Defense of the Gospel by Rev J N Elliott at union meeting
Rev J N Elliott of the Presbyterian church spoke on The Defense of the Gospel from Acts 26 1 stressing gentleness and unselfish conduct as key defenses He urged Christians to speak of Christ from the heart and live consistently to defend the gospel before society at large
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L. B. Hix
United Brethren Church
J. N. Elliott
Presbyterian Church
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Jesus Christ
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Coffee Poison Hurts Americans Says Health Advocate
A health writer warns coffee harms many regular drinkers with heart, nerves, and digestion and urges switching to Postum Food Coffee. Claims readers will feel better within 10 days and emphasizes caffeine as a widespread yet hidden danger.
Referee Appointments Expanded Across Southern Iowa Districts
Joseph W. Eells of Muscatine reappointed referee in bankruptcy for Muscatine district for two years. The full list of referees across southern Iowa includes Lamont Cowles, Hillhouse Buell, J. W. Eells, John M. Helmick, Henry M. Bicker, Roger S. Galler, A. W. Enoch, Will C. Rayburn, Graham W. Lawrence, Oliver C. Meredith, Irving C. Johnson, Clarence S. Wreceoff, Warren S. Dungan, John W. Freeland, Stephen S. Etheridge, Arthur W. Browne, Henry M. Fry, M. J. Halman, William R. Lee, Joseph Rockafellow, H. C. French, Winfield S. Mayne, and Will C. Rayburn reappointed for Poweshiek. Hillhouse Buell succeeds Hazen I. Sawyer for Lee and Van Buren.
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Muscatine County
Muscatine
Iowa
Louisa
Des Moines
Lamont Cowles
Burlington, Lee and van Buren
Hillhouse Buell
Keokuk
J. W. Eells
Scott
John M. Helmick
Davenport
Washington
Henry M. Bicker
Jefferson
Henry
Roger S. Galler
Mt. Pleasant
Wapello
Davis
A. W. Enoch
Ottumwa
Poweshiek
Will C. Rayburn
Grinnell
Marshall
Graham W. Lawrence
Marshalltown
Jasper
Oliver C. Meredith
Newton
Marion
Mahaska
Irving C. Johnson
Oskaloosa
Appanoose
Monroe
Clarences. Wreceoff
Centerville
Lucas
Warren S. Dungan
Wayne
Clarke
Decatur
John W. Freeland
Corydon
Polk
Madison
Warren
Stephen S. Etheridge
Boone
Story and
Greene
Arthur W. Browne
Union
Adair
Taylor and Ringgold
Henry M. Fry
Creston
Guthrie
Dallas
M. J. Hal
Hazen I. Sawyer
Poweshiek County
Robert M. Haines
Court Adjourns June Term At Muscatine
The June term of the district court adjourned with notable decisions including the Muscatine city versus county water works taxes case. September term opens soon with over 60 cases filed, two new divorce actions heard, and the soldiers relief commission meeting as required. Labor Day holiday closed offices and officials joined local festivities.
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Thomas Bates
Helen Bates
Emma Peterson
Henry Peterson
Soldiers’ Relief Commission
Guns. Schmidt
Muscatine
Charles Gibson
West Liberty
S. H. Wise
Wilton
Board of Supervisors
A Two Year College Path Fits Ambitious Youths
The article argues against the belief that a four year college degree is essential for all. It highlights that a two year specialized course can equip a focused student, allow work to continue, and even lead to high professional achievement. It cites Princeton youths and a New York reporter who plans two years of literature and languages to advance his career.
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Henry van Dyke
Princeton
New York Daily
Baseball scores and schedule across leagues and cities
American League results include Chicago 11 over Baltimore 3 and Detroit 7 over Washington 1 in ten innings. Other notes show St Louis 3 Philadelphia 2, Boston 3 Cleveland 1, and more. Tomorrow features AL games Baltimore at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis Boston at Cleveland Washington at Detroit. National League card lists Chicago at Philadelphia and St Louis at New York among two-game sets.
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Davenport
Rock Island
National League Today
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Charles M Schwab Characterized In NY Letter
William Fef Curtis writes from New York about Charles M Schwab in the Chicago Record Herald, calling him one of the generation's most remarkable men though noting he is not well.
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William Fef. Curtis
New York
Chicago Record-Herald
Schwab
Schwab as Industrial Giant with Flamboyant Life
The text portrays a powerful industrial figure praised for genius and energy yet critiqued for lacking moral fiber and composure. It notes his vast wealth, extravagant lifestyle from Monte Carlo to Paris, and relentless self-promotion, contrasting public acclaim with personal imprudence.
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Schwab
Morgan
Rockefeller
Stillman
John Gates
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America
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Paris
Vienna
Monte Cristo
United States
Magnate's Riverside Drive Palace Plans Draw Media Spotlight
The text notes a wealthy figure's ambitious Riverside Drive project in New York to outshine all private homes, describing his life as a continuous public spectacle and a moving picture of sensational interest.
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Riverside Drive
New York
Hall's Catarrh Cure Sold by Druggists
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications. Internal remedies act on blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is prescribed by physicians, a regular prescription, and not a quack medicine. Testimonials sent free. F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Hall's Family Pills also recommended.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Barber Quarrel Sparks Quick Haircut
A talkative barber asks how to cut hair while an disagreeable patron interrupts with an exclamation. The barber continues with the cut, preserving a brisk, comic exchange typical of a Boston Globe style vignette.
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the Barber
Boston Globe
Coronation Procession of Ancient Egyptian King
St James Gazette recounts a king of Egypt whose coronation procession stretched a day through Aterandria. It describes 3200 crowns of gold with grand sizes, 64 suits of golden armor, 2 gold boots, 12 basins, 10 vases for baths, 12 ewers, 50 dishes, and many tables all of gold. 23 crowns valued at £234400, guarded by 90000 soldiers.
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Egypt
Aterandria
St. James
A Joker Among Birds
A bluejay hides in leaves near a gathering of small birds and startles them by screeching like a hawk. The startled flock scatters as the jay cackles, mimicking a laugh in its mischief.
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Rascal
Fatal Worry Kills Rather Than Work
A Brooklyn Life note reflects on the danger of excessive worry over unemployment. The piece argues that anxiety can be deadly when a person cannot find work and becomes consumed by concern.
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Jewett
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