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Newspaper
Iowa Citizen
Location
Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1903
Page
2
Theodore Roosevelt is described as the man of the hour whose influence has grown from New York City police commissioner to world leader. The piece lauds his daring leadership and his secure place in history as the United States rises to global prominence.
The piece portrays John D. Rockefeller as the wealthiest man yet warns that wealth brings fear and contempt. It argues wealth has not benefited society, condemns charity as tainted, and contrasts pessimists with a claimed era of honesty and virtue.
The 17 month old daughter of Geo A Eyler of Cumberland Maryland nearly died from throat trouble. Two doctors gave up, but after four bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds she recovered and is now healthy. Henry Louis and W E Shrader sell the remedy with guaranteed value and trials available.
Public notice urges homeowners to schedule furnace repair work with Martin Gerber before peak cold season. The advisory emphasizes timely service to prevent breakdowns and ensure heating efficiency ahead of winter.
Men report for preliminary training as Coach Chalmers arrives in town. Iowa, with about fifty players, faces a strict semester rule and prepares for the September 26 opener versus Coe College. Moore is likely to hold center with Kent competing for quarterback. The new armory aids season preparation.
The public school will begin at nine o clock Monday morning and pupils are expected to arrive on time. After assignments and books, students will be dismissed to attend Labor Day picnics in the city area.
Mary Andrews and Ethel Webster visited Iowa City on Tuesday. Eline visited Geo Beck on Wednesday. B Ferson returned from Colorado. Aldaker and wife visited Iowa City Wednesday. Ethel Oldaker began fall term at Willowgrove. Stimmel couple visiting Des Moines. Mrs Rich and children at Chas Buck's. Chas Graham and Miss Ault wed in Iowa City Tuesday. Howell and sons visited Iowa City Monday. Wallace Dansdell and daughter from Millersburg in area Saturday. Mrs Wildeprandt and daughter returned home from Will Schulthise’s. Becks returned from Center Point camp meeting. Mrs DeFrance went to Iowa City to see her mother. Evangelical Society to meet at Milo Ferson’s next Wednesday to elect officers. All members requested.
Mrs. Fred Wachs of Stockton Iowa is visiting friends in this city during her trip.
Mrs Kate Mott of Fairfield Iowa known as Grandma Mott urges travelers not to roam in warm weather without Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. One or two doses will cure summer complaint next to a must have. Sold by all druggists. Mon and Fri Sept 1st cent.
Miss Nina Shaffer resigns from the Third Ward school to study library science at the University of Illinois in Champaign. Miss Stella Polk will fill the vacancy. she is a high school graduate who has taught rural county schools for four years.
A fragmentary note claims the merchant case remains consistently reliable and implies a spouse’s judgment as superior. The line is vague and lacks concrete details about context, date, or entities involved.
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