George Snyder seeks habeas corpus over Knox ville confinement
George S. Snyder of Charleston Lae County filed a petition for writ of habeas corpus in the Keokuk superior court seeking release from the Knox ville inebriate hospital. He alleges forced trench digging in December with no boots after voluntary admission in Knoxville. Ten Iowa Historical Society curators elected included Jacob Lewis and Charles F. Wennerstrum. George J. Long, long-time editor of the Manson Journal, died after a prolonged illness.
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Iowa Leads in Livestock Value Despite Texas Beef Lead
Iowa tops the nation in total livestock value with over 470 million dollars invested on farms, led by horses and swine. Texas holds beef cattle lead, while Iowa surpasses in horses, swine, and dairy cows, with Illinois, Missouri, Nebraska, and Kansas following in rank.
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Thaxted Church to undergo careful repair funds sought
Thaxted in Essex seeks 26000 pounds to fund sympathetic repairs to its famed medieval church. The building highlights late perpendicular features with earlier nave arches, a unique Lady Chapel celatura, and pre Reformation crucifixes. Repairs aim to halt weather damage while preserving medieval atmosphere.
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Papn's Head For Museum
London describes how headhunting persists as a market activity, tracing a British collector and an Australian visitor to Malekula in the South Pacific. Natives bind stones to infant foreheads creating peaked skulls sought by curio collectors, though deaths do not meet demand. One buyer is shown horror when a skull arrives belonging to the buyer's father, who died two weeks earlier.
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HELD UP ENTIRE LITTER IN PORTLAND SEARCH
Portland businessman Eugene Simpson of this city bought a Bangliah setter named Gypsy Girl in Nanaimo B C. The dog gave birth to six puppies en route to Portland and customs officials detained the animal and pups claiming the manifest listed one dog. Simpson may appeal to Washington for his canine family.
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Artists to Mark Canvases in Paris on Angel Prints
Paris artists urge imprinting Angel prints on all canvases to curb the sale of fake originals. The move aims to authenticate works and protect buyers from counterfeit art.
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What $10 did for this woman in Danville Virginia
Mrs. Matra Halhy of 601 Colquhonne Street Danville Virginia reports spending ten dollars on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills and experiencing relief from bearing down pain better sleep and renewed health. The advertisement touts the products as a forty year old tonic and invites readers to write for confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass.
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Honesty and virtue in 19th century talk by Harvey Woodruff
The speaker, G. A. R. historian Harvey Woodruff of Houston, argues that honesty leads to wealth and virtue creates poverty. He cites Aunt Martha Washington Clay visiting a New Orleans lawyer asking for a divorce, saying Cal has found religion and she has not tasted chicken for four months.
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Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills Ad Promotes Health
An advertisement extols Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills claiming relief for millions in 16 years. It asserts to regulate the bowels stimulate the liver and purify the blood urging readers to consider a trial of the remedy.
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Fragmented Ad Copy and Pastiche Dialogues Page
A mishmash of quotations and vintage ad lines. It mixes jokes about Goethe with a fake drug promo for Bromo Quinine and a cosmetic dye pitch. The text also references a playful exchange about diamonds and a wife baking biscotti, ending with a cash versus diplomacy quip.
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