King Can Do No Wrong and Flags in Newsprint
LeMars Globe Post prints editorials criticizing a mayoral candidate over a Washington picture, mocking patriotic fuss and a parade salute. The piece questions respect for leaders, compares reactions to Washington and Coolidge, and cites a Chicago Journal letter by X. Reilly Buck.
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de Kalb
Kosmduska
von Steuben
K. F
Arting Ord
Mary
United States
X. Reilly Buck
The
Chicago Journal
Social Week of Mrs Schafer and Miss Bowers
A busy week of society gatherings features two entertainments at the Schafer home with garden flowers and luncheon, a bridge tea hosted by Mrs Sartori, and a series of parties honoring Miss Doris Bowers ahead of her Friday wedding. Guests include Miss Lorraine Bradley of Manchester IA, Mrs Kluckholbe, and Mrs Koensnu, with noted teas, card games, and a 19-guest dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schafer
Will Schater
Martin Schafer
A. Sartori
George Kluckholbe
James Koensu
Dorie Bowers
Margaret Hoffmann
Miss Bowers
Lorraine Bradley
Manchester
Robert Brodie
MM. W. Wehey
Doris Bowers
Ridge
Men of the Guild Dine At Formal Recreation
A group known as the men of the guild gathered for a formal recreation event with long tables set for 40 guests. Covers were laid and attendees enjoyed a measured program of dining and sociable activities.
Money in Your Attic Seals With Golden Lace Refinishing
Payer J. J. Poeckes notes homeowners need not stash attic treasures for salvage as worn furniture gains new life with a material called Golden Lace. Lang applies as a liquid, saving brush strokes and covering crevices. it dries within half an hour leaving a hard, brush-mark free surface.
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Sheraton
Adam Chaim
J. J. Poeckes
Mr. Peeckes
Goolden
Lang
Cattle Trade High And Satisfactory This Week
Market reports show cattle prices finishing higher with top at 9.25 and overall gains across weight classes. Packers moved more meat, with lamb values lifting though fat ewes softened and fresh home grown strawberries advertised locally amid community notices. Local birth news notes the son born to Mrs. Edna Raber Walsh in Detroit, with ties to Cecil Walsh.
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Bess
Coghe
le Mars
Detroit, Mich
Cecil Walsh
Walsh
Edna Raber
St John’s Lutheran Church cancels Sunday services
There will be no Sunday school or church service at St John’s Lutheran Church on Sunday while Rev. J J Vollmar attends a synod meeting in St Paul Minnesota. The sewing circle meets Friday afternoon at Mrs John Siebel’s.
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St. John's Lutheran Church
J. J. Vollmar
St. Paul, Minn
John Siebel
St Johns Evangelical Church Plans Children Day Services
St Johns Evangelical Church will observe Children Day on Sunday with special English services in which the Sunday school will participate. The pastor, Paul V. Dyck, invites all to attend. there will be no evening services this Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Evangelical Church
Paul V. Dyck
Big church wedding held in Sioux City continued
A large church wedding in Sioux City features attendants An gon Steele Montague Cass f Wale Parker and Dr Goo Ingledue plus Franklin Britton and C J Small among assisting members. The guest list includes Mr and Mrs ID Ko Steele Alyonun and other named couples from LeMare Kingsley Soleteins and New York.
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Sioux City
Kregm
Angon Steele
Chicago
Montague Cass F
Wale Parker
LeMuara
Goo
F. Ingledue
Franklin Britton
C. J. Small
L. D. Anthony
John Sears
John Cumming
Ray Henry
Landquist
Cathein
Hess
ID Ko Steele
Alyonun
J Wo Blackburn
Pleekburn
M.A. Osi
A. Fast
Italand Model
LeMare
Ja. P. Knebenstein
Myre
John Wanson
Kingsley
Mike Prances Hanson
Fragmented Shakespearean Stage Note and Names
A garbled OCR fragment references Shakespearean stage terms and names such as Sothern and Marry Murer, with unclear phrasing about actors and charges. The text is unreadable in places, but suggests notes on pharaeter and modern Madents while mentioning Paaudet and Mab TPG hex.
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Guy
Murer
Live Stock Conditions Report and Advice
A fragmented northern notes piece discusses live stock concerns, mentioning cattle, sheep, and swine. It notes winter feed, water access, and general animal health, urging good care, lean cattle, and clean stables in a temperate season context. The text references agricultural departments and farm conditions.
Famous Iron Crown Through Centuries of Lombard History
The iron crown of Lombardy, forged in 605 by Theodulinda’s command for a Lombard duke, symbolized enduring royalty beyond its gilded form. It passed from Mouza monastery to Charlemagne and later celebrated rulers like Frederick V and Charles V, before Napoleon united it with France’s crown. The crown remains state property, with the Grand Custodian role tied to the head of the Order of Cavaliers.
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Maly
Theodulinda
Turin
Mouza
Charlemagne
Frederickv
Charles V
Napoleon Bonaparte
France
Basilier of
Monte
Order of Cavaliers
Odd Power Attributed to Wearing of Rings
A fragmentary old article discusses beliefs about rings and their supposed powers. It notes claims from Solomon and Pliny about rings guiding judgments and repelling serpents, and mentions superstitions about protection, healing, and engagements tied to rings worn by women and sailors.
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Solomon
Pliny
Leoden
Sure Cure For Cigarette Borrowers In Lurngemeinde
A Lurngemeinde member exploits a tradition among smokers to avoid accepting the last cigarette in a pack. He carries an extra pack with one cigarette left and offers it to griping friends who insist on taking a smoke. They return it politely with the remark that they won’t smoke his last cigarette.
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Lurngemeinde
Expedition to probe beyond the Ural mountains for ancient relics
An expedition by the Mussien Academy of Sciences will search past the Urals for traces of prehistoric migrations between Russia and Iberia. The range reportedly yielded Bronze Age and earlier Stone Age artifacts, making the region a potential source of valuable relics.
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Ural Mountains
Russia
Iiberia
Mussien Academy of Sciences
Ife
Bad Bargain Liv Wolfe Sister Exchange Tale
A fragmentary courtly tale describes a family dispute where Wolfe's sister refuses punishment and jokes about trading for a good child. The daughter is sent away and the mother questions the reasoning as the youngest girl retorts that no one would trade a wild girl for a sedate one.
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Liv. Wolfe
Fragmentary note on urban life and public safety tone
A garbled report from a Dublin suburb hints at a violent incident and local concerns about safety. The fragmented text references a Hood taney people and attacks, with mentions of state authority and public welfare measures. The passage also critiques possible zoning or housing policies as "fairly convenient" and "moderately well" while noting a cautious public mood.
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Joopndon
Ad- Wertis
John White Geary Pennsylvanian Soldier and Governor
John White Geary born in Pennsylvania served as engineer and territorial governor of Kansas and later Pennsylvania. He led Pennsylvania volunteers in two wars, commanded in Mexico City operations, became first American postmaster of San Francisco, Civil War brigadier general, then governor of Pennsylvania, dying February 6, 1873 in Harrisburg Kansas City?
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John White Geary
Pennsyingnda
Runeat
Pennsylvans
Alleheny
Svensgas
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Pennsylvania
Barrisburg
Ransas Cirr Siar
Dark Day in New England Prompts Nighttime Darkness
Reported historical event describes the 1780 period known as Black Friday or The Dark Day when daylight failed across New England causing fear and chaos. Connecticut legislature adjourned during Barcore session as darkness settled, with Avrahamw Deavenport of Stamford voicing opposition to adjournment and candied lights requested. No scientific explanation for the unprecedented darkness has been found.
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New England
Duigment
Connecticut
Barcore
Avrahamw
Stamford
Sioux City Couple Plans Home After Travels
Mrs David Mclean and Mr and Mrs Charles Moiseean of Des Moines host a group including Miss Mildrad Weta and others on a trip heard described in detail. They plan to be at home at 1407 West 20th Street, Sioux City, after returning. Miss Steele, a Central High and Morningside alumna, taught in Bronson and later in Iowa City with Alpha Delta Pi. Pecaut, son of Philip Pecaut, also studied at Iowa and joined Kappa Sigma.
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David Mclean
Charles Moiseean
Des Moines
Warsman
Mildrad Weta
Bronann
Hos
Barry
Shodan
Haerale Sieata
Lawrence
Kanang
Hens
Rock Water
Feoan
Hewson
Chaiheard
West 20Th Street
Sioux City
Misa Steele
Centralisn School
Morningside College
University of Iowa
Alpha Delta PE Sorority
Bronson
Pecaut
Philip Pecaut
Kap_p2 Sigma
Hunger as a Motive in Animal Behavior
Popular Mechanics summarizes Dr. F. L. Mosse of George Washington University experiments showing hunger as a strong motivator. In a three chamber cage rats chose the food corridor despite electric shock, eight of ten opting to risk the shock for nourishment. a second setup with mothers and young yielded three of ten mothers passing the charged wires.
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Flal Mosse
George Washington University
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Social Discipline and Virtue in Human Conduct
The piece argues that social discipline shapes virtue and moral growth. It says that facing social difficulties requires restraints and that behaving rightly to respect others disciplines the heart and benefits both others and the self. It distinguishes suffering as not a duty unless needed to avoid guilt or to do good.
Dinner party maid and a gas fault tale
A reader recalls an old friend's brother with a new maid who had never seen gas. At a dinner, she follows instructions in the drawing room and, when asked if she has lit the gas, replies No, but I have turned it on already. The near-miss suggests all would have gone splendidly if not for interference, per Weekly Scotsman.
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Jfurley Street
Natu
Weekly
Scotsman
Hunters blamed for extinction of eglony pigeons
A murky report claims hunters greed caused the extinction risk of eglony pigeons, also called passenger pigeons, through overhunting and habitat loss. The text notes myths and traditions around extinction, including forest fires in roosting woods believed to have worsened declines.
Fragmented OCR Story Ends In Misty Dialogue
A garbled OCR passage shows unnamed figures speaking about belief, prayer, and trust. The dialogue hints at faith and guidance but names, places, and concrete events are unreadable. The fragment ends with a cryptic exchange about proof and entrustment.
Revelation or Apocalypse Book Naming Dispute
The article discusses how the final biblical book is variously called Revelation or Apocalypse. It notes Catholics prefer Apocalypse, Protestants use Revelation, and many errorily call it the Book of Revelations in older usage. The term Revelation is described as singular, not plural.
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Ward Pushy
St. Tolan
Fragmented Passage on a Trade Offer and Reachability
A garbled excerpt hints at a disputed offer or sales negotiation. The text mentions attempting contact and an offered note from the other side. It suggests frustration with reaching the subject and questions about payment or satisfaction.
Unclear OCR Clothing Trade Term Presented
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a clothing trade term, a person employed, repayment, and connections to a central body. The readable portion is too damaged to determine names, places, dates, or outcomes.
Adlerika Aids Sleep and Digestion After Nine Years
Mrs I Touchstone says Adlerika helped her stomach trouble nine years causing restlessness and nervousness. One spoonful relieves bloating and improves eating and sleep. It acts on upper and lower bowels removing old waste matter. Spotts Dost druggists advertise Adlerika.
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Aderila
Mrs. I
Touchstone
Adlerika
Druggista
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