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Newspaper
Correctionville News
Location
Correctionville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1913
Page
6
Consul Frank Fredmeyer reports on 1915 deaths in Italy due to malaria, estimated at 3,500 within a population over 35 million. The note appears in Leily Concular and Trade Reports, with references to government and trade concerns.
National Physical Laboratory experts assess whether motor noises from buses threaten the stability of St Pauls Cathedral. Using modern measuring instruments they aim to apportion tremor shares to the tremor impact, noting routine readings may vary.
A fragment describes a man buying gin and a pickup card showing the seven of clubs. A son comments on mischief and misreading, with stray phrases about right of passage and a tentative air, revealing a jumbled speech scene.
A fragmented historical note discusses breakfast and stomach capacity, aiming to balance nutrition and energy. It mentions a businessman seeking a meal approach that sustains a busy, nervous life without overloading the stomach, and hints at breakfast strategies, nutrition ideas, and market terms.
A dense, archaic automobile care article discusses denatured alcohol use and tire maintenance. It covers patching tires, removing inner tubes, testing tubes, cleaning rubber, thinning solutions, and avoiding dangerous patching. It emphasizes knowing one's car, proper patching, and keeping water away from treated surfaces.
The column mocks public figures and the notion of saving money, recalling humorist James Mellos and references to "Old Sweet Song." It parodies attitudes toward living costs with quips about vegetables, meat, and theater prices, while noting German velvet manufacturing and other incidental notes.
From Twenty Years at Mull Mouse Jane Addams describes Hull House origins with a lively tale of a volunteer leading a kindergarten, her daily presence easing routines, and a humorous anecdote about temperance lessons. The piece highlights early education in the settlement and contrasts gentility with neighborhood life.
A garbled recap recounts Pride of the Hits and debates on taxation in Topeka State Journal style. It references legislative sessions seeking to improve tax laws, rail regulation, and enforcement while noting objections to Henry George ideas and the broad reach of tax collection across property, rents, and securities.
In a bustling scene a shy visitor from Knoxville resists eating raw meat, ignoring the long menu and crowd. He sits tall and proud, answering with a wary smile as the waiter offers tenderloin, while the city’s unfamiliar surroundings resemble a Martian landscape to him.
A curator describes finding an inscription beneath a painting of a mysterious relic. The relic bears the arms of France and Navarre with the Order of Saint Esprit, allegedly from Louis XIV’s coffin, later sold and now exhibited. The tale includes commentary on antique trimming and fashion trends.
A fragment from a New York World piece discusses the shift toward women in railway operations and public transportation. It notes ongoing resistance but suggests progress may come as women gain access to vehicle operation roles with future dispensation. The text also includes an advertisement for a cosmetic product.
A humorous exchange discusses a French approach to marriage contracts and alimony. The man explains the idea, and the woman notes how such agreements safeguard wives while the couple’s fortunes rise together.
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