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Bargain list from The Record Newton IA features Success Review of Reviews Current Literature The Household and more with deep discounts. Multiple magazine bundles offer substantial savings per year or per issue with cash payment required and orders sent to one or separate addresses.
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New Leslie’s Monthly
the Household
New the Household
North American Review (New
New and
New England
New
Newton
Ikenberry Offers Trading Stamps and Candy Deals
Ikenberry provides trading stamps along with 4w Fine candies at Neels. Try a Bull Frog cigar and take advantage of a special clubbing rate with Des Moines Weekly Capital. One year for $1.20 for both papers.
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Ikenberry
Neel’s
Des Moines
Various Notables Share Personal Histories and Reflections
Ex Senator Gorman admits a misimpression of himself as a diplomat or priest in Washington. Senator Stewart recalls bricklaying on a deacon's Ohio farm. Pettus carries letters in his hat to the Capitol. Rankin plans 10 000 acres of corn, 250 workers, 600 horses. Knight volunteers as Evanston chief of police. Gatling pivots from gun to seed sowing and horse less plow. Diaz keeps Spartan diet at official events. Henderson starts life in San Pedro at $2 a day. Tom L Johnson, Cleveland mayor, deeply southern in ties, daughters debuted in Louisville. Micajah Howes leads a 70 year choir, sings funerals, ends tenure this spring. Sir Walter Hillier advances as acting secretary at the British legation in Peking. Sarasate the violinist tours the world and prizes a lifelong vow to wed violin, not a woman.
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Gorman
Washington
Senator Stewart
Ohio
Pettus
Capitol
David Rankin
Missouri
Newell C. Knight
Evanst
Ills
Gatling
President Diaz
Mexico
Don A. Henderson
San Pedro
Cal
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Louisville
Boston Transcript
Micajah Howes
Whateley Congregational Church
Ashfield
Charlemont
Hawley
Warehouse Point
Sir Walter Hillier
Peking
Far East
Banchok
Walter
Hongkong
Sarasate
Paris
Painters and writers and royal pets inspire art news
Sir Edwin Arnold is said to be totally blind yet continues literary work. Whistler is elected a Dresden Academy of Arts member. Poe book sale recalls his poverty memoir. Mrs Gertrude Massey of London paints pet miniatures including King Edward’s bulldog and Queen Alexandra’s spaniels. Miss Martha Haile of Boston presents The Puritan Girl to Phillips Exeter Academy, linking to Captain Nathan Hale and the Hale family legacy.
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Edwin Arnold
James MacNeill Whistler
Dresden Academy of Arts
Gertrude Massey
London
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Martha Haile
Boston
Samuel Hale
Phillips Exeter Academy
Nathan Hale
Academy
Adventists plan Detroit parochial schools and clerical editors
The Domini e notes Adventists in Detroit will establish parochial schools. Rev Edward Cronenwett of Butler Pa elected president of Capitol University in Columbus O. David D Thompson of Cincinnati named editor of The Northwestern Christian Advocate of Chicago. Dr Ellicott of Gloucester no longer the lone octogenarian British bishop. Dr Richard Lewis of Llandaff also reached eighty. when Archbishop Temple turns eighty on November 30 three prelates will be octogenarian.
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Detroit
Edward Cronenwett
Butler
Capitol University
Columbus
O. David D. Thompson
Cincinnati
Northwestern Christian Advocate
Chicago
Methodist
Ellicott
Gloucester
Richard Lewis
Llandaff
Temple
Canterbury
New York Woman Marry French Count Turns Out Horse Doctor
A New York society girl married a man who claimed to be a French count, but he proved to be a horse doctor. The Memphis Commercial Appeal notes such foreign matrimonial alliances rarely turn out well.
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New York
Chicago
Blue Blooded Bunch Heads Hold Convention For Husbands
The Duchess of Marlborough the Countess Castellane and the Duchess of Manchester are urged to convene and pass resolutions on the ingratitude of indigent husbands. The thought: what if the Marlboroughs, Manchesters and Castellanos acted together rather than separately.
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Duchess of Marlborough
Countess Castellane
Duchess of Manchester
Atlanta Journal
Wealthy oil boss troubled by riches and pains
An oil company president valued at 300 million dollars speaks of the trials of wealth in a Bible class address. A bystander jokes about Benson's Plaster as relief, while the ad extols Benson's Plaster for fast pain relief, urging caution against imitators and offering prepaid US postage for orders.
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Benson
United States
Seabury & Johnson, Mfg
Special renewal offer for arrears subscribers
For one month up to Feb 1, arrears subscribers can clear back dues and start ahead. Regular rate is 1 per year in advance or 1.5 if not in advance. Special: those paying up all back subscriptions and one year ahead receive the 1 per year rate for the entire time. Act now to settle accounts and enjoy peace of mind.
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Walnut St
Des Moines
Iowa
Special Offers for Magazine Subscriptions
The RECORD, Cosmopolitan Magazine and Woman's Home Companion are offered as a one year group for 2.25. A second deal combines The Record Cosmopolitan Woman's Home Companion and Success as four magazines in one year for 83.00.
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Cosmopolitan Magazine
Woman's Home Companion
Cosmopolitan
Success
Notice of Will for Jasper County Deceased Dammeier
Notice serves as notice to all concerned that a will purporting to be the last will of Bernhard Dammeier, deceased, will be presented for proof on the first day of the February Term of Jasper County District Court, February 4, 1902. Clerk J A Mattern. Also local ads for loans at 5 percent with optional payments, and notices of magazines, coal stove, wedding and party invitations.
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Bernhard Dammeier
District Court
Jasper County
J. A. Mattern
Clerk District Court
Small Pox Notice From Sherman Township Board of Health
Sherman Township in Jasper County Iowa orders wide distribution of a small pox notice. It requires quarantine of exposed persons for fourteen days and prohibits attendance at church, school, or public gatherings. Physicians must report cases of listed diseases within twenty four hours or face fines. Penalties apply for noncompliance and exposure.
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Board of Health
Sherman Township
Jasper County
Iowa
Board of Health of
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