Delegates and local visits mark 1983 Republican convention scene
The article notes 1983 delegates entitled to seats in the Republican state convention. It reports Miss Mary Frank and Miss Ailie Frank arriving from King City Missouri to visit Miss Mariaff and Mrs Walton Ridgeway. It also mentions a paint update at Congregational church, J A McCluskey's hospital recovery in Omaha, and Mrs W S Lewis visiting Malvern to see her 83 year old mother Mrs E Witt who fractured an arm but is recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary and
Ailie Frank
King City
Mariaff
Walton Ridgeway
Congregational Church
J. A. McCluskey
Omaha
Children Day Program At Methodise Church
A large audience attended the Children's Day exercises at the Methodise church on Sunday morning. Volunteers Mrs Clyde Rhoads led song with Nelson's Class providing the performance numbers. Various readings recitations and solos were presented by H C Bower Henry Fleming Lela Tranathan Mabel Storey and others with classes led by Miss Fleming and Mrs Kelly. The program closed with announcements offering and a benediction by Rev Graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodise
Voluntars
Clyde Rhoads
Nelson
H. C. Bower
W. N. Graves
Fern Antil
Henry Fieming
Lela “Tranathan
Mabel Storey
Fay Chamberlain
Margaret Carter
Winnie Butcher
Louis Shay
Helen Agan
Mrs. Kelly
Bruce Brower
Helen Rhoads
Helen Fleming
Nellie Goodell
Rev. Graves
Notice on Attendance Souvenirs Distribution By County Superintendent
Geo E Masters County Superintendent issues notice for perfect attendance souvenirs to be issued as lists are completed and printable. Students must inform if post office address changes and those excluded may appeal early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. E. Masters
Glass Breaks During Work on Nebe Front
Glass broken by Clint Hatcher while working with John Fair on the Nebe front causes costly delay. Accident adds annoyance and expense to the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clint Hatcher
John Fair
Nebe Front
Agaist
Miles Anti Pain Pills Endorsement From Boonton Patron
A testimonial from Henry Coursen of Boonton New Jersey praises Miles Anti Pain Pills for relief from rheumatic pains headache and pains in the side and back. The advertisement claims pain can stem from nervous strain and lists various conditions with a money back guarantee if the first dose fails to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Henry Coursen
Boonton, N. J
Wireless phones eye world lead as U S Army plans
The article notes Japan first recognizes wireless telephones while the United States plans pace with a $20,000 congressional appropriation for army wireless phones and Rear Admiral Cowles seeks shipboard equipment. Inventor A Frederick Collins, Chicago alumnus, tests from Newark to Philadelphia and New York, detailing early long distance transmissions and secrecy features.
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Occidentals
Uncle Sam
Congress
Army
Cowles
Bureau of Equipment
United States Navy
Mr. Collins
Old
University of Chicago
Newark
N. J
Philadelphia
Collins
Scientific American
Atlantic
Newark N.J
A. Frederick Collins
Singer
New York City
Conyers
Newark-Philadelphia
Women’s Lab Work Seen Key to Goitre Discovery
The London Mail notes women in Gray’s hospital laboratories may earn major credit if goitre is proven a microbial disease. Royal Free surgeons studied goitre operatively, with lab staff finding microscopic tissue changes supporting an undiscovered microbe as the disease’s active cause. The 1901 start of women on house staff coincides with rising patient numbers, including 100,000 out-patients treated in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Mail
Royal Hospital
Gray's
Reral Free Hospital
Jury Dismissal After Doubtful Ve nire Man Exchange
A lawyer questions a venireman about reasonable doubt during jury qualification. The man admits he cannot give the defendant the benefit of any doubt, citing bias from past cases. The judge ends the exchange and tells him to stand aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swaddleford
Servants in Nobleman's Clothes M W Webb Explains
The London Standard notes how fashions spread through servants adopting refined attire. A powdered footman mirrors a George I era gentleman, the lord mayor's coachman copies noble dress, and a page boy sported the early 1700s Dutch skeleton suit with three rows of buttons, reflecting class fashion evolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Webb
George 1
George Im
London Standard
Carved names on fame tablet amid old sayings
An excerpt features an exchange about fame with humorous reflection by an old uncle Hankypank and a player, noting that few leave lasting marks while many settle for less meaningful engravings. The dialogue contrasts ambition with everyday outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankypank
Trials of the Fat Man
A satirical portrait argues the fat man remains content and happy despite societal scorn. He enjoys comfort, study, music, and philosophy, while women spurn him and society mocks, yet he grows fatter and more serene with each ounce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Sun
Tricks of Past Centuries in Horse and Elephant Feats
A historical look shows trained horses performing ancient tricks such as dancing on hind legs and mock battles. It notes a daring three-sided rope walk and mentions elephants trained to walk tightropes, even above crowds, carrying a rider.
The Mystery of St Paris Court Drama Ends in Pardon
Marcel Rochois, a former sergeant, faced trial for shooting Germaina Hubert in the head after confessing he pursued her for years. He was sentenced to eight months. Hubert then pleaded with the magistrate to pardon him, saying she had fallen in love since the shooting and was ready to marry him. They left the dock arm in arm.
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St. Paris
Hhe
Marcel Rochois
Germaina Hubert
Mile. Hubert
Milo Hubert
Marcel
Loverg
Senator Hale's Whims at the Capitol Lift
The eccentric senator Hale arrives at the east front daily and uses the Capitol elevator. On a rare friendly day he tipped his hat to the watchman, prompting chatter among staff about a possible scheme or joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
Ule
Capitol
Te Hallding
Jobs for Mr. Graytop in a Changing City Scene
The narrator Mr. Graytop laments aging as streets show his age. He notes drivers yield him space, young men offer seats, and children greet him as grandpa. Conductor hands grip the hand bar to steady him as streetcars stop. He wonders if he is really growing older.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Graytop
His Cats His Last Thought
George Snyder ninety three year old hermit and St Louis county’s oldest resident died after staggering a mile to beg a neighbor to care for his two cats. He muttered a final plea about feeding them as the neighbor promised to provide for them. He lived in a shack near Eureka Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Snyder
Snyder
St. Louis County
Eureka
Free Sample of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for Children
Mothers are invited to request a free trial bottle of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, marketed as a mild family remedy for children and adults. The offer notes a paid bottle available from druggists and lists testimonials from Mrs L Davis in Chicago and Mrs Mary Belford in Louisville, with guidance to send name and address to Dr W S Caldwell at Monticello Illinois for the free sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Davis
W. Harrison Street
Chicago
Mary Belford
Coke Street
Louisville
Caldwell
W. 8. Caldwell
Cald- Inwell
Monticello, Il
Land for Sale Near Glenwood on Council Bluffs Road
Forty acres located one mile north of Glenwood on Council Bluffs road with part timbered and the balance pasture. Inquiries directed to J. W. Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwoodton
Council Bluffs Road
J. W. Carter
Cream and poultry buyer seeks highest cash prices
Roy Stranathan announces ready buyers for cream and poultry offering top cash prices. Call to arrange a trial and prompt payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Stranathan
Train timetable fragments and station notes at Red Oak and Omaha
A garbled timetable lists stations including Red Oak Hastings Malvern Glenwood and Pacific Junction with times and notes. It mentions trains bound for Omaha and Denver with Chicago departures in the evening and Sunday service not operating for several routes.
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Nu Nagra
Red Oak
Emerson
Cere BT
Hastings
Malvern
Balfour
Glenwood
Pacifc Junction
Douneth Winns
Oman Ceric
BOO
Anne Orest
Chicago
Pacific Dunction
I. Oc
Gounelt Billup
Omaha
Pacific Tunerion
Denver
Tasuims
Ba Baclic Junction
Rio Oak
Criston
Local ads promote June one third off on abstracts
Hunger and Sons highlight a June only offer lowering prices on complete abstracts while maintaining quality. They emphasize their county’s only assistance from Abstract Books and claim accuracy. Also listed are painting, plumbing, jewelry, piano, and printing services from Glenwood and surrounding areas with various sales and contact notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County Abstract Co
Well Digging Services Ad in Glenwood Iowa
Local ad offers Charles Kernes of Glenwood Iowa as a well digging expert. Services include digging or cleaning wells and cisterns. Contact by phone 82-tf for work in Wood and surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kernes
Glen
Wood
Iowa
Ind
Beautiful for Situation Mr Ezra Bradford Sale Notice
Mr Ezra Bradford will sell a fine dwelling with ample grounds and a well kept lawn. The advertisement notes a desirable site with fruit trees and a choice landscape, indicating a premium property offer to bidders or buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Bradford
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