Educational meeting features Dunlavey lecture on Puritans
A two day session of educators at Edna township Baptist church featured Prof. O W Dunlavey of Atlantic Iowa discussing Puritan origins, customs and Blue Laws with anecdotes and lessons on perseverance. Saturday and Sunday programs covered classifi cation language and teacher preparation. emphasis on teacher knowledge, health, and commitment.
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Edna
Noble
England
Holland
America
R. B. Baer
Ada Baer
Miss Wood
Tad Pringey
Supt. Burton
J. Reley
Dunlavey
Aper
Marie Chenoin
Ose
Esther Kilpatrick
J. Dunlavey
Agua Romig
Luxurious skin care from Flora lavender water line
The advertisement touts Flora water varieties as a superior, refreshing option for improving complex skin texture. It claims benefits for women who avoid counting hosts and offers a full range of soaps sponges toilet rolls creams lotions and related products.
Iowa Legacy Man Sees Good Thing In His Home State
Perkins, 60, cherishes Iowa after a life rooted there. He recalls Solomon Perkins as early Iowa settler and first Des Moines County sheriff who built a wagon and moved from Kentucky. The elder Perkins bought land, later sold at high prices, and owned many farms, shaping the family claim to Iowa pride.
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Joe) Perkins
Texas
Nebraska
Iowa
Mr. Perkins
Solomon Perkins
Nes Moines
Linoa
Raccoon Forks
Green Brush
Des Moines
Fort Des Moines
Joel
Arrivals From Manila Bring Soldiers to San Francisco
The Ohio arrived with 300 men from Manila including many convalescents and furlough cases. The convalescents go to division field hospitals while the well will return home when clothed. Notables aboard include Lt. J. C. Barber Col. J. H. Fredericks and Lt. B. Holcomb. The Astor battery departed for New York overnight. General Otis’s cable from Manila reports the crisis past and control established easing officials’ concerns.
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San Francisco
Ohio
Manila
Nebraska
Minnesota Regiment
Arsa
Division
J. C. Barber
William W. W. Bill
J. H. Fredericks
Vickers
Miners Press For Higher Pay And Eight-Hour Day
Coal operators and United Mine Workers collide over an interstate agreement this week in Pirrspung with a joint convention planned. Miners demand wage increases and an eight-hour workday while operators vow to resist any price rise or wage concession.
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United Mine Workers
Poisoning By Whisky Sweep Strikes Baxter County
Intense excitement in Baxter county over sudden mysterious deaths near Mountain Home. Six robust men died after drinking whisky, with telltale poisoning symptoms. Doctors treat many others. a possible blind tiger dispensing poison is suspected amid rising panic.
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Avhavann
Roc
Ark
Baxter County
Mowntein Home
Boxing Bout Sends McFPartland Past Carrig in Buffalo
Telegrams terse report McFPartland defeats Carrig in a 20 round bout in Buffalo Monday night. Also noted: violin maker George Gemunder dies in Astoria at 83. a Santander earthquake panics residents. a Ko komo Indiana gas blast injures three women and fatally burns Mrs Null. San Juan councilmen resignations withdrawn after promised concessions from Governor Henry. Bishop Spalding speaks on women education at Columbian University. Cincinnati Zoo sale ends with no bids. Prussian Diet opens with William’s favorable finances statement. Joe Bates drowns wife and child in swollen Washita river. Johnny Ritchie wins on foul in Chicago. notables Muskrat, Gritts, and Dick head to Washington to protest treaty with tribal authorities.
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Jack Carrig
Buffalo
George Gemunder
Astoria
L. 1
Santander
Spain
Charles Null
Kokomo
Ind
Null
Guy V. Henry
Porto Rico
San Juan
John L. Spalding
Peoria
Columbian University
Washington
Cincinnati Zoological Gardens
William
Joe Bates
Washita
Mena
Ark
Johnny Ritchie
Chicago
Patsy Haley
Haley
Ritchie
Dave Muskrat
Gritts
Tahlequah
I. T
McKinley
Government Commission
Nation's Commission
Notable events and deaths fill Washington and beyond
On Washington's birthday events in Santia go include football horse racing and athletic sports. Elmer King of Fruitport Michigan and his bride were drowned in Spring Lake. London papers welcome Joseph Choate as Ambassador Hay's successor. Senator Hale seeks Maine Senate nomination. Samuel L Lord a Paymaster General sits in question. Mrs Maria Anderson widow of David E Anderson dies aged 78 in New York. George Jenckes of Terre Haute set bowling world record with 263. Sheep Breeders' meet planned in Ames Iowa April 8 9 10 1899. Knife killed Walter Scott in Farmont Nebraska per coroner verdict.
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John Russell Young
Congress
Washington
Santiago
Elmer King
Fruitport
Mich
Spring Lake
London
Joseph Choate
New York
Ambassador Hay
Senator Hale
United States
Maine
Samuel L. Lord
Stanton
Maria Anderson
David E. Anderson
Edwin Booth
George Jenckes
Terre Haute
Relief in Six Hours Great South American Kidney Cure Ad
Distressing kidney and bladder disease relief in six hours by a new remedy advertised for both men and women. Claims prompt pain relief, near immediate reduction of water retention, and quick recovery with active care. Sold by F Parsons & Co in Atlantic, Iowa alongside English Spavin Liniment for horses.
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F. Parsons & Co
Atlantic
Iowa
La Grippe Treated with Chamberlains Remedy Says Publisher
Mexia Texas publisher Jas A Jones reports recovering from a second grippe attack after using Chamberlains Cough Remedy. He says the second illness was shortened to about two days in bed versus ten days previously. He notes he was bedridden within six hours of illness this time. Remdy sold by Vic Ewmert and Co and H G Weber and Co.
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the Leader
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Texas
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Fuley's Honey and Tar Heals Grippe Cough Cures Pneumonia
Cure guaranteed. LaGrippe remedy claims to heal lungs and rack cough equal to la grippe with 25¢ and 50¢ products. Tobacco substitutes promise quitting ease, vigor, and strength with No-1’s Bac. Free book and sample kit offered by Addison Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New York.
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N. Jacksay
Danville
Fuley
Addison Sterling Remedy Co
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