Iowa News Highlights From Des Moines To Plainfield
Erection of the Iowa Congregational hospital in Des Moines advances as auxiliary seeks $1 donations from Congregational women. Reports cover a Cedar Rapids embezzlement case, rock uprootes an African M. E. church in Dubuque, a Buick-like crash near Plainfield, and other local incidents.
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Iowa Congregational Hospital
Des Moines
Atre
William K. Steel
Cedar Rapids
Clarke
Steele
Buxton
Arona
Gili
Senator N
Albert
Amos Whitnere
West Liberty
Peyao
Elas
W. H. Palmer
Crystal Yaver
Grand Jury
Davenport
Ruty Ensiee
J. 3. Ashby
Audubon
Hereford
Avoca
Ashby
Charlton
Disartel
Western Union Telegraph Company
Oskamosa
W. A. Logan
Dunkerton
T.T. Eaken
Webster City
O. HW
Schulte
Elkader
Ely Austin
Moon City
Lusk
Tle
James Wilson
Washington
W. M. Chate
New York
Christian Church of
Nevada
George H. Nichol
Fairyfield
Christian Church
Red Oak
Dallas City
Edna Armstrong
Henry Armstrong
Ployd
Charon
J. Fs. Chryster
Odeholt Chronicle
Oitright
Politicians Rest Through Summer Campaign Schedule
Iowa campaign activity narrows to party organization in July with state conventions. Progressive July 8 sets district chairmen, while July 16 Republican delegates choose central committee members. Democratic July 23 at Council Bluffs prompts a late August start for serious campaigning. Maurice Connolly and Cummins loom, with Governor Clarke ready to speak. Berry box law faces tests as federal officers extend enforcement.
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Dea Moines
Iowa
Des Moines
Central Committee
Council Bluffs
Maurice Connolly
Congress
Cummins
Casper Schenk
John T. Hamilton
Cedar Rapids
Clarke
State Central Committee
Mustache Cup Sparks Talk in Bad Taste Exhibit
Miss Jeannette Gilder mocks the mustache cup at the Bad Taste exhibit in New York, praising its novelty while noting spiritual and material bad taste. She cites a discussion of a fortune hunter seeking a rich Western bride, narrator a mother warning about social climbing and money.
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Jeannette Gilder
New York
Miss Gilder
Fortuna
Amer- 7
Charles R Knight Seeks Identity as Modern Animal Painter
Renowned artist Charles R Knight, famed for dinosaur replications, prefers to be seen as a painter and sculptor of contemporary animals. He spoke at a Washington zoo where he described sketching from living models and recounted a humorous encounter with a boastful pair interpreting his deer study as a landscape of dom habitats.
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Charles R. Knight
Washington
Mebba
Dla Zoo
United States
Cure for Ringworm of Five Year Old GirlReported
In 1911 a five year old girl suffered a painful ringworm like eruption on her lip and cheek with watery blisters and itching. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment as directed the eruption eased, then with continued use over three to four months the child fully recovered. Henry Prine signs the account dated October 22 1912 and notes Cuticura products sold worldwide with samples offered.
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Maurice
Henry Prine
Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Mrs Briggs Returns From Florida and Pleases Johnny
In a tense moment Mr Briggs chides Mrs Briggs for returning as a widow, yet she defends her choice and insists she acted for Johnny’s sake. She smiles calmly, noting the gentlemen’s kindness shown to Johnny during the trip.
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Johnny
Rounder Pay and Worma Expulsion Scribbles
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a character named Rounder blamed for slow pay and a prompt expulsion from the Lyman orator, with a mention of Dr. Peery's Vermifugo and a contentious Jawbone. The text is garbled and lacks clear event details or dates.
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Worma
Lyman
Dr. Peery
Mrs Winns Advice To Women
A Kansas City woman shares relief from monthly pains after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports first bottle brought noticeable relief and she later had two healthy daughters. She urges others to try the remedy. Another Georgia reader from Cumming says the product cured nausea, sleep trouble, and stomach misery, restoring appetite and energy and allowing normal activity.
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Kansas City
Lydia E Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Winn
Freemont Ave
Kansas City, Mo
Cumming
Lydia J. Pinkham
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