Fragments recount local notices and incidents
A garbled collection of crime, property, and weather notes mentions suspects in Creston, a monument initiative by the Daughters of the American Revolution in Des Moines, a mountain home cash claim, a gold miner relative, and a hospital dedication. It also references a deadly storm wrecking several residences, and a church fundraising drive in Des Moines with a pledge pace of $14,000 after thirteen days.
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Ben Jackson
Creston
Invest Sripiten
Dvenge Beai
Rose
Grove
Ami Auannipe
Porket
Mountain Home
Idaho
Waa
Kaltlé
New London
Ahang
Birlit
Marion A
Yale
Henry Goss
Chicago
F. M.dralsenterville
Charleton
Leon
Auiike
Gall
W. J. Hudson
Fred Marsh
George van
Mareh
van Note
Methodist “Hospital
Des Moines
First’ Methodist Church
Ite
W., F. ‘McDowall
David’ H. Moore
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Veteran Monitor crewman Hans Anderson in Brooklyn age 74
The last living member of the Monitor fighting crew, Captain Hans Anderson, 74, lives in Brooklyn. He recalls the December decoration day quarrel and the Monitor’s victory over the Merrimac at Hampton Roads. Anderson seeks pension increase after long service and past wounds. A petition to Congress via Roosevelt has unclear outcome.
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iChicago
Army
Bayy
Monitor
Merrimac
Hampton Roads
Capitol
Washington
Hans ‘Anderson
Brooklyn
New York
Ericsnon
Anderson
Navy
War era tribute on a revolutionary battlefield plaque
The inscription honors Joan Derek veeder Capel en for services to the United Colonies of North America during 1775 to 1783. Holland Society of New York selected the tablet in 1908, noting gratitude for his efforts in establishing independence.
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Cintas Facturing
Holland ‘Society
New York
A. D
Joan ‘Derek Veeder
Pal
Ridderschap van Overysel
Nervices
North America
International Tuberculosis Congress to be Held in Washington
The International Congress on Tuberculosis will be held in Washington next September. A large exhibition showing world efforts against the disease will run in connection with the congress from September 3% to October 12.
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Washington
The House Party With Cupid Tinker Delight
A lively school social features a Cupid themed party with a tinker host and debutantes. Guests receive gilt heart envelopes naming the hostess and a gentleman from the east who aided a maiden's heart. The event includes heart shaped cakes, candy Cupids, lace doilies, and a mock menu of whimsical costs for party favors.
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Gunite
Cupid
Orvis
Upli
Fashion Notes on Sashes and Paris Coats in Bright Tones
Bright color touches frame a show of sashes and neckwear. washable chemisettes are favored for practicality. Grecian capes and long Paris coats edged with silk braid headline evening wraps and ornate turned collars creating draped lapels with braid accents.
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Ahich
Paris
Cushion Cover Embroidery Craft Description
Description of a cushion cover using ribbon and embroidery silk with corded silk work. Mentions ground fabric, shades of pink and brown, green ribbon, tassels, gold tinsel, and a satin back edge finished with gimp and multicolor tassels.
Fat digestion and Peruna promise weight gain
The text argues thin people lack adipose tissue and explains fats form in the body from oily foods. It attributes adipose buildup to digestion in the duodenum and pancreatic action, warning that delayed digestion causes hyperacidity and fermentation. Peruna is claimed to speed digestion, prevent fermentation, preserve pancreatic juice, and allow fat forming foods to restore fullness and plumpness.
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Heise
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Abigail Adame
Daughters of the American Revolution
W. D. Skinner
Sweire
Ola Fort
Hane Anderson
New Lives
Cerel
Tor
Aleatch
Li Valerian
Madame Merbi
Rsde Potiway Ultras
Discovery
Ming
Libby
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