Terma to Atascribiee Circulation Leads Journal Rural News
The Daily Journal claims circulation greater than all other Musrating papers combined with the highest reach on Sundays. It lists distribution across city blocks, markets, and local stores, noting subscriptions at 70 cents per day and detailing agents and shop names including Tabary Bros' Grocery and Keckiatin Cearkate Orpen.
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Atascribiee
Daily Journal da Ivaued
Snrrler
Mind
Wubs
Journal
Aqewuien
Ita
Sturibae
Tabary Bros
Oregon
W. GA
Local Publication Fragment Describes Exchange and Personnel
A damaged OCR item discusses an exchange labeled TLLEPHOREA with numbers 2 and 27. It mentions an operator Asawerm ASK requesting a personal department task and lists publisher Thrnan with roles as managing editor and city editor for numbers 6 or 27.
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Tllephorea
Towa
Privata Hranch
Asawerm
Tumbom
TD. Thrnan
Tidtor- No. 3
President Wilson and the baseball pass controversy
A discussion on President Wilson declining theatre perks and accepting a single baseball pass shows public tension over presidential perquisites. The piece frames Wilson as principled yet human, noting the exception that proves the rule as he balances dignity with popular rewards in a patriotic, era-specific tone.
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Wilson
Cvery Chase
United States
Washington
Clark Griffins
Woodrow Wilson
Erin Buneball
America
Spartacke
Kinship of Virtue Themes Draws Wilson as Central Figure
A fragment notes a large sense of shared virtue linking many to Wilson, described as a central figure connected to all. The unreadable portion hints at collective identity and homage within a community context.
Opinion Fragments Reflect Political Banter Across Papers
A collage of clipped editorials and social notes from Washington and Iowa papers mocks advertising faults and political roles. It cites Uncle Walt Mason, references Me Adoo, and lampoons cabinet buys, taxes, and open seasons while contrasting Dem and GOP barbs.
Gossip at the Iowa Capital
Des Moines reports a legislative compromise on commission form government for smaller Iowa cities. The bill sets mayor salaries at 150 per 1,000 population with a 2,500 cap and council salaries at 120 per 1,000 with a 2,000 cap, plus pensions of 30 a month for 108 surviving Spiett Lake expedition members.
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Des Moines
Touch
Senate
Med
Dlaigvosmient
Messrs. Spaulding
Webber
Heald
Mitchell Sherman
Stipe
Lund
Alguing
McManus
Guid
Cyhrlos
Spiett Lake
Iowa
Chase
Drink Habit Relief Promises Home Happiness
Advert says ORRINE cures drunkenness and brings happiness to homes. Claims many wives and mothers praise it as a secret remedy costing $1.00 per box. Offers free booklet from Morgan at 107 West Second Street.
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Orrine
Orrine Costa
Morgan
Reminiscences of Long Agol and Local Incidents
A Muscatine Journal item notes a windy trip to the levee with soldiers on furlough, a horse hitching incident at Chris Rueckdaschel’s on Chestnut street, and a missing saddle and bridle after a rider fled. It also mentions a Desperate Straits play drawing a good house and a fifty-two dollar church collection, plus 20 and 216 year-ago notes on local Masonry and a lumberyard couple purchasing and incorporating.
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Blue
Chris
Rueckdaschel
Chestnut Street
Iithla Inter
Vhlat
Meric
African Methodist Church
Iowa Legislation Pushes Education And Public Health Bills
Lawmakers consider a bill to teach agriculture domestic science and manual training in state schools while another measure seeks accident prevention education. Debates reveal concerns over medical advertising as bills target itinerant vendors and pharmacists. Simultaneously Iowa advances taxation and direct senate election plans and discusses penalties for false medical claims.
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Senate
Teig
Grintley
Balkema
Liver van Buren
Taylor
Davrah
Towa
Iowa
Parole Board
Atuil
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Aids Skin Ailments
A cure claim for Bucklen's Arnica Salve boasts quick permanent relief for skin diseases burns and bruises John Deye of Gladwin Michigan credits twelve years of suffering and $400 in doctors bills to the salve which he says cured him The ad promotes Havercanty's Preguvption with 29 cents price and urges readers to buy now.
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Jen
John Deye
Gladwin
Mich
Bucklen
Havercanty
Dreier Promoted Consul General Prospect at Singapore
Caspar L. Dreier of Muscatine, recently advanced to vice and deputy consul general at Singapore, visits Washington for final instructions before sailing. His rapid promotions highlight his diplomatic ambitions as he plans an overland European tour and visits major capitals before taking up his new post. Meanwhile, Iowa Congress members jockey for committee seats in the new session, with dynamics across foreign relations, banking, agriculture, and Ways and Means shaping potential chairmanships.
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Washington, D. C
Caspar L. Dreier
Muscatine
Vieg
Singapore
Tike
Panam
Washington
Etaty
Dresey
Little
Dreier
Guayequil
Ecuador
Lima Feru
Panaia
Singipars
Muscating
New York
Europe
Hig Scaedule
Looon
Paris
Florene
Rome
Ew Congress
Good
de Hongé
Pepper
Iowa
Connolly
Heidelberg
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Kirkpatrick
Appropriations
Goodman
House
Representative
Green
Beco
Red
Fudge Walter 1 Smith
Political shifts hinted in representative committee moves
A passable study of suggested committee reassignments for several state lawmakers shows Haugen Towner Scote Kennedy Pronty and Beat considering new posts on agriculture judiciary civil service rivers and harbors and district or related committees as Mansfield politics loom. The piece notes Frank Woods prefers limited committee work and hints at near-term reshuffles with party balance potential. Dr King's New Discovery is praised as a proven cough remedy with millions of bottles sold and a money-back offer at Haveramp's Prescription.
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Representative Haugen
Macubtr
Agriculture Committee
Representative Towner
Lawyers’ Committee
Frank Woods
Representative Scote
Jana
Kennedy
Mao Thera
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Humphrey
Washington
Pronty
Dr. King
J. J. Owene
Allendale
S. G
Helgben of Harvard play at Woodman Fall
Atilissa Ia March 11 1914 The Hick a thrift class of the Istian Sunday school with Prof and Mrs Hiddington will present Helgben of Harvard at Woodman Hall March 16 1914. Miss Florence Wasters visited Mediapolis with sister Ruth and Prof Dualagy. Mr and Mrs J Embree Mrs Ty McLaughlin and others attended W R C meeting in West Liberty. A surprise birthday gathering honored Mr Wilton at his home. Mrs Mina McDonald visited Lipton Buchanan and attended funeral services for James McDonald with relatives in Moscow and Iowa City.
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Atilissa
Istian Sunday School
Hiddington
Olrs
Brotchie
Hayes
West Liberty
Blonday
W. BR. C
C. R. Wilson
Wilton
Willard Wiatters
Broad
Watt
Mina McDonald
Lipton
Buchanan
Ella Emerick
Woreace McDonald
Harry Bardo
Iowa City
J.B. Parker
Moscow
James McDonald
Concord social notes and family visits across town
Mr and Mrs Alma Williams and son of Colwb Junetign visited with brother Chegter Williams and family. John Orr and family moved to Charlie Estal farm. Blake Lag moved to Joan Orr home. Mabel Barker visiting Aunt Maggie Nolte. Nealy Pence spent time with daughter Mrs Henry Wagner. Ill son of Mr and Mrs Fran Orr improving. Madeline and Pence Wagner shopped in Muscatine. Williams family visited Mrs Jo Barker. Lous Tree Ti Mat Ta Dr and Mrs Earl Richey moved to Mallard. Alice Hunt of Winfield visiting sister Mrs John Browning. Miss Kelloway of Atlantic trims at Lutz Potter Millinery. Miss Eitle Upright returned from Muscatine. Amos Fuller of Salem VA in town. Mrs Will Worrell of Letcher visiting relatives.
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Copcord
Biar
Alma
Williams
Colwb Junetign
Chegter Williams
John Orr
Charlie Estal
Blake
Joan Orr
Mabel Barker
Maggie Nolte
Wilton
Nealy Pence
Tse
Mirs
Henry Wagner
Mir
Fran Orr
Sone
Tina
Madeline
Pence Wagner
Muscatine
Joh
Barker
Yami
Earl Richey
Mallard
Alice Hunt
Winfield
John Browning
Misa Kelloway
Atlantic
Lutz and Potter Mil Itnery
Eitle
Marvin
Amos Fuller
Salem
Will Worrell
Letcher
Watering hot beds with improvised sprinkler hose
Daily hints show a dry watering method for hot beds and cold frames using a long improvised sprinkler nozzle. It explains setup, technique, and timing, advising luke warm water, morning work, avoiding leaf damage, and checking soil moisture by texture and surface moisture to prevent overwatering or under watering.
Local Social Notes Reflect Visits and Travels
A jumble of short items lists residents visiting and traveling: Mrs Lucy Miller of Hills greets friends in town while Harley Holderman and wife move into the Amos Fuller house. Miss Ima Lee returns from Coe College, but misses school due to appendicitis. Mr and Mrs Adam Attis attend a funeral in Jackson Minnesota. Mrs Maggie Pettis goes home to Cedar Rapids after visiting her mother Mrs S M Baker Jr and Mrs L G Yourkin and children Jett. The Browning family returns from a tiresome trip while Maggie Coggeshall and daughter head home to Farley Iowa after a relatives visit.
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California
Lucy Miller
Hills
Harley Holderman
Amos Fuller
Ima Lee
Coe College
Adam Attis
Jackson
Minn
Farley
Local notices from Pine Mills reveal sales and moves
March 12 Pine Mills Iowa area notes report A Anderson selling torso work to Richard Smith for 220 dollars. Residents Joe Brossart moved to Tecentry near Faisport. Several families, including Mr and Mrs Fuehner, Mr and Mrs Vanderpool, plan relocations. Ladies Aid to meet March 19 at Mrs Alteneder’s. Fitehner returns from Atlanta. Charles Irwin bedridden. Dr Klein attended.
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Plug Mills
A. Andersen
Richard Smith
Blue Grass
Joe Brossart
Tecentry
Faisport
Borm
Fuehner
F. Seleer
South Muscating
Vanderpool
West Liberty
Oklahoma
Ladies’ Aid
William Alteneder
Andersen
Fitehner
Atlanta
Charles Altene
Neder
Temmy
Charles Irwin Ig xii
Klein
Spain
Reeves
ABE MARTIN Pokes Fun About True Friends
In a rustic quip, Abe Martin notes that some men show their real friends in tough times while others rely on flashy bravado. The homely wisdom contrasts hardy, loyal company with those who seek easy praise.
Local Social Roundup Includes Visits and Illness Notes
The column reports gatherings at the Hart home with Mr and Mrs Schiutz and family, mentions Chat Welsch and James Irwin ill, Dan Grimm and Jn 43 ill, William Abeneder’s recent visit to Whitemott, HW Gudzine with Roy Hartman, and Umpress dizxing for Stecher on the McGarvey farm. Roy Hartman tested a shock in the field and Attaur Kretschmeér delivered lots to Pleasant Prairie on Monday.
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Restores Natural Color
An old home remedy, Sage Tea and Sulphur, is promoted as restoring natural hair color, stopping dandruff and itching, and preventing hair loss. Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy is advertised as the ready version, sold for about 20 cents, with directions to apply to damp hair for a natural color return by morning.
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Wye
Wyeth
A. W. Morgan
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