Iowa News Roundup of Disasters and Developments
Henry R. Baker of Grinnell recounts surviving a collapsed west college building after 3 1 2 hours buried head down. Dr. Birney of Estherville near death from lockjaw after operating on Irwin Calkins. Electrocutions and accidents strike several towns including Lenox and Mason City. Plans for a 1500000 high school in Mason City stalled. other county notices and a 42 minute Grinnell to Iowa City flight. Community efforts, road work, wolf hunts, and local civic updates fill the week.
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Henry R. Baker
Grinnell
Penacook
N. C
Old West College
Baker
C. H. Birney
Estherville
Birney
George Page
Lenox
William Jones
McGregor
A. Hye
Charles Kleinow
Jones
Iowa
Iowa City
Fairgrounds Quarter
Industrial Association of Keokul Hag
Rivers Refining and Smalling Company
Nebraska
Adair
Fort Dodge
E. W. McManus
Lee County
McManus
Harley B. Smith
Falla
Mabel Newntist
Essex High School
Essex
Lea Blair
Mason City
H. C. Short
Lansing
Charles Albert McCune
Des Moines
Ohio
M. A. Laight
Fort Madison
Johnston City
Emmet County
M. J. Erbhog
Ryan Lake
Elm“t County
Guthrie County
Board of Supervisors
State Highway Commission
Hilla
Appanoose County
Unionville
Hampton
Springfeld
Arington
G. H. Haney
Court House
Lee O'Connor
Denilson
O'Connor
Denison
John Dowling
Mt. Ayr
Carpentera
Marion Duncan
Clear Lake
Central School
Muscatine
Chicago
Wilton
Rock Island Road
C. L. Voss
Frank Woolston
Wall Lake Town
Goose Pond
Ames State College
Sioux City
Morningside
Joe Schaffner
Burt Faulkner
Mt. Pleasant
Ames
New City
Tulant Company
Bowers
Vinton
Norway
Joyce
Hawkeye Motor Company
Ft. Dodge
Herbert A. Brown
Marengo
Palisades
Cedar River
Mt. Vernon
W. W. Patty
Iowa Falls
Bessie Gigler
Edward P. Cochrane
Clinton County
Morrison
William Wright
Walter W. Conners
Wm. Connors
Robert Bloom
Waterloo
Iowa Legislature Debates Age of Consent Bills
Des Moines reports a broad split among supporters of raising Iowa's age of consent with bills proposed by Thomas and Bell. Amendments and exemptions for men under certain ages blocked passage, while committees and lobbyists failed to harmonize. Other items note Adv. Gen. Logan allowing cross-state militia movement, road law updates, parole work, college for the blind, and public administrator matters.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Lowser
Thomas
Bell
House
House Judiciary Committee
Senate
Evan
Induastrial Commission Department
Mwinola
Iinois Supreme Court
Illinois
Warren Garst
Foot-Kane wartime relief and Denison coffee ad mix
Wartime health claim for Allen's Foot-Bash sachets aiding feet under German occupation presented alongside a contrastive Denison's Coffee advertisement. The page blends a medical relief pitch with consumer ad copy urging trial purchases and nationwide distribution details.
Sleeping in the Open Air Proved Experiment Prompted Question
A quoted exchange discusses sleeping in the open air as a proven yet tentative experiment. The dialogue hints at validation and caution in evaluating outdoor rest conditions. No additional context is provided.
Cuticura Ointment and Soap Ad and Chinese Cook Tale
An advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment and Soap for dandruff and hair growth, with a Boston mailing address. A Times story recounts a Western mining camp joke about a new Chinese cook who serves a pedigreed terrier as a dish, delivered with ceremonial flair.
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Cuticura
Dept. XY
Boston
Astor Hotel
New York City
The
Times
Color Change in Assistant Tone Sparks Sincere Demand
A cheeky quip about an assistant’s blue hue and green enthusiasm highlights a shortage of sincere work effort. The comment notes high expectations outpacing actual supply, reflecting workplace frustration.
Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Praised by Murfreesboro Wife
Mrs Maben reports relief from female weakness displacement and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She credits improved health to the remedies and encourages other women to seek its benefits. The firm claims roots and herbs provide tonic action and offers confidential advice from a female staff in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mra. H. BE
Mapp
Spring St
Murfreasboro
Tenn
Nighttime visit from grocer ends with bill
A man hears a noise at the kitchen entrance and quietly checks the rear door. The grocer's delivery boy appears with a basket of eggs, butter, and Roquefort cheese, presenting a bill for $1.87 while remarking on his fear of robbers.
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Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph
A Last Resort at a Country Hotel
Harper's Magazine recounts Tompkins overnighting at a rural inn where a Black hotel boy explains a Bible is placed prominently for use if fire traps guests. Tompkins quips about a rope, the boy answers with practical fire safety reasoning.
Man learns folly of grand plans after building house
A proverb-like remark notes that a man only realizes foolish ideas once he completes a house built to his own grand plans. The line offers reflection on vanity and the cost of overoptimistic design without external insight.
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California
Clarke
State House
San Francisco
Seattle
Fred Clarke
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