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Anyebrisine
Pica Ome
Lorenzen & Woodvertining
New York
Cone, Lorenzen & Woot Sar
Brunswick
Kapges
Conre
Lorensen & Wood UN
Gumbel
Netroit Ft Cote
Lorensen & Woodman
Press
jante—Cone, Lorenzen & Woodman
Felepeoner Iowa
F. D. Throop
Pitchforth
A Sad Christmas Message From Bethlehem To World War Strife
A reflective piece contrasts Christmas ideals with the ongoing war. It recalls the Bethlehem manger and the Christ child’s message of peace amid European conflict, noting America’s split loyalties but shared sympathy for war victims and gratitude for peace.
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America
Europe
Christ Child
Beth‘Jehem
Bethlehem
Commonwealth
War surgery: a contrast in medical progress over fifty years
Sioux City Journal compares Civil War treatment with modern warfare care. It notes lower death rates from wounds, advances in cleanliness, sterilization, dressings, and anesthesia, and that modern surgeons suffer fewer horrors due to improved medicine and surgical practices.
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Sioux City Journal
Paris
United States
Senate river bill lines to be debated after Havana
Washington dispatch notes Sen Kenyon returns from Havana to face river and harbors funding issues. A seven member commerce sub committee will decide on adopting a no new projects rule, with Rep Burton likely enforcing the limit. Mississippi River projects receive funding amid river control debate and Wilson’s setback on Newlands flood bill. Rep Good plans Christmas in Cedar Rapids, while Rep Green suffers a knee injury. A Christmas Council of War planned in Washington aims to pressure Congress for a national referendum on armament policy.
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BURA
Washington, D. C
Sen
Kenyon
Havana
Committees On Commerce
House
Burton
Friends of the
Rep
Good
Iowa
Cedar, Rapids
Green
Washington
Harry
A. Slattery
Julian Leavitt
Judson King
United States
Congress
Strengthen Lungs With Scott's Emulsion
A health note promotes Scott's Emulsion as a strengthening food medicine free from alcohol. It warns retirees and indoor workers to guard against fatigue and illness and claims fresh blood aids recovery after colds or sickness.
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Scoett
Debate on Armament Plans and Prohibition in Iowa Delegation
Iowa lawmakers debated arms funding choices and supported a Crosser Tavenner bill for government controlled munitions and export bans. Vollmer and Connolly showed mixed or undecided stances on prohibition and suffrage as roll call neared. The speech by Vollmer critiqued Hobson and invoked Washington Jefferson and Lincoln in vivid term. The Bureau of Chemistry described cider fermentation, apple syrup, dried potatoes, and potential uses for surplus produce to aid shipping, stock feed, and crop rotation.
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Congress
Rep
Crosser
Ohio
Tavenner
Rock Island
Bil
Vollmer
Connolly
Iowa
Jowans
Hawkeye
George Washington
Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
Christ
Cana
Uncle Sam
Bureau of Chemistry
Bureau
Christmas visiting in Columbus Junction area
Columbus Junction IA December 25 residents note Christmas visits by Rev Arch Graham of Burlington and other locals traveling to Muscatine Davenport Cone and Letts to spend the holiday with relatives and friends including several teachers and doctors visiting family members.
The Eccentric John Singleton and the Island Punishment
Carl Jenkins recounts John Singleton, a 70 year old factory owner famed for cruelty and stinginess. After retirement he mocks a fight outside his shop, is involved in a drunken arrest, quarrels with officers, and faces a 30 day sentence on the island, while a destitute woman plead silently on his steps.
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Carl Jenkins
John Singleton
Ang
Singleton
John
Old John
Local Nashville area notes from Muscatine visitors
Muscatine Thursday after a several days visit at Jerry Hamiltons Mrs Carj Hancher and daughter of Washington came Thursday to visit relatives Miss Sarah Rinehart came from Washington Thursday to visit her mother Mrs Matilda Rinehart Mr and Mrs J E Lukins went to Wapello to visit at the home of Peter Wilson over Christmas Miss Ella Davis went to Cotters Thursday to visit at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs B F Davis N T Hendrix was down from Davenport Wednesday Mr and Mrs E S Curtis were at Wapello Thursday visiting L A Riley James Reaney J J Stapp and N T Hendrix were Wapello visitors Thursday
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Columbus Junction
Arch Graham
Burlington
J. A. Sprague
Rema Church
Mustatine
Harry Mishler
Davenport
Mishler
Lee
M. N. Rippey
Martha
Cone
Harry Abbott
Mary Reaney
Moulton
J. W. Poole
Elton Allen
Bessie Arthand
School For the Blind
Vinton
Kate Bowman
Washington
Walter Baker
Muscatine
Vera Duncan
Cedar Falls
R. J. Dieh
Alta
Will Schlunz
S. S. Wilcox
Olive
Ainsworth
R. F. Duncan
J. W. Hubbard
Mus‘catine
C. C. Farmer
Harriet
N. T. Hendrix
E. S. Curtis
Wapello
L. A. Riley
Ely's Cream Balm Opens Nostrils for Instant Relief
Advert read promotes Ely's Cream Balm for head colds and catarrh. Apply a small amount into nostrils to relieve swelling, clear breathing, and soothe inflamed mucous membranes. claims immediate relief and comfort.
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Ely
Old John Singleton Seeks Harsh Revenge at Night Court
A distraught man vows vengeance after a night court incident. Old John Singleton confronts the magistrate and captain, pays another man’s fine, and orchestrates a life reinvention for the arrestee. He predicts the magistrate’s downfall within a year in a tense, morally charged tale of justice and retribution.
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Tan
Old John
Precinct
John
Blackwell's
The Spoilers at Palace Theatre Muscatine
Seligs produced romance The Spoilers starring William Farnum opens at the Palace Theatre in Muscatine for three days from December 28 with matinees at 2 30 and shows at 7 00 and 9 00 pm each day. The film is praised as a vivid and popular adaptation of Rex Beach’s novel with a star cast and major theater placements in New York Chicago and beyond.
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Selig
Rex
Beach
New
Broadway
New York City
Studebaker Theatre
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Wa. N. Selig
Colin Campbell
William Farnum
Muscatine
Palace Theatre
Christmas visits brighten Wilton social rounds
Wilton Iowa residents shared holiday travel and gatherings as Meri Sullivan and Dora Sullivan returned from Davenport on Wednesday. Randolph Harrison arrived from Des Moines to visit his grandmother Mrs H Harrison. Mrs George Ireland and son Harrison visited Muscatine briefly. Margaret Woodhouse, Northwestern student in Chicago, spent Christmas with sister Mrs F Bacon east of town. Will Wang and Hattie Johnston left for Ida Grove for a week with relatives.
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Wilton
Meri Sullivan
Dora Sullivan
Davenport
Randolph Harrison
Des ‘Moines
H. Harrison
North Wilton
George, Ireeland
Harrison
Muscatine
Margaret Woodhouse
Northwestern University
Chicago
F. &. Bacon
Will Wang
Hattie Johnston
Ida Grove
Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Darker Hair Overnight
A dime tray advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound claiming it darkens gray or faded hair to a natural lustrous shade after one or two uses. It promises dandruff relief and stopped itching, noting widespread sales and urging readers to buy at local drugstores.
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Wyeth
A. W. Morgan
Weat Second Street
Local residents arrive for holiday visits in town
S. C. Baker returned to his Cedar Rapids home Thursday after a short business trip. Mr. and Mrs. Wheaton McArthur came from Marseilles Illinois to spend the holidays with the Bannitks. Mr. and Mrs. James Ady left for Davenport for several days with Mrs. Frank. Cope came from Davenport to visit. Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Beaver and son Albert arrived from Monticello and will stay with Isaac Peiffer. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Herr and son Gordon and Walter Gray came from Silvis to spend Xmas with F. W. Cummings family.
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S. C. Baker
Cedar Rapids
Wheaton McArthur
Marseilles
George Bannitk
James Ady
Davenport
Frank’Cope
Airs
Lincoln Beaver
Albert
Monticella
Isaac Peiffer
Walter Herr
Gordon
Walter Gray
Silvis
F. W. Cummings
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