Journal Agencies and Subscriptions in Muscatine
The Journal lists local agencies from Hui to Bradford Grocery for reader convenience and outlines subscription rates for daily and semi weekly editions. It also cites advertising representatives in major cities and reflects on editorials and opinions about Goethe, the Kansas City Star, and present travel and political topics including Mexico.
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Ita Mvny
Hurlput
Gastradrouck South
Jelly Journal
Tyloom Yown Private Branch Exchange Numbers 26 and 27
When operators answer, ask for department and number. Directory lists staff roles No 1 Publisher D Throon No 2 Managing Editor No 3 City Editor No 4 Society Editor No 5 Composing Room No 6 Mailing Room No 7 Coho S Pitchforth Adv Mat Call either 26 or 37 for business office.
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Tulmyrones
Peragn Ot
F. D. Throon
Managring Mditor
Coo
S. Pitchforth
Adv
Mumnher
Dr Hutchinson Outlines Ultra modern Home Reform
Medical authority Dr Woody Hutchinson rails against traditional home life proposing a communal kitchen, lab like prep areas, and minimal private spaces. He urges tear out partitions and glass walls, bans general housework servants, and champions house launderers with modern machinery. He questions privacy and suggests living in a tent rather than conventional rooms.
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Woody Hutchinson
Dr. Hutchinson
Osler milestone and Goethe in Eckermann notes on age
The Western University president notes men do best after the Osler milestone, with five percent of six hundred showing world impact before 46. Eckermann quotes Goethe at age over 40 praising progress. he discusses completing the fourth act and assembling the second part in August, amid Goethe’s satisfaction with the achievement.
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Goethe
Eckermaaon
Gaighe
Eckermann
Reminiscences of Long Ago and Weather Snapshots
The item recalls a cold spell with 6 to 9 degrees below zero and features a bustling snap between Blaine and Logan seen in Washington. It then shifts to social notes about the Jolly Mandolin club gathering with George Wilmering and mentions Miss Ella Mulford hosting the Sorosis circle a decade ago with a Christmas stocking centerpiece and a game of flinch.
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Old Boreas
George Wilmering
Jolly Mandolin Club
Elva Batterson
Emma Scott
Batterson
Chicago
Ella Mulford
West Third Street
Sorosis
Flinch
Jean Drape Becomes Evening Reader and Learns of Love
In this Harriet Canfield tale Jean Drape persuades Mary Brandon to help her seek work as a reader. Jean lands a position with Dr. Tom Whitney, who turns out to be the man behind the bandage in a dim room. She reads aloud to him and their playful improvisation reveals budding feelings.
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Harriet G. Canfield
Jean Drape
Mary Brandon
Jean
Mary
Jeen
Dale Avenue
Whittier Social
Dr. Tom
Whitney
Dr. Whitney
Tom Whitney
Tom
Christmas rumors and visits mark Conesville notes
Conesville residents share holiday visits with relatives in Cedar Rapids Armstrong Hedrick Davenport Muscatine and Napa California. A New Year program at the Methodist church by Busy Bees and Audrey Foster’s class features speeches recitations songs with a 10 cent admission.
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Conesville
Grace Chapman
Cedar Rapids
Harl
Kenwood Park
Charles Denison
JL. M. Cecil
Dollie
Chester Cecil
Lela
Ruth
Elsie
Hedrick
Newton Cecil
Merle
William
Margaret
Muscatine
D. €. Melee
Lloyd and
Almeda
Davenport
Charles Cecil
Blanche
Helen
Wdith
John
Uedrick
Methodist Church
Busy Bees
Audrey Foster
Harold Brehme
Winifred DeLap
Evelyn Schomberg
Parma Miller
Cecil Bullis
Frances Criger
Freeman Istle
Nira Boggs
Fern Bul
Unionist MP Henry Broadley Dies in Yorkshire Home
London December 29. Henry H. B. Broadley Unionist member of parliament for the Hodonshire division of the East Riding of Yorkshire since 1906 died suddenly this morning at his Yorkshire residence. He was 61 years old. In 1878 Mr Bradley married Miss Holle Tracy of Pennsylvania.
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London
Henry H. B. Broadley
Howdonshire
East Riding of
Yorkshire
Mr. Bradley
Holle Tracy
Pennsylvania
West Liberty Lecture Date Change for King's Daughters Circle
West Liberty Iowa news notes move the fourth lecture of the King's Daughters Circle to Wednesday January 15 for a musical program by the Kilarney Girls and Rita Rich. Also reports on visitors and society events including Kensington parties and a Fortnightly meeting with guest day activities.
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West Liberty
King's Daughters Circle
Kilarney
Rita
Rich
Lara Rathe
Albernette
L. W. Swem
Town Falls
H. Wilber
Forest Protaman
Cedar Rapids
Ray Buckman
George Angerer
Angerer
Brown
Wilton
J. C. Hall
Kensington
Ray Whitacre
East Fourth Street
J. S Potter
Shelby, Ta
Jerry Evans
Delansa Abbott
Fred
Clinton
Potter
Stober
Columbus Street
M. A.ditmers
German Veteran Society of
New York
Terrace Garden
Wurttemberg
Valley of the Neckar
Heidelberg
Wilhelm II
Olga Dragooner
Ice harvest and church officer meeting announced
Potter and Weber began cutting ice from the new pond for large storage. The Christian church annual roll call and officer election will be held Friday evening in the church parlors, with a reception for new members and a committee set to arrange refreshments. All members urged to attend.
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Potter
Weber
Christian Church
Iowa in the Movies at Frisco
Clinton December 29 Iowa plans to spend about 2000 dollars to film Iowa scenery and industrial growth for the Panama Pacific exposition in San Francisco next year. The commission seeks film donations from industries railroads and municipalities and will sell town rights to theaters with local clubs aiding in public screenings. If income falls short the Greater Iowa Association may cover the deficit.
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Clinton
Iowa Legislature
Iowa
San Francisco
Iowa Commission
Moving Picture Theaters
Towa
Moving Picture
Theaers
Picture House
Commercial Club
Improvement Association
Women
Salem recall election tests Hurley bid for fifth term
Salem voters faced a recall election for Mayor John F. Hurley as supporters of the Better Government Association push for a change. Hurley, serving his fifth term, must defend against Matthias J. O'Keefe, a local manufacturer, under a charter allowing a special vote once a recall petition threshold is met. Proponents argue liquor law enforcement failed, prompting the recall action.
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Associated Press
Salem
Mass
John F. Hurley
Better Government Association
Hurley
Matthias J. O'Keefe
Miller Resigns as Wabash General Agent
Henry Miller, general agent of the Wabash Railroad, has tendered his resignation. He will retire on January 3. The announcement was conveyed today by Associated Press from St. Louis, Missouri, noting his long tenure with the railroad.
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Wabash Road
St. Louis
Henry Miller
The
Wabash Railroad
Miller to become president as Wa-Dash reorganizes
The Wa-Dash announces a reorganization effective January 1. Mr Miller, with ten years at the Wa-Dash, is expected to become president when the receivership ends, while remaining director and vice president of the road per headquarters statement.
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Tion
Miller
Road
Distress for Barkentine Irmgard Near Oahu
A wireless from the liner Sonoma reports the barkentine Irmgard in distress south of Oahu. A tug was sent but could not locate the vessel. Irmgard, 671 tons, 1889 built, left Leyuka Fiji Islands bound for San Francisco, owned in San Francisco.
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Pacific
Associated Press
Sonoma
Oahu
Irmyard
Leyuka
Fiji Islands
San Francisco
European War to Elevate U S Education Center
Professor J C Adams of McGill University Ontario told a St Louis banquet that the European war will make the United States the world’s educational center in all learning. He said European chaos in education will take generations to recover the old university dominance.
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America
Associated Press
St. Louis
United Sates
J. C. Adams
McGill University
Tronto
Canada
Federation of American Societies For
American Association of Anaatomist
Europe
Adams
Hoboken Orders Thorough Cleaning of Theatres to Stop Diphtheria
Hoboken New Jersey December 29 the board of health issues an order demanding full sterilization of all theatres and moving picture houses under penalty of closure to curb the epidemic. Nearly 2150 diphtheria cases have been reported.
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Associated Press
Hoboken
N. J
Board of Health
Ex-editor weighs method to split from party letter
Abe Martin reports Hon. Ex-editor Dale Ftobart contemplates returning to the Republican fold and wonders if he can mail a simple postal card instead of issuing an open letter. The piece notes eloquence can mask error and hints at party dynamics.
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Dale Ftobart
Republican Party
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Eoenare & Woodsoar
Brunswick
Canses
Lorenzen & Woottun
Gumbel
Tetroit-Cone
Lorenzen & Woodman
Pree Press
Aduento
Kansas City Star
Christmas Goodfellows
American Magazine
Woman's Home Companies
Journal
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Mexico
Blaine
Logan
Washington
Burchard
Prine
Chillon
Jen
BE. C. Parcells
Lis
Song
C. F. Jappe
Davenport, Jows
Shver
Gould
Griggs’ Music House
East Second Street
Frisco
Hawkeye State
Vessed
U. S. Education Center
Tough Bros. Chiropractors
Bond
Iowa Ave
Abe Martin
Adey
Cindy Eughon Fee
Pat
the Edwards CO
Indiana Ave
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