Washington Memorial and Masonry Reach Alexandria
A detailed piece traces Washington memory efforts and the Alexandria Washington Masonic Memorial project. It notes a planned $2,500,000 memorial near Alexandria, with a 200 foot tower, an atrium memorial hall, and space for Masonic organizations. It recounts Washington’s Masonic ties, the Bible used at his inauguration, and the historic role of St. John's Lodge in New York and Alexandria.
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John Dickinson Sherman Eorge
Washington
America
George Washington
Washington Monument
Mount Verton
George Washington Memories Association
Congress
United States
Alexandria
London
Philadelphia
Boston
England
Scotland
Frederickaburg
Ernor Dinwiddle
Virginia
Ohio Tratley
Braddock
Alexandria-Washington Lodge
Willam Willams
R. W. Grand Lodge
Pennsylvania
George ‘Washington
Alexandria ‘Lodge
Ja “de
Federal Building
Wall Street
New York
Harding
St. John’s Lodge
New York City
Potomac
George- Washington
Washington Memorial
Alexandria-Washington
George Washington Masonic National Memorial
Washington Park
National Capital
Mount Vernon
Chia
Memorial Hall
Alexandria- Washington
New York “Washington
St. John's Lodge
A. M
Masonic Temple
Frederick A
Onderdonk
Imaster
BR. I. Livingston
Adolph Geering
S J. John's Lodge
Jacob Morton
Water and
Wall Streets
Livingston
Mark Baskett
Do Hardest Job and Vision Studies in Deer Sex Knowledge
A fragmented excerpt discusses striving for excellence and daily good deeds. It cites a scientist's note on vision excellence with psychological origins and the influence of familiarity on perception. An anecdote about a Milan observer estimating a deer's sex from a distance appears.
Vision Powers Of Natives Reported In Expedition
A fragment notes perceptions of powers and visual acuity among native groups during an anthropological expedition to Torrey stratty. The passage emphasizes sensational claims about savage races and their sight, reflecting dated ethnographic rhetoric.
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Torrey Stratty
Iowa News Roundup Highlights Schools Military and Legislation
The column reports on hospital closures for disabled WWI veterans, major livestock sales in Washington County, a fatality in Sturgis Michigan, and a host of rural and political topics. It notes railway accidents near Charlton, A. L. Hager’s death, civic projects funded by the American Legion, livestock breeding optimism, soil fertility experiments, new church hearing aid tech, and a landmark newspaper plant expansion. It also covers highway spending, land title proposals, farm exodus back to the fields, a proposed land title bill, and upcoming primary reforms. It concludes with corn yields from Dallas Center and anti Ku Klux Klan positions in Iowa.
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Colfax
Woodlary County
United States
Tawa
Senate
Sturgis
Mich
Jennie Sturgis Kelley
Black Hawk County
Washington County
Farmers’ Co-Operative Exchange
Charlton
A. L. Hager
Aufubon Post No
American Legion
J. H. Healy
Crawford County Breeders’ Association
Town State College
Ames
Webster City
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Register and Tribune Company
Eighth and Locust Streets
Hamilton County
Buffington
Mills
Towa State Highway Commission
Legla‘latura
Fulton
Jefferson County
Clyde Black
Dallas Center
South
Iowa Corn and Small Grain Growers Association
Iowa Experiment Station
Itte
The Kind That Makes You Like Fruit Cake
A description of a fruit cake praised as rich and fruit filled, noting it remains moist and never crumbles, the kind people always favor when mentioning fruit cake. Also mentions ambitious tunnel projects such as Mont Blanc and others, comparing lengths and construction times of historic tunnels.
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Mont Blanc
Mersey
Severn
Mont Cenis
St. Gothard
Simplon
Pleasantries and Value Speak in Civic Exchange
A fragment notes that pleasant talk is common in public discourse and that mutual respect elevates dialogue. It remarks that prudent exchanges often hold value, hinting at how respectful communication can be financially or reputationally advantageous.
Diamond Dyes Advert: Easy Home Tinting for All Fabrics
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as the simple way for women to dye or tint skirts dresses sweaters draperies and more. It promises no spots fades streaks or running and notes to specify fabric type wool silk linen cotton or mixtures.
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