Relations With Japan Stirred by White House Accord
Two coast artillery units were ordered to Honolulu amid a fumbled White House meeting among Moora, Garri son, and Daniels. The episode inflames seriousness of U S Japan ties with California's land-relief stance seen as delaying war risk until the Panama Canal is complete. Okin shock pours from Kokumin report as Japan positions itself as champion of the yellow race challenging white supremacy.
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Japan
Honolulu
White House
John Bassett Moora
Garrison
Huavy Daniels
Oith
California
Attlan
Panama Canal
Pacific
Atlantic
Pn Gallons
Overkatte Lon
Tuanaril
Humenti
West
Yellow nations and Japan in a fragile wartime balance
A historical analysis argues that public sentiment, racial pride, and leadership ambitions shape fears of a potential conflict with Japan. It notes longstanding friendship with Japan and contemplates war as unlikely but possible if critical American naval power or the Panama Canal access were challenged, given Japan's strained resources.
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Ray
Japan
United States
Fivat
Pacife
Patyama Canal
Things They Say in Monticello and Beyond
A mosaic of clipped opinions from the Monticello Express and other papers notes political patrons and public chatter. It mentions Tudga Van Wagersen and S. G. Huber in northern district debates, tariff revision views from 19 states, and a mix of local curiosities including dandelion day proclamations in Cedar Rapids and a Bryan campaign echo.
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Monticello Express
Tudga van Wagersen
Congress
S. G. Huber
Witth
Tis Credit
Ike Hubor
Sallisbnees
Cadar Rapids
Pest
Wonderful Stomach Remedy Claims Cures Eight Years of Ill
A Texas man Mr L Tremraoil of Houalon reports eight years of stomach and gall bladder trouble improved after taking Your Wonderful Stomach Remedy. He praises its curing power and notes relief from digestion issues. He asks others to try one dose and request a free booklet from the supplier for stomach and liver ailments.
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L. Tremraoil
Houalon
Len
Gail Pladder
Ben
Beat
Sxpodinleig
Texas
Georgis
Thele Tituse Aglylee
Mayr
Whiting
Chiangy
West
Reminiscences of Long Ago Reflect Local History
A long column of brief notes recalls events from 30, 20, and 100 years ago. It mentions a lightning fire at a Downey barn owned by James Haldeman, political figures like Hiram Price, and upcoming decoration meetings near Berry Jayne’s. It also cites golden wedding anniversaries and a 1900s bride ceremony at the Sawyers’ home, plus a church leadership change in Fork Avenue.
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James Haldeman
Downey
Hiram Price
Congr Gled Tram
Etry
Berry Jayne's
F. L. Dayton
T. Haana
R. M. Burnett
P. Sawyer
Auta
Clara Sawyer J
William Welker
Evening Story of a Beach Confession on Quiet Sand
Danforth seeks a white umbrella and finds a sleeping girl under it, then vows to tell her his love. He reads Keats aloud amid the surf as they converse softly, debating poverty and a long friendship before a chance interruption reveals lingering feelings.
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Leonard Frank Adams
Danforth
Tord Jenows
Yar
Amy
Brower Keats
Se Bilukeq
Tom
Endymten
Cleanliness in Hog Lots and Safe Water Practices
K A Kirkpatrick urges strict hog lot sanitation to prevent disease. Keep mud puddles coated with crude oil or stock dip to deter drinking dirty water, install concrete wallows with controlled water, and ensure clean troughs. Regular disinfection of feed troughs and swill, and sterilizing feeding gear, protect young pigs and improve overall herd health.
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Norma
Lave Beer
Pps
Wiven
Ong Neeis
Protecting Clothing From Moths with Fumigation and Care
The article explains preventing clothes moth damage by inspecting winter garments before storing. It describes wrapping items in boxes, sealing bags, and using bisulphide of carbon fumigation with careful heatless setup. Repeats every two weeks for a season and cautions about safety and avoiding repellents like moth balls.
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Beatty
Senator Kenyon favors cattle duty cut to aid Iowa farmers
Washington May 16 Senator Kenyon argues free cattle duty would aid Iowa farmers more than reducing meat duties and aims to keep meat prices stable. He plans a tax proposal to cut income tax, lower to 2300 on excess over 2500 up to 4000, claiming benefit to the public and government. He expects to work with Senator Cummins on meat inspection provisions in tariff law. Kirkpatrick backs Charles W. McCarty for Ottumwa postmaster, aligning with his long-time ally McCartyn’s predecessor.
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Washington, D. C
Kanyon Hng
Kenyon
Senate
Wea
Kenyon Cho
Cummins
Kirkpatrick
Charles W. McCarty
Ottumwa
Mi o na Stomach Tablets touted for relief
An old style ad promotes Mi ona Stomach Tablets to stop distress from stomach troubles. It claims immediate action and strengthened digestion turning food into nourishment. The copy asserts non cure all but specific stomach aid with a money back guarantee, sold by druggists.
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Taylorcamma
Foods that Bind Little Children
Unclear text about children's diet and constipation. Recommends Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle remedy for constipation in children. Features testimonials and dealer info, with ads tone and claims of safety, efficacy, and money-back guarantee.
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Caldwell
America
MM. E. Darling
R- B.D. No
Nichols Daily Life Notes and Local Visits
Village updates show residents visiting relatives in Muscatine and West Liberty. Carl arrives Friday to spend weekend with parents. Nichols High School graduation list includes multiple students. revival meetings begin Tuesday at Jonesville Methodist Church with attendance across the week.
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Nichols
Jaws
Marewa Carl
Jomo
Carl
George Sthmit
Illinois
E. J. Brown
Muscatine
Black
Stucatina
Meg
Everett Pika
Isis
Bar
Adrian Norris
Congsville
Nishloss
Museay No
Silaa Rummella
Amanés
Town
Ifus
Ating Weta
Claude Melzer
Gertie Kirchner
West Liberty
Nichols High
Nichols Opera House
Mavie Ryan
Zelpha Stephens
Margaret Unisehied
Bessie Doran
Lola Hummel
Elsie Pike
George Kirchner
Clarence Metcalf
Yarry Shannon
Jonesrilla Methodiat Church
City Council considers street railway paving and property improvements
Official Proceedings of the City Council from May 14 1913 show a special session on street railway paving and district property improvements. Mayor Koehler presided with Aldermen Rainbow Oeter Schroeder Watson Sullivan Zeidler Lemay and Miller present.
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Elty Council
Specia
Firs
Koehler
Alds
Rainbow
Oeter
Schroeder
Watson
Sullivan
Zeidler
Lemay
Miller
P. P. Cratte
Muscatine and Davenport
Street Railway’ Company
City Council Proceedings Note Repairs and Permits Granted
The city council discusses residents rehabilitation and property repairs including reshingling a house, moving a horse on the streets, and granting rights to Muscatine Lumber to build a spur track. Aldermen approve paving repairs and railway crossing improvements along East Second Street and termini. City Recorder H. B. Caple reports adjournment.
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Kecklerville
Zeidler
Jon Fe
Sullivan
Carylea
Atorney
Rainbow
Cate
Geter
Muscatine Lumber & Box Go
Front Street
Ravinas
Qarried
Deter
Schroeder
Rock Island Railway Co
Gity
East Second Street
Witton
Secant Add
Ald
Watson
Schroeiler
Garied
H. B. Caple
City Recorder
Bay Island visitors and local gatherings noted
Foster Si Mazid and Alisa Lar woster spent three days with sister Mrs Pred Fanl Maer of Bay Island Illinois. Mr and Mrs C E Spickler and daughter Zephyr visited Mrs Spickler's mother Mrs Mot her. Robert Workman spent Sunday with his sister Mrs Wim. Frevermuth Mrs Wm Kranz and children from Bay Island spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jas Hayes. Rena Middaugh visited Muscatine with sister Mrs Pred Kranz. Mr and Mrs Phin Molsevaum spent Sunday with their parents Mr and Mrs F W Popter. Mr and Mrs Pallly Wagler welcomed a daughter Beatrice. Mr and Mrs Leotard Dungan and children and Mrs Ed Reynolds and Jehilére and Miss Mary Kelly were entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs Thos Watson on Sunday.
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Bay Island
Jas Hayes
Giss Rena Middaugh
Muscatine
Pred Kranz
Phin Molsevaum
F. W. Popter
Add
Pallly Wagler
Tor
Beatrice
Leotard Dungan
Ed. Reynolds
Jehilére
Mies
Mary Kelly
Irs Thos. Watson Sundsy
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