Iowa mines blaze and flood of disasters hit towns
A string of Iowa incidents includes a Whittemore fire destroying multiple businesses and a hotel with losses near 12 000 dollars. Perry plans a large milk plant with work underway to finish by May. Mine No 2 fatalities near Albia and a Clinton Teeds Grove blaze threaten business blocks. Sioux City reports 80 percent of school children suffer eye ear nose or throat ailments. Advent of a remarkable corn ear at Adel draws interest. Bank Brandon loans to protect depositors in Russell amid a big local bank loss. Lakeside court cases in Cedar Rapids and fatal railroad rides raise legal questions.
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Wellis Cowles
Burlington
Whittemore
van Camp Milk Condemsory
Perry
Secon
Monroe County
Teeds Grove
Clinton County
Schultz
Howry Hass
Fort Dodge
Dodum Skinner
Charlotte Lorenz
Loreng
Yolns Skinner
Akia Farm
Grimdy Center
Yaclinery
Sioux City
Armstrong
Adel
Laicas County
Thomas Brandon
Russell
Riell
F. R. Crogier
Thas
F. R. Crocker
First National Bank of Chariton
Bradon
Russell Banic
Brandon
Myrant
Cedar Rapids Gaslight Company
Cedar Rapids
Ellison
Te Cage
Trewin
Cornell College
Gymasium
Ighard Ball
Mason O Cityo
Tumd
Ping
Tream
Ball
Christian Loyenzen
Clinton
Clingis Central Railway
Chicago
Wwe
Sac County
Holstein
Lane County District Court
Shsuuk
Emma Pashek
Spaulding
Susank
Fossington
Kas
Robert W. Wilson
Fort Dodge Chronicle
Frank Connolly
Haymarket
Hignar
Sundar
Wilson
W. G. Murty
Green Mountain
Marshalltowsa
Murty
J. V. Hine
Glenwood Baptist Church
Ainehman
Hinthman
Hinehman
Joseph Miner
Northwestern
Marshalltown
Tama
Minor
Tamu
le Grand
Laura Molene
Prospect Hill
George Bolsinger
Tacoma
Wash
Balsinger
Miss McLane
McLane
John P. White
Edwin Perry
United Mine Workers of America
Indianapolis
White
Iowa
Ater
Little Trailers Of Wisdom And Witty Adages
A collection of maxims and aphorisms on virtue, effort, love, and truth. Notable lines advise living earnestly to earn esteem, resisting vanity, valuing wisdom over knowledge, and cautious judgment of others. Ends with the idea that years teach more than books.
New Vegetables In Market Freshened At Fresh Grocers
The hostess at home and fruiterers spotlight novelties such as Tirazillan sweet potato like yams, selling for 75 cents each and boiling before serving. The chayarette, akin to a small green pepper, is fried after crumb coating, and may be used in salads. Egyptian meton melons hang in windows, priced from 1.50 to three dollars, large melons serving 12 to 15.
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Irs
Chicago Journal
Ways of Preparing Fruit for Health and Taste
A compact guide notes apples aid digestion when eaten raw or baked and can aid constipation. Baked apples suit breakfast or supper for children, with methods to entrap juice and spice. Pears share similar prep, and a tea made from boiled apples with lemon rind and sugar pleases children.
Library Convenience in Scholar’s Library Shelves
In a scholar’s library shelves feature a recessed 2 inch high groove 97 inches from the floor. A front edge groove allows pulling forward a 2 flat board serving as a shelf for reference books. All shelves use this design, praised for convenient access to numerous references.
Gelery Jelly and Lemon Butter Salad Guide
A fragment describes making celery jelly using outer stalks simmered with water and pectin, gelatin soaked and strained, then molded with a fruit salad garnish. Lemon butter combines lemon rind and juice with sugar and butter, heated over simmering water with egg, stirred until thick, then kept in hot water bath.
Hamburger Meat Cake Recipe Prefers Rich Flavor
Instructions describe making a meat cake by mixing one pound of meat with two slices of stale bread soaked and pressed, one egg, finely chopped onion sautéed in butter, avoiding burning, then shaping into small balls and seasoning with pepper and salt.
King’s Pudding Recipe From Old Table Text
Two cups bread crumbs one half cup svet or butter one half cup mo lasses one egg Gis teaspoon of soda one half cup sweet milk one half teaspoon cloves one teaspoon cinnamon pinch of salt boil bake a loaf of brown bread two bourse serve with lemon or hard sauce
Quite as Bad dialogue exchange in Briggs play
A snappy exchange unfolds as Griggs accuses Briggs of accepting his wife’s claim of reform. Briggs retorts that his wife boasts she did her best, while Griggs counters that he has not heard his wife say such a thing about her husband.
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Griggs
Briggs
Calarrh Cure Ad Offers Rewards and Testimonials
An old Toledo medical ad touts a cure for catarrh from Cheney and Co. with a reward offer and testimonials. It claims long familiarity with F J Cheney and promotes Hell's Catarrh Cures, selling remedies nationwide via druggists.
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Calarr
Hell
Cheney & GQ
Tulndo
F. J. Cheney
Wnd
Walien
Kisxan & Manet
Fragmented Advert Claims in Browsing Ad Copy
The text presents a jumble of old marketing phrases and spellings with references to Lewis' cigars and Winslow's Soothing Syrup. It reads like a garbled historical ad page with partial lines about remedies, teething, and generic marketing lines, lacking a coherent story or event.
Quotations and ads mix from a 19th century page
Patchy text includes moral aphorisms and ads for firearms traps cigars and quotations from royalty. Mentions Minneapolis Peoria and Lewis factory. Mixed fragments mention virtue danger and adversity with no clear single news event or narrative.
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Iowa News
Wilder
Omaha
U.P
Omaha Commercial College
D. B
McDonald Hide & Fur CO
13Th Street
Omaha National Tank
Omaka Commercial Agencies
Nebr
Hastings and Heyden
Farnam St. Omata
Momr
T Farm
Woodas
Sebrasel
Bailey & Maehk
Paxton
Bren
Entie
Middle West
Ghicag
Sella Stor
Gea AL Pater
Omeha
Neb
Parkman
Dougian
Athalgarn Ain
Gand Ap
Scar
Asteab
Tate
Morewead, & Go. (Inc
Cantwath
Oia
Marxleys
Boroughs
Castoria
Lewis’ Factory
Peoria
Aira
Winslow
Blu— Marter
Minneapolis
Queen Elizabeth
Jordan
Lewis
Peoria, Ll
DODDS
Kidney
le Puad
Ro Attva
Booth
Hennt A. Goes
Washington
Jacobs
Defiance
Defiance Starch Company
Omaha, Neb
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