The Weekly Journal and Dr Wiley on Aging and Efficiency
The fragment discusses The Weekly Journal published weekly by a city carrier, including subscription and contact details. It also reports Dr Harvey Wiley addressing the Secular League of Washington on efficiency, arguing that height of efficiency comes at age 60, contrasting with Osler’s view. It notes that some men maintain efficiency beyond sixty and that knowledge can compensate for reduced physical vigor.
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Secular League of Washington
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Whey
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Debt, Bonds, and Municipal Finances Across Cities
Clashes emerge over city debt as many municipalities increase borrowing for improvements while others reduce net debt. Analysts note slow bond repayments and a belief bonded debt is permanent, prompting criticism from economists. The annual interest on city debt exceeds 8,100,000,000 as inflation impacts finances, with calls for prudent fiscal restraint and better voter education.
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Young Decatur Man Tops Sixth District in Entrance Exam
Nation's Capital news details Charles Riley of Decatur Tow passing a congressional entrance exam, a rare feat with only two years of high school. He led his class, teaches at times, and is expected to pursue athletics at the annual school. Other Sixth district youths near success include Paul Chandler and Victor Ogilvie, who face a second test. Representative Kirkpatrick to deliver the Antietam commemoration address on May 20. he is highly regarded by Washington veterans and pages.
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Annaual School
Paul Chandler
Tabor
Victor Ogilvie
Leon
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Ottumwa
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Antietam
Kirkpatrick
House of Representatives
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Tia Secreinty
Gordan Lathrop
Wealke
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Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
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Reminiscences of Long Ago Highlights Through Time
A compact column recalls events from the past four decades. Cattle arrival from Washington bound for Chicago. A ferry's wind trouble near the waterfront and a near collision. Judge Richman’s subterranean retreat in his hilltop home. A harness of locals and a lost sister’s telegram disturbing family travel.
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Tornads
My Lord and the Parisian Governess Scandal
Chelmsford banker Thomas Hope, famed as a town leader, travels to Paris and aids a young English governess fleeing a Parisian family. Mistaken for her protector, he is drawn into a warrant mix-up at the port, faces looming scandal, and must defend his name as authorities pursue the truth.
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London
Appeal for home remedies and political notes mixed
A fragmented plea promotes a home remedy for drinking problems with a refund offer and booklets. The text then shifts to district politics, mentioning candidates and allies such as Tom Reilly, Pat Harrigan, and Joe McGlinity in a Democratic context with a nod to Borchers and McGingliy.
Eckman's Alterative Linked to Recovery Claims in 1800s Ads
An advertisement claims Eckman's Alterative aided recovery from tuberculosis and lung trouble, citing testimonials about weight gain and improved health. It references Rev Berg’s church and a Mrs Govert as examples and urges readers to contact the Beluman Laboratory for further evidence and acquisition details.
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Noxious Garden Insects Targeted By Folk Remedies
Garden hints warn of a moth larva damaging popular flowers. Remedies include water sprays, Paris green mix, arsenate options, and hellebore dust. Advice covers spraying fruit trees now with lead arsenate and sulfur mixes to curb coddling moths, urging strong application for deep leaf reach and calyx penetration.
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Farmer's Sprayer Engine Boosts 75 Value
A farmer, a friend of Ming, rigged a gersatine engine with five good spray pumps mounted on an 18 tank wagon. The device did efficient work last year for only 75. It promises notable spraying for neighbors as well.
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Columbus Junction High Wins At Mt Vernon Meet
Columbus Junction high school teams take two golds and a bronze at Mt Vernon field meet led by Sumner Datr…rw with 100 yard dash in 10.45 seconds and 20 yard dash in 2.5 seconds. Will Hull earns bronze in the 1/4 mile. Church activities note Mothers Day observances with sermons on everlasting love. Street oiling halted after concerns of damages. council approves oiling remaining streets and sand coating. Mrs Harry Jones of Hartline visits. Everett Hanft suffers measles. local merchants and residents noted. Fruit outlook suggests abundant peaches plums cherries and apples with pears not favored.
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Sumner Dattraw
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M. E
McBlain
Shearer
Maynard
the Reformed Church
Ewing
Conteville
Harry Jones
Hartline
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Seattle
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Everett Hanft
Minnie Bowman
Muscatine
A. H. Parsote
Parsons
St. Bist Pleasant Flaine
ABE MARTIN E's Better to Learn Than Never Sued
Abe Martin E's quip notes it is better to learn from a mistake than avoidable litigation. The Baltimore platform is critiqued as overvalued by a consumer who feels misled and ends up sour on Wilson.
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Fruit Harvest Prospects for the Season Reported
An abundant trap and a heavy crop outlook emerge from fruit reports. Raspberries, blackberries, currants, strawberries, gooseberries, and other berries show strong indications while garden crops advance despite recent cold nights slowing growth somewhat.
Vinel Tonic Praised By Iowa Doctor And Mother
Raleigh readers learn Vinel strengthens weak children with cod liver iron tonic. Mrs Stronner of Raleigh endorses its effects after illness, noting restored appetite and strength in Hazel. Ad emphasizes pleasant taste, guaranteed results or money back, with A W Morgan druggist in Myles, Iowa.
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