Reverend Howard M Jones Died at Cedar Falls Iowa
Obituary notes Rev Howard M Jones longtime pastor of First Baptist, Cedar Falls and former ministers list across Iowa. Born Bangkok Siam July 19 1834, educated at Brown Newton Seminary lived 1834 1908. He authored books translated Siamese New Testament and supported temperance. Funeral March 2 in Cedar Falls. remains to Minneapolis. Also contains tribute to veteran William H Monro with Civil War service details.
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Howard M. Jones
Cedar Falls
Iowa
J. Jones
First Baptist Church
Mr. Jones
Bangkok
Siam
J T Jones
Judson
Burma
America
Providence
Howard
Brown University
Newton Theological Seminary
Europe
Egypt
Holy Land
Schoolcraft
Mich
8. F. Smith
Racine
Wis
Fredonia
Bristol
R. I
Shelborne Falls
Mass
Albert Lea
Minn
Harry W. Jones
Minneapolis
Jones
Bright
J. E. Snowden
Congregational Church
John A. Earl
D. D
Waterloo
R. A. Smith
Monroe
First Church
P. C. Nelson
Remarkable Endorsement From Young's Hotel Boston
A Boston reader at Young's Hotel relates a tale warning against quack medicines. Vitone Tonic is praised as a tonic curing melancholia and tired weakness, claimed to produce immediate improvements. The product is said to be sold by a single reputable druggist in every town for 75 cents per large bottle.
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John Lindemann
Young’s Hotel
Boston
Longfellow
New York
Bristol
Herbert F. Bennett
Frank C. Child
Susan B Child
Wood Street
Stephen B Chafee
Benjamin Smith
Christina Card
God Street
Susan B. Child
George J Smith
Susan T. Smith
Wood
William T. O'Donnell
R I
Irish-born Bristol resident Patrick Scanlon dies at 79
Patrick Scanlon died at his Bradford street home after living in Bristol since 1848. He worked at farming, Phenix Sugar Refinery, and the National India Rubber Co. for many years. A quiet man, he was twice married and leaves a wife and one daughter. Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning.
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Patrick Scanlon
Bradford Street
Scanlon
Bristol
Phenix
National India Rubber Co
Dressing by Act of Parliament on Sumptuary Rules
The old sumptuary laws regulated dress and food of the king's subjects, with precise rules for men. Henry I ordered all locks shorn, Edward III limited meals, and Richard II banned long sleeves for many men as pottage was served. The era framed fashion by statute and social rank.
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Mrs. Grundy
Henry I
Edward III
Richard II
Carbuncle the rare fire gem of ancient lore
Rare carbuncle gems are described as distinct from rubies by their internal gold luster and intense fire. Ethiopians produced famed ancient carbuncles while legends link them to dragons eyes, palace sights, and talismanic power. Their virtues include resisting fire and promoting lucid dreams.
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Ethiopia
Garcias Ab Horto
India
Louis Vertoman
Pegu
Boiled Oyster Recipe In Swift Letter To Stella
In Swift's Social Life In the Reign of Queen Anne he writes to Stella that Lord Masham sent him home to eat boiled oysters and includes the recipe. Wash oysters, place them shell down in an earthen pot, cover, boil in a kettle, and boil in their own liquor without mixing with water.
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Swift
Stella
Masham
Raphael Defends Paul Amid Church Critique
While painting his famed frescoes Raphael is visited by two churchmen who criticize his work. One says the Apostle Paul has too red a face, while the other quips that he blushes in heaven at the church’s misdirections, provoking the astonished painter’s indignant reply.
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Raphael
Apostle Paul
A Source of Revenue Stopped in Town Rand Country
A fragmented humorous local notice records a dialogue about quarters and family mischief in Town Rand Country, featuring a puzzled exchange about last Sunday night and an engaged sister.
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Rand Country
Father and Daughter Discuss Time and Hats
A father muses on time passing as his daughter notes the fashion of the world changing and she will need a new hat next week. The short dialogue captures memory, change, and a small domestic commonplace.
Vinol replaces shot gun prescriptions with direct tonic promise
The ad argues shot gun prescriptions lack focus and touts Vinol as a guaranteed, direct remedy for run down condition, nerve and lung troubles, and weakness. It claims the tonic helps ninety eight of every hundred cases and offers money back assurance if not effective.
Injunction Against the Herreshoff Modified Somewhat
The Herreshoff Manufacturing Company seeks to extend its wharf northward and wins a modified preliminary injunction allowing plank work over existing piles but banning new structures. A $5000 bond is posted to indemnify Mrs. Elizabeth Colt pending title resolution in a related suit. The Colt case challenges harbor line boundaries and wharfage rights, with debated lines perpendicular to the harbor line versus settled lines.
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Herreshoff Manufacturing Company
Elizabeth M. Colt
S. P
Herreshoffs
Cure Catarrh by Nature's Own Method with Hyomei
Do not dose the stomach for catarrh. Hyomei offers a breath therapy that claims quick relief by inhalation. The complete outfit costs $1.90 and includes an inhaler, dropper, and Hyomei bottle. refills available for $0.50. The Rhode Island Drug Company backs a money back guarantee if it fails to help.
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Nature
Rhode Island Drug Company
Engraved Calling Cards and Invitations Offered
Orders for monogram stationery receive prompt attention at the Phoenix Office. For copper plate engraving or printing from your plate, visit 18 Bradford Street. We provide correct fashionable styles and sizes with telephone connection.
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Monogram
Phoeenix
No. 18
Bradford Street
Dental specialists offer five-branch practice and lower costs
Dentistry described as a five-branch profession with specialists for each area. Emphasizes consistent practice, gentler technique, and cheaper pricing. Lists gold fillings from 100 dollars, other fillings from 0.50, gold crowns from 400, artificial teeth from 400, and notes eleven years in business with financial reference to Industrial Trust Co.
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Industrial Trust
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