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Newspaper

Humeston New Era

Location

Humeston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1913

Page

2

The Daughter of David Kerr By Larry and Ray Waltars

Gloria Kerr learns of her fiancé’s betrayal and faces a painful dawn as she confronts social power, a press fight, and a nurse’s mission to aid the poor. Belmont intrigue, Judge Gilbert Kerr, and the town’s reform factions shape her grim choice between romance and service.

David Kerr Larry Ray Waltars A.C Yinkerr Moderles Airs Ffethers Palmpnat Dacre Iis Char Wier Kendal Voright Kerr Gtler Wright Jim Joe Wright Gilbert Gloria Dove Mrs Hayes Dr Hayes Mrs Waves Jorn Mrs. Hayes Aime Yus Paris Belmont Ished Sam Rhine Judge Gilbert Mrs. Wallace Vanity Fair Doctor Hayes Doctor Norton Hun Luella Windermere Ella

Ingenious Spiders Lure Air Beneath Tidal Rock Crevices

A London Royal Society guest describes Australian shore spiders that inhabit rock crevices along the coast. When tides rise their underground homes flood, yet the spiders span the entrances with tight silk sheets to trap air and survive submerged until the water recedes.

Royal Society London Australia

Overwork and Rest Beneath a Restless Life

A column admonishes readers to balance labor with rest and avoid excessive speed and outbursts. It warns that strain and anger hasten premature aging, wrinkles, and health decline, urges calm facial expression, and advocates steady temper. The second item recounts a restaurant mix up as a humorous anecdote about a hurried customer ordering absurd dishes.

Currency Bill Wins Powers for Reserve Districts

The senate approved the currency bill 54 to 34 with Democratic support and six Republicans. It sets up an organization committee led by the treasury secretary and two Federal Reserve officials to establish 8 to 12 reserve districts with Federal Reserve banks, outlines bank subscriptions, reserve-branch rules, director classifications, and a six percent stock dividend. The Federal Reserve Board, seven members, will oversee discounting, reserve requirements, and trustee powers for banks.

Washington Senate Secretary of the Treasury Federal Reserve Board Federal Reserve Bank United States District of Columbia National Bank Act Reserve Bank Federal Reserve District Federal Board Reserve Banks Federal Reserve Banks Federal Reserve

Humorous tale of Buddha grant offers from three faiths

A reader shares a Pall Mall Gazette joke in which Catholic, Protestant and Jewish representatives ask Buddha for wishes. The Catholic seeks glory, the Protestant money, and the Jew asks for the Protestant's address. The noted punchline follows as the Jew reveals his witty preference.

P.M. G Buddha Pall Mal Gazette

Disfiguring eruption cured by Cuticura in 1911 1912

Personal testimonial from Maurice Iowa about a five year old girl misdiagnosed with ringworm. The family used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, reporting dramatic relief and complete cure over several months. The notice includes advertising copy for Cuticura products.

Maurice Henry Prins Cuticura Dept. L. Boston

Widow’s Fate Stirs in Humorous duel over Tongue Tale

In Stray Stories a man is said to be forgotten after death unless you marry his widow, a line that plays on memory and marriage with a wry, sharp exchange about a tiny mouth in a glass.

Cardinal Martinelli Ill in St. Rome

Cardinal Sebastian Martinelli papal delegate in the United States from 1896 to 1902 is seriously ill in St. Rome at age sixty five. He serves as prefect of the sacred congregation of rites and is a prominent church official.

Cardinal Martinelli St. Rome Italy Cardinal Sebastian Martinelli United States Sacred Congregation of Rites

Judge Frees Accused Wife In Chicago Murder Case

Judge frees Mrs. Alice Davis Sing charged with murdering her Chinese husband Charles Sing. Defense motions lead to discharge as jurors are removed. In Paris, Jack Johnson outpoints Jim Johnson in a ten round bout amid boos and disapproval from spectators.

Jack Johnson Paris Jim Johnson

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