Journal Adverts and Circulation Details From City Paper
The Temanas list agendas above the City Tortha and other street names. Mentions of circulation figures claim greater reach than rival papers and threefold readership, with delivery details and subscription options. The fragment also notes telephones, branch exchange, and mailing rooms for classified sections.
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Journal Agen
Grover
Oregon
West
Fuller
Amento Atazorigers
Wanee
Ane
Prison Escape and A Surprising Return at Fort Madison
A Fort Madison inmate, Williams, escaped from the jail after lulling the warden’s wife and leaving the guard in the office, only to return five hours later at the warden’s door claiming the act was not the proper thing. The episode draws attention to trust, reform, and the nature of penitentiary discipline in the era.
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Fort Madison
Williams
Saundera
Willams
Tars
Gaarden
Saunders
McAster
Wiliams
Dati
Avilliama
Port Ctadllson
Nils Setaway
Sworthingss
President Wilson Faces Criticism Over Prosecutions
The article notes political friction as Francis J. Hones takes on the Caralogtl-Diggs white slave case and Western Fuel Co actions. It highlights the president’s support for the attorney general, overruling him in part, and the political fallout from the attorney general’s errors, while the president now pursues similar actions himself.
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Wilson
Francis J. Hones
Caralogtl-Diggs
Western Fuel Co
Mwe
Weather and harvest notes on corn and wheat fields
The article notes that recent weather has been reasonably good for corn and grain crops. It mentions favorable conditions for the wheat harvest in several sections and implies a generally productive season with adequate moisture and warmth for grain growth.
A Nation in Fragments Across Newspapers and Orations
A sprawling mosaic of excerpts cites German policy on dirigibles, anti slack enforcement, and political barbs. It threads references to Bliss Co torpedo methods, Aunt Abe Martin quips, and July Fourth double headers, while clippings from Cedar Rapids to Clinton mix militia talk, social reform, and legislative gambits with sharp editorial opinions.
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Vaterloo
Muscatine
Diplomats Escape Rebels Reach Mexico City After Narrow Escape
Three European diplomats who faced rebel threats in Michigan arrived in Mexico City last night after a perilous escape. The French minister Paul Lotalven, the Tunisian minister, and Austrian envoy Carlo Allott were travels bound for safety as reports of unrest spread.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Michigan
Paul Lotalven
Enron
Carlo Allott
Wod
Reminiscences of Long Ago and Nearby Memories
A collage of aged notes recounts long past events from long ago to ten years back. It mentions drunkenness and a carriage incident, Mr Bryant’s quieting action, and Thomas J Palmer’s death aboard a steamer. Major William Dal returns from New York and Washington with uncertain plans. Other items note a thunderstorm, travel to San Francisco, and social rounds including weddings and anniversaries.
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Pipty
Bryant
Thomas J. Palmer
Nera
Port Madson
William Dal
Pantma
New York
Washington
Princess in the Sleeper and the City Bride
District Attorney Morgan protects a frail Ruritanian princess aboard a Chicago sleeper. A London hoax and a mistaken romance unfold as Irene Osterman clears Morgan of past blame. The tale ends with rekindled love and a surprised reunion.
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Porter
Bret
Morgan
Rurutani
New York
Irene Osterman Hand
Omaha
Hir
Diplomats flee after safety assurances amid travel ban threat
Diplomats, warned by friends yet promised safety by government, departed six days ago on a so called re crution trip to investigate alleged losses. They toured Michoacan’s capital before trains were stopped yesterday as gangs congealed around the city. Pressed to escape, they fled north by rail then looped to Mexico City via Queretaro.
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Stephen Hedry de Hedrl
Sis
Michoacan
Mexico City
Queretaro
Royal intrigue sparks family pact in whispered assent
In a tense scene the characters converse about identity and lineage as Ethel and Flavia confirm acceptance of a connection with a central figure. The dialogue hints at a pivotal revelation and a pledge among the royal circle, revealing tensions and loyalties within the family.
Desirable hog feeding hinge pan contrivance noted
A farm visit describes a hinged feed panel for hogs that swings inward for easy cleaning and feeding then returns to lock. The Crop Improvement Association offers to describe how to make these hinged panels. Also covers lawn care in summer including clipping, avoiding overwatering, protecting terraces, and using nitrate of soda to thicken grass.
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Crop Improvement Association
Ce Lest
Eastesn Maaner
Sumer
Wsee
Lee
Take Plenty of Time to Eat for Better Digestion
A health notice warns against eating too rapidly as it leads to indigestion and constipation. It advises thorough chewing and salivation, then suggests Chamberlain's Tablets for relief. The ad claims many stomach troubles have been cured and notes the tablets are easy to take and agreeable, sold by all dealers.
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Ady
WILTON NOTES OF VISITORS AND LOCAL CALLERS
WILTON Iowa June 26 Numerous residents and visitors were recorded in town. Tda Miller from Muscatine, Molly Palmer from Los Angeles, Clifford Bacon, D A Burrows, D J Dwyer, Vera Hain and son Clifford, Rh BE Creitz, Fred Feltman visit Hosts H J Hadler, John Killion home. Fireside chats with Abs McCartney Leslia Knouse and many others noted. Attendees include J M Martin, O H Howe, Dr W M Johnson, D G Agnew and Mery Schroeder among others as they traveled to Davenport Muscatine and Moscow for visits and business.
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Vera Hain
Clifford
Jeft
John Heabner
Moscow
Rh. BE
Creitz
Davenpor
Fred Feltman
Jim
Jayr
F. A. Marin
Elizabeth
Mildred
Mrr
Mre
John Killion
Abs
Sacha McCartney
George
Muscatine
Leslia Knouse
Davenport
Albert Winsell
Eiln Slater
Mise Marguerite Luar
AL Martin
Alasentine
L O. Hi. Howe
Raymond
Ima Grant
Mra
Gen
Healyner
BW. M. Johnson
Frincetown
D. G. Agnew
Mery Schroeder
Mermann Kelley
Amundsen
Pearle Mino
Oskaloosa
Arthur Montgomery
H. Wilson
Belle Plaine
George Lloyd
Jaysle Hawley
Chicago
George Hawley
B. ©. Nichols
West Liberty
WG. Griffith
John Devon
Charles Brumbaugh
Glatys
Lela Kelley
Ames
Nevada
J. Doyle
Claredon
Bertha Ryncarson
Bama Byggitsot
Irvine Zucker
ABE MARTIN Bluesland visitations and Midwest travels
ABE MARTIN Thome In Bluesland reports a week at the Henry Jipp home with Mrs Grace Marshall and son Fred from 62 Portland Cregor visiting the F J Augerer date before a short visit to West Liberty on Wednesday. Mrs Mary af Whitmer and a son Joshud after a week’s visit near Springdale returned home Wednesday evening.
No Substitute Could Do This For Kidney Trouble
J I Wallich of Bar Kel suffered backache and headaches from kidney trouble. After using Foley Kidney Pills he reports complete relief. His father-in-law, now 93, has also benefited, suggesting the pills extend life.
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Foley
J. I Wallich
Praire Grove Social Notes and County Fair Highlights
Minnie Siders returns home from Sioux City for vacation as Rue Parsons and wife from California visit relatives in Prairie Grove. J M Walker and family stay with Nixon Glen. W B Rice leaves for Gettysburg. Mrs B A Kinney visits West Liberty relatives. West Liberty event week features Judge Blair and Spanish orchestra. Thavlis band and twelve oct opera singers perform. Shungopay, Mogul Indian mediator in regalia, joins parade. Grand display expected. attendance urged.
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Praie Grove
Minnie Siders
Sioux City
Rue Parsons
California
Praine Grove
Thompson
Tipton
131
Fami J. M. Walker
West Liberty
Glen
James
Helen McCann
Atellesa
W. B. Rice
Gettysburg
B. A. Kinney
Jas. Thursder
M. E. Black
Priday
Priday of Thig Weex
Judge Blair
Thavlus
Shungopay
Abort Pines
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Paget and Nephew
Kate Chamberlain
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LeRoy MacDougal
Robert Seller
Broadway
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J. W. Sargent
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Father Time
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America
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Horn
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