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Newspaper
Chariton Patriot
Location
Chariton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1902
Page
7
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Fragmentary ad notes Dr E R Perkins offering painless tooth extractions with an August Chariton visit. It references old real estate practices and ends with a Dixon Patriot notice about a driving mare for sale and Smith’s dairy groups.
Amos Wright in Chariton advertises a registered Red Poll bull for sale. The buyer will receive the full pedigree of the animal. Publication notes 8-7t. A 1897 mention recalls corn belt farmers grappling with ten cent corn as foreign nations finally recognize its value.
Chariton records show a parade of visitors and trips including J N Fox and family, ex Sheriff Joe Landis, Miss Kittie Barker taking a Patriot vacation, and Ernest Gasser planning a western trip through Salt Lake City. Local officials meet with no quorum, band concerts adjusted for camp, and social events raise funds for the institute.
The article explains the Earth's fiery origin, interior heat, and the uncertain state of its core. It notes 300 to 360 live volcanoes and a global pattern of volcanic belts forming a ring around the Pacific, spanning from South Shetland to Antarctica, with many regions listed.
W. C. Penick serves as president with Calvin Manning as vice president and H. O. Penick as cashier. G. F. Trotter is listed as asset cashier in the same financial record.
An old advertisement touts ice cream soda made from purest and finest ingredients. The copy mentions James and a location reference to noth side square, though details are fragmentary.
A persuasive call urges merchants to advertise actively rather than wait for customers. It warns that rivals who advertise in the Patriot will attract more trade and win customers from Chariton and Lucas County, stressing consistent ads to grow and retain business.
A young man living with his wife in his father‑in‑law’s house near Walnut Hills discusses his finances. He married into wealth and explains the home truly belongs to him but taxes would fall if he accepted the house now, so he plans to inherit it upon the old man’s death.
A Philadelphia Record report quotes a physician noting ten percent of the world’s population is somnambulistic and that nearly everyone has slept walked at some time. The expert adds blond individuals are likelier to sleepwalk and contrasts cold versus hot climates for risk.
A Glasgow Times anecdote recalls two women linked to a local co operative store. One remarks how a licensed grocer offers superior beef ham, sparking a playful misunderstanding about samples and a shopman’s sly reply. The friendly exchange highlights community ties and humor in daily commerce.
The passage reflects on history as a series of crises requiring steadfast leaders like Leonidas. It emphasizes sacrifice for liberty, claiming martyrs spur future strength and collective resolve. The rhetoric frames struggle as a perpetual source of renewal and courage.
A brief note explains the bee’s straight path between two points known as a bee line. It discusses the insect’s immense eyes and their role in guiding a direct flight through the air.
A Detroit Free Press item cites a sharp exchange where Gilder Sleeve says money talks while Throckmorton retorts they are not on speaking terms. The dialogue frames a tense, public dispute with wit and deflection.
A playful exchange centers on Bridget and Mrs De Leon as they discuss cooking on scientific principles. Bridget asserts basic range cooking suffices while Mrs De Leon questions if science can improve the old method.
A Baltimore News quip captures a casual exchange where a worker asks what the boss will call him for and replies that the boss will call him down. The line reflects informal office chatter and workplace hierarchy.
Round trip from Chariton 12 dollars 60 cents with option 81st 1903. Excursion dates July 1 to 4 and September 10. Presented by QO Wilson T A.
A hobo lay under a northbound coach as it departed the depot on Monday. Conductor Freel halted the train by bell cord and ordered the man out from under the cars. He was seen fleeing into tall weeds but returned to the crowd before the crew safely moved the train.
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