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Newspaper
Fayette Reporter
Location
Fayette, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1910
Page
8
A chaplain confronts Tommy about drunkenness saying I was very sorry to see you in a state of inebriety last night and promising not to go out when drunk in the future.
A federal court jury in Council Bluffs awarded $5,000 to L. A. Webber a Rock Island railway mail clerk over injuries from the Homestead Iowa wreck of March 1905 The railroad blamed Enoch von Kutzlaben a young German nobleman The case against him was dismissed after appeal and his whereabouts are unknown The Webber verdict affects two other damage suits in Newton and West Liberty
A feeble husband, Blekiman, pleads for complete truth as his wife reassures him of recovery. He then asks her to telephone his partner to retract a foreclosing admission made in a moment of temporary delirium. The scene centers on guilt, marital strain, and impending business consequences.
Herbert M. Wilson of the United States Geological Survey records annual smoke damage and waste across the United States at 500 million dollars in large cities alone. He estimates about six dollars per person for every man, woman, and child in the population.
John Ratcliffe, a well known Harlan lumberman, burned to death while lighting a gasoline stove after pouring oil into cups. He grabbed the stove to move it, crashed into a door, causing a violent explosion. Home and part of his clothing burned, and one child was severely burned. Doctor Beaty and a neighbor were injured. A second incident reports W. L. Johns badly burned in Iowa Falls when fire in a cook stove exploded. The house and contents were largely destroyed and Johns faces poor odds of recovery.
Washington March 1 Senators Cummins and Clapp have completed a minority report on the administration railroad bill. It will be released probably Thursday and sent to the senate. The document, prepared by Cummins, is expected to be a sweeping condemnation of many features of the measure. Carroll Carroll Ja March 1 At a board meeting Colonel Baker of Council Bluffs spoke on Road Building. County Attorney Wissler followed with a talk on The Duties of the Township Trustees.
Ft. Madison Ja March 1 Leroy Ware the Seymour banker ordered released after a supreme court reversal of Judge Towner of Corydon's order has been released. Des Moines March 1 Mrs J W Crafford of Decatur County received a pardon for her husband Dr J W Crafford from Governor Carroll and delivered it to the penitentiary to secure his release.
The dialogue presents a playful exchange about masks with a girl insisting on keeping hers after the boy says he did not wear one. It reads like a clipped, humorous social moment from a past era.
A father interrupts his daughter Mabel during prayer. She admonishes him with a sharp quip, then resumes devotion, while her face shows impatience before she kneels again.
A woman at a Wagner performance points out her butcher among the distinguished bowers. The butcher, a German who shops at the venue often, becomes the topic of a light opera related exchange as they discuss marketing and more. A short ad for Wrigley's Spearmint follows.
Do not accept a substitute for Perry Davia Painkiller, touted as a longtime remedy for rheumatism neural issues and similar troubles. The ad markets it as effective for teething discomfort in children, claiming soothing effects and pain relief alongside warnings about neighborly pleasing.
The day of the crabbed old maid is past. Independent women now find niche and work, not solitude. Spinsterhood is no longer reproachful, and spinsters lead in charities and boards, aiding humanity with common sense and vigor.
A Brooklyn church promotes its Sunday school with shop window placards reading Wanted Boys and girls to join our Sunday school. The signs list benefits for attendees and aim to attract local children to join the classes.
A historic advert claims a 100 dollar reward for any Catarrh cure not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo. It features endorsements from Walding Kinnan & Marvin wholesale druggists and notes internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Includes testimonial offer and 75 cent price per bottle with druggist sales and a laxative productPromotion.
A terse exchange highlights contrasting views on child discipline. One speaker argues the child is spoiled yet deprived, while another insists the solution is a spanking to address unmet needs. The dialogue reveals tensions between affection, control, and effective parenting strategies.
If It's Your Eye Use Pettit's Eye Salve for inflammation sigs itching lids eye aches defects of vision and sensitivity to strong lights All druggists of Howard Bros Buffalo N Y Many a man's good reputation is due to what isn't found out about him.
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