Lewis News Social Roundup Amid Atlantic Visits
Local notes from Lewis detail visits by Gus Sherer and Gus Osen from Buck Creek, J. M. Graham Bear Grove, and many others. Reports include Mrs. Peters sister from Anita, Charlie Weaver in his brother’s restaurant, Miss Gertie Peters home from Minnesota, and the M. E. choir picnic at the lake. Weather chatter, threshers, and a note on a damaged lake-area night. Includes mentions of Des Moines, Atlantic, Griswold, and Grinnell connections and a basket of apples from Hon. O. Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Sherer
Atlantic
Gus Osen
Buck Creek
L. T. Spangler
Everett Hans
Wim. Lawton
Mrs. Peters
Anita
Charlie Weaver
Herman Banker
Andy Graham
Gertie Peters
Minnesota
M. E. Choir
Chad Coffer
J. M. Graham
Bear Grove
Lewis
H. A. Wissler
Geo. Chubbie
Des Moines
Mattie Fulton
Washington Township
Frank Casad
M. J. Davis
Bert Lyyeh
Oakland
D. F. Casad
A. Kennedy
Villisca Review
Guy Richerson
Ethel
Keokuk County
Hugh Bening
Griswold
CG. B. Osborn
Chas. Morton
Omaha
Anthony
M.J. Davis
Mabel Hopley
Grove
Peter Hopley
John Linn
Henry Troupe
Shoeman
Cotton
Erma Jones
Deasie Cotton
Ed Warren
Lyman
Eva Carr
Lemar
EJ. Bates
Geo. Carr
Frank Carr
Opera House
Shaw & Crombie
Fred Franklin
Highland Park
Old Homestead
Misa Emma Jones
Vena Hanson
Lewis Standard
Anderson
Pleasant Ridge
Nellie Brown visits Elliott area then heads to relatives
Nellie Brown of Dexter, visiting at the McIlroy home west of town, travels to Elliott on Tuesday to visit relatives. G. A. Coe and family return to Burress Nebraska after visiting Cass county friends. Elliott leaves W.H. Pieren for a position with G. H. Thorley of Atlantic and plans to move this week.
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Nellie Brown
Dexter
McIlroy
Elliott
G. A. Coe
Burress
Neb
Cass County
W. M. Elliott
W.H. Pieren
G. H. Thorley
Atlantic
Grain-O healthy drink substitute praised by all
Grain-O is described as delicious appetizing nourishing drink replacing coffee. It tastes like the finest coffee when prepared but without its injurious properties. It aids digestion strengthens the nerves and is suitable for both children and adults. It costs about as much as coffee, 15 and 25 cents.
Mrs Hicks Seeks Rest After Nightly Wakefulness
Mrs Hicks of Lebanon Jad describes chronic sleepless nights causing nerves, headaches, and indigestion. After trying various doctors and remedies with no relief, a friend advised Dr Miles Nervine, which she credits with restoring her sleep and curing her condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Hicks
Lebanon
Jad
Miles
Hottest Weather of the Year Sweeps Multiple Cities
Aug. 4 reports from Lincoln to St. Louis show record heat with highs around 97 to 105 degrees. Dozens suffer sunstroke, a Nebraska chaplain is revived after heat collapse, Peoria painter collapses, while officials note no crop damage and no fatalities.
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Lincoln
Neb
W. A. Milburn
United States Senate
Nebraska Epworth Assembly
Lincoln Park
Thue
Weather Bureau
Springfield
Ills
St. Louis
United States
Custom House
Peoria
His
Drs Morves
Foreign Beef Embargo Targets Belgium Meat Trade
United States representatives in Germany report Belgium slaughtered beef barred from German markets aimed at stopping indirect American product entry. Proclamations issued across multiple Prussian provinces and Alsace Lorraine enforce July 15 exclusion though Berlin gives no formal directive.
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Thoough
Belgium
Pbcrica
United States
Germany
Aarchen
Dusseldorf
Osnabruck
Luneburg
Schleswig
Danaig
Gumbinueo
Spices for Consumption A Novel Tuberculosis Remedy
A new tuberculosis treatment developed in Frimnee uses daily inhalation of essence of eucalyptus thyme and cinnamon in olive oil. In 16 cases, one to two weeks produced reduced coughing improved sleep appetite and strength.
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Winnie
Frimnee
State Department
United States
Atwood
Roubaix
Academy of Medicine
Mendel
Hague peace conference results meet government hopes
The Official Messenger summarises the Hague conference as meeting government expectations. It notes postponement of a definite arms suspension settlement until governments clarify issues, while agreeing that lightening military burdens is urgently desirable and that mediation by a third power can be offered independently.
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Perrisnurg
Ofcial Messenger
Mrs McKinley Improves and Likely Deer Hunt Soon
Mrs McKinley’s health is improving rapidly. The president guided drives yesterday with Mrs McKinley resting after the rides. The Adirondacks deer hunting season opens in about a week and McKinley will have a chance to hunt in famed grounds nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Im’kinley
Adiramlacks
Piratrizure
N. Y
McKinley
Panic predicted in Berlin money market
Deutsche Tages Zeitung warned of a coming Berlin money market panic citing six months of heavy share issues totaling 1.595 billion marks, with industrial securities at 595 million marks. The piece argues widespread unsound speculation and cites substantial evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunets
Deutsche Tages Zeitung
Berlin
Telegrams Terseley Told In Brief
A collection of terse telegraph items notes the Detroit Driving Club canceling a September trotting meet, a lynching in Blakely Georgia, July Soo canal trade records, iron and steel export declines, rake price hikes, Empress of Germany departure ovation, possible Italian fleet visit to American waters, Esterhazy told to appear at Dreyfus trial, fossil hunters at Camp Te Be Wyoming, London Times on American exports, death of Civil War commander Dr W W Parker, new Davis Lead Co to rival white lead trust, post mid August price hikes on pencils, Alaska boundary surveyors, bronze cannons to adorn Washington navy building.
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Detroit
Blakely
Soo Canal
Germany
Bavaria
Italy
Esterhazy
London
Camp Te Be
Wyo
London Times
W. W. Parker
Parker
Richmond
White Lead Trust
Davis Lead Company
Dawson
United States
Alaskan
Manila
Navy Department
Washington
Monarch Malleable Iron Range Highlights Riveted Frame Design
A historical feature on Monarch ovens touts malleable frames riveted to the body to prevent warping and ensure a permanent fit. The article notes a 14 gallon copper water reservoir, three part simple damper, hinged ash-pit door, and no bolts except for nickel fittings. Manufactured by Malleable Iron Works in St. Louis, the range uses du plex bottom grate, asbestos linings, and extensive rivets for durability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarch
Monarch Range
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J. A. Jones
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W. 3. Harris
ER. M. Hamilton
Davenport
James Dunn
Sherer
J. K. Melshroy
Hautings
Nebraska
the Exposition
L. A. Grant
C. A
Crystal Lake
Evang
Ohio
International Association of Congregational Churches
Boston
Woodward
Lows
C. E. Society of the Congregational Church
Kansas City
Tolabo
Dr. Niles
Nervine
Miles Medical Company
Elkhart
Ind
DR. Milburn
Chichinati
Hot Springs
S. D
South Dakota Educational Association
Missouri River
Northwestern
Northwestern Line
Northwest
Wahoo Wahoo
Fremont Canal and Power Company
Platte River
W. J. Harmon
Pohocco
Fremont
Dodge
Venecel Verba
Havelock
Lixcony
Vincent F. Ritter
Louis Ostawa
Armony & Co
Nicholas
Omana
Ang
Hans Johnson
Devel County
Cumberland
Wis
Christ Wold
Poskin Lake
This County
Galena
Kan
J. B. Robert
Granby
Mollie Kennedy
Carthage
P. O’bannon
van McEgurdy
Chestnut St
Malleabie Iron Works
St. Louis, Mo
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