Iowa News Roundup From Oct 25 Journal Items
Multiple Iowa notes from Oct 24 to Oct 25 include three horse thefts near Atlantic, 66 Grand Army posts in Iowa, Fremont county voters approving stock run at large, a miner killed by a blast near Mahaska county, and Sioux City opening an $80 000 pork packing house. Also recorded are tax totals for several counties, hospital costs, and various local incidents.
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Grand Army of the Republic
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Sioux County School Fund
Sioux City
Kidney-Wort Promoted as Defense Against Disease
An 19th century ad-like snippet urges readers to use Kidney-Wort to prevent illness. It advises taking several doses if biliousness, foul mouth, yellow eyes, or abdominal symptoms appear, claiming dry or liquid forms are effective as a preventive measure.
Quotations on Faith Suspicion and Human Nature
A fragmentary passage presents reflections from Muller and Thoreau on faith in God and in humanity. It juxtaposes spiritual trust with skepticism, noting that doubt shapes perception and reward. The text reads as an inspirational quotation page note.
Don’t know half their Value Hop Bitters claim
Rochester New York testimonial asserts Hop Bitters cured ague biliousness and kidney complaint in a mother’s two sick children when doctors said they could not be saved. The writer credits continued use for full recovery and urges others to use Hop Bitters, citing a newspaper reader’s endorsement in American Rural Home.
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Chronicle of crimes from Oct to Oct across towns
Reported burglaries in Valpalanka Hungary where a five person family was killed including an infant and a 90 year old man. At Cartersville Georgia after Coup circus, deputies and others clashed. one Black man killed, two circus men shot, fighting ended by bears and a lion still at large. A Missouri tragedy at Big Creek left Maupin missing after wife shot and man rode away. An attempted robbery on a Chicago express train near Bucyrus Ohio ended with a failed entry and shots fired but no injuries.
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Senate Special Session Notes and Nominations
The Senate in a series of sessions from Oct. 21 to Oct. 27 acted on resolutions and reports. It approved James F. Wilson's marked testimony, adjourned, and debated or referred several items. J. E. Shober was sworn in as acting secretary. Sherman sought investigations and cashiered payroll questions, while nominations included Charles W. Sexton as Census Superintendent and other postmasters and officials. An executive session followed.
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McPherson
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J. E. Shober
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Henry W. Cooper
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The Balance of the Inorganic World
A Popular Science Monthly piece recalls fifty years of balance ideas in chemistry. It contrasts organic and inorganic processes and notes the atmosphere as arena for conflicts between animal and plant influences on purification and poisoning.
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Dumas
Liebig
Tribune Job Printing Service Advertises Rates and Services
The Tribune printing house offers printing of every description with new type, modern styles, and quick mail orders. Envelopes, statements, invitations, note heads, bill heads, programs, letter heads, business cards, and more are available with best stock and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Eare
Volcanoes and Nature's Balance in Judd’s New Book
The review highlights Professor J W Judd's Volcanoes and its exploration of how volcanic activity contributes to planetary balance. It emphasizes the chapter The Part played by Volcanoes in the Economy of Nature and notes its ethical implications without dwelling on morality, presenting a compelling argument about good and evil in natural regulation.
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J. W. Judd
London
Judd
The Rage for Beauty and Social Trade
A London correspondent argues beauty is a powerful social asset shaping invitations and dining circles. The piece cites examples of aspirants becoming “ready-made” beauties through charm and timing, illustrating fashion’s social barter.
Snuff Duel Ends With Legal Blast
Mr Garter, dealer in catarrh snuff, sees his prank backfire when Squire Ink, angered by tainted pepper in a box, explodes in explosive sneezes. Ink sues for 60,000 dollars as police struggle to restrain the pair after a wild escape.
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