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Newspaper

Fayette Reporter

Location

Fayette, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1910

Page

6

Love affair blamed for prairie city dynamite attack

Dr Mary Guthrie of Carthage Illinois is jailed in Prairie City Iowa on dynamiting charges after a farm residence near Jesse A Quick was wrecked. Shoes and a glove tied to Guthrie were found near the scene amid reports she and Dr Alexander Hall, Quick’s son in law, had a past romance and possible marriage after college. Sheriff and officials plan inquiries in Carthage and Nevada as preliminary hearing nears.

Prairie City Jesse A. Quick Mary Guthrie Carthage Ill Quick Dr. Guthrie Mr. Quick Waddell Des Moines Alexander Hall Hall Russell Edward Malmberg Newton Nevada Hfe

Youth Kills Step Father in Moulton Street Shoot

John Thorp, a farmer near Moulton, was shot and killed by his stepson Lemon Johns, about 18, on the town main street. Johns fled but is jailed at Centerville. father Jaret Johns held as accomplice. Mrs Johns had a divorce earlier and recently married Thorp against prior threats.

John Thorp Moulton Lemon Johns Here Johns Centerville Jaret Johns Thorp

Preacher W. R. Canon Dies in Storm Lake

Rev. W. R. Canon, former pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church at Newell, died at his Storm Lake home after recently taking the Newell pastorate and suffering paralysis earlier. The obituary notes his move to Newell and subsequent illness.

Storm Lake Canon Methodist Episcopal Church Newall Newell

Hughes Named to Supreme Court Bench

President Taft accepted Gov. Charles Q. Hughes of New York for an associate justice seat on the United States Supreme Court and his name was sent to the Senate.

Hughes Supreme Bench Washington, D. C President Taft Charles Q. Hughes New York Supreme Court of the United States Senate

Fire Destroys Iowa City Home

Iowa City last morning fire destroyed Ea Moylan’s residence causing an estimated loss of 4000 dollars. The blaze is reported insured and no injuries are mentioned.

Iowa City Ea Moylan

Life of Mark Twain The Great American Humorist

Samuel Langhorne Clemens known as Mark Twain was born in Hannibal Missouri on November 30 1835. The article traces his frontier boyhood his river pilot years and rise to fame with The Jumping Frog of Calaveras County The Innocents Abroad and Tom Sawyer along with personal struggles including business failures family tragedies and health issues.

Samuel Langhorne Clemens America Mark Twain Hannibal John Marshall Clemens Virginia Elizabeth Lampton Kentucky Alleghanies Mississippi River Orson 8 S. Clemens Sam Clemens New York Middle West Great River Horace Bixby Virginia City Enterprise Twain Miss Langdon Mediterranean Olivia L. Langdon Elmira N. Y Mr. Clemens Buffalo Buffalo Express Hartford Arthur Joan of Arc C. L. Webster & Co Clemens Globe Olivia S. Clemens Florence Italy H. H. Rogers Standard Oil Rogers Brooklyn Joy Detroit Mich Massachusetts Eve Redding Conn Stormflield Clara Jean Leopold II Kongo Free State Children’s Theater Bermuda

Two of the World's Natures Quote by Harriet Beecher Stowe

A brief quotation contrasts two kinds of natures the winged instinctive and poetic and the walking logicians. It uses Harriet Beecher Stowe as the attributed author.

Harriet Beecher Stowe

Beware the man who talks of the solemn truth

A fragmentary quotation warns against trusting a speaker who touts solemn truth as a disguise for hypocrisy. The line suggests truth can be dressed in many colors, masking deceit in a moral costume. The source emphasizes caution in who claims moral certainty.

Educators Must Attract Top Talent for Honored Roles

The article argues that education will fulfill its promise to children only if the finest individuals are drawn into teaching and regarded as occupying one of the nation’s most respected positions. It emphasizes the prestige and importance of attracting gifted men and women to the teaching profession.

Elihu Yale Buried In English Churchyard

The grave of Elihu Yale, namesake of Yale College in New Haven, lies in the churchyard at Wrexham near Chester, England, resting in an English parish near the border. The note places the historical figure's final resting site in a Welsh town close to Chester.

Elihu Yale The College New Haven Wrexham Church Chester England

A Visitor in the Next Room

Frances tells her little brother to be quiet as she suspects a visitor is near based on overheard words from mamma to papa. The exchange, quoted from Tit-Bits, highlights sibling curiosity and domestic intrigue.

Frances Mamma Papa

Baboon in Berlin Zoo Display Noted for Colorful Face

A Berlin zoo baboon captivates visitors with a striking blue and purple face a bright red nose and a grayish white beard and whiskers drawing attention to its unusual appearance and feeding schedule remains unchanged.

Berlin

Layman Testifies to Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin Cure

A Indianapolis rail engineer Joseph Murphy credits Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin with curing his constipation and stomach trouble after failed efforts with other remedies. The ad notes the remedy is available from druggists for 50 cents to $1 and offers a free test bottle by mail from Dr W B Caldwell in Monticello Illinois.

Caldwell Joseph Murphy Indianapolis Ind Dr. Caldwell

Sleep for skin with Cuticura for infants and children

Rest and peace for babies and fretted mothers come from a hot bath with Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. The treatment provides relief from itching burning scaly and crusted humors eczemas rashes inflammations irritations and chafings in infancy and childhood. It aids rest for parent and child and hints at a speedy cure when other remedies fail. Sold by druggists everywhere. Send for a free 32 page Cuticura Book from Potter Drug & Chem Corp Boston Mass.

Potter Drug & Chem. Corp Boston Mass

A Case In Point Cynicus Dialog Quip

A witty exchange notes that it is impossible for a woman to keep a secret. Henpeckke counters that he and his wife were engaged for weeks before she spoke up, illustrating domestic talk in a Philadelphia Record style.

Henpeckke Philadelphia Record

Mrs Parker Returns to Town Amid Help Calls

A city tale contrasts country self reliance with urban life as Mrs Parker comes back, residents ask about servants, and a street scene prompts cries for help in a sharp Harper’s Bazar style quip.

Pettit's Eye Salve Promises Instant Eye Relief

Pettit's Eye Salve offers immediate relief for eyes irritated by dust heat sun or wind priced at 25c available at all druggists of Howard Bros Buffalo NY Also promotes Dr Pierce's Pellets claiming constipation causes many diseases and must be cured to cure the disease The ad notes that disagreeable people don't live on cross streets

Pettit Howard Bros Buffalo, N. Y

Westen Canada as a grain producer

Gust Anderson of Maidstone Saskatchewan, formerly Minnesota, writes of three years in Central Canada. He describes breaking land, raising crops and selling hay, with strong wheat and oats yields in 1909 and 1908. A press dispatch notes high quality wheat and an unusually high percentage of high grade stock during inspections, signaling sustained farming prowess in western Canada.

Gust. Anderson Maidstone Sask Minnesota Canada Anderson Dominion

Stray Stories and the Suffragette Lecture Topic

In a Sharp Exchange Mrs Suffragette is set to lecture this afternoon as Mrs Clubwoman jests about the disasters of married life. The joke hints at a mock exhibit featuring husbands as curiosities.

Right Foot First Morning Advice and Teething Syrup Note

A mixed fragment advises starting with the right foot to avoid a cross day and warns against using others as stepping stones. Mentions Mia Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething pain in children, claiming multiple soothing effects and a 250m betekle dosage. Warns that delay and haste carry danger.

Mia Winslow

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