Bean
Page
County
Hia Fortis
News-Telegraph
Amity-college
Yesutta
Page County
Clarinda Trust and Savings Bank
Benjamin Goodrich
Detroit
Mich
Frank. Goodrich
Vision Restored After 30 Years Of Blindness In Chicago
J F Fish regained sight after three decades of blindness in Chicago. He had been struck blind by a head injury in 1899, spent over $50 000 seeking cures, and ran a business college. His first look included cars airplanes skyscrapers and the woman who remained his wife. He feared the world would prove a dream as he touched objects to confirm reality.
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Chicago
N. S
J. F. Fish
Fish
Rich
Knowledge Test Answers From a Stagnant OCR Fragment
Fragmentary OCR styled as a knowledge test answer list. Items mention Treasure Island, Magna Carta, Philadelphia Athletics, Nellie Grant, Mexico, Romania, John Paul Jones, Frederick Maryland, discovery by M and Ime, and a radium curse. Contains many typos and unclear context.
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Treasure Island
Robert Louis Stevenson
King John
Philadelphia Athletics
Nellie Grant
Daughtar
General Grant
Mexico
Rumania
John Paul Jones
D. Frederick
Abe
Ime
Pollard Urges Officials to Obey Laws in Inaugural Address
Virginia Governor John Garland Pollard urged public officials to set an example of lawful conduct in his January 15 inaugural address to the General Assembly. He warned that if leaders violate laws, foreigners and the less educated will distrust law enforcement, calling for law, enforcement, and public sentiment to work together. He urged citizens to actively engage in government and resist indifference that could weaken the state’s authority. In Tokyo, a landslide buried a train at Yamaguchiken, killing three and imprisoning fifteen others. about fifty passengers were aboard, and eight hundred workers rushed to the scene.
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Virginia
General Assembly
John Garland Pollard
Datez
Tokio
Yamaguchiken
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