Monument to Peace and Victory At Iowa Capitol
Fragmentary article describes a grand design for the Iowa Capitol monument with bronze figures, medallions, and a high base near Jackson Park. It highlights Rohl-Smith’s sculptural themes of peace and quiet victory, the planned nine to ten foot statues ofGENERALS and scenes of Iowa history, and notes the artist’s work on Franklin and Fort Dearborn pieces.
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Rohl-Smith
Minga
Diay
Cer
Curtis
Dodge Prse
Helneral Winslow
Olor Mills
Olonel Shaw
Geniker
Capt
Vie
Jackson Park
Lowa
Capitol
Towa
Iowa
Rohnsmith
Mission
Chicago
Benjamin Franklin
Fort Dearborn
Lding
Springfield
Ill
San Antonio
Judgent
Mt. Sterling
Schiller Theater
Denmark
Ing Rohl-Smith
August Daughte
Creeping Rails Then and Now in Rail Practice
A fragmented column discusses rail creep under gravity, grade changes, and load effects with notes on joint wear, rail alignment, and the role of foremen. The piece includes odd anecdotes about parrots and a brief Jamaica crime stat noting obscene language as a frequent offense.
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Jamaica
Strange Medical Ridicule From An Old Page
A fragmentary moralizing note mocks medical quackery and medical terms. Pseudo ailments are listed with odd spellings and humorous contempt for modern cures. The text references malarial sickness and influenza microbes in a satirical, garbled fashion.
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