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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1898
Page
7
A passage extols faithful labor for prosperity in business and home life, education, and the elevation of American manhood and true womanhood, describing engaging fireside stories about global events, nations, and states.
Invitations issued by the K P s for their masquerade ball on Jan 1. Newton Camp No. 19 W of W installed officers and initiated ten new candidates, with balloting for others. Reports mention visits by Frank Reeves and Mrs. George Swearingen, church meetings in Wild Cat Grove, and local civic notices.
A telegraph pole notice in a New England suburb seeks the return of a real lady's hair switch described as black with gray and tied with a shoe string. The owner offers 50 cents reward and asks the finder to return it to the postmaster, expressing thanks for the kindness.
In Cleveland Leader dialogue, Dabsley remarks on a student’s imminent final year in college. Parks reveals the student will not return this fall due to illness, noting the fever and hair loss as the cause.
Live poultry wanted at the W E Hough Poultry House with quick delivery by Wagley Smead. call 46 017. Weeks laxative quinine tablets claim no cure no pay for colds. Gold spectacle frames offered by Parmeter with proper eye fitting. Chamberlains remedies praised by a railway clerk and a local editor, with prices 25 and 50 cents. Fresh home rendered lard at Efnor Bros meat market.
A new collapsible matinee hat folds for easy packing. The brim splits at the back and front and folds over the crown, allowing compact storage. Openings fasten beneath trimmings, making the hat practical for travel and wear in theater settings.
A dialogue contrasts Morgan and Flower about why priests traditionally remain unmarried. Flower suggests women confess imperfections to the priest, prompting Morgan to probe the topic further with plausible reasons.
Wicker recalls Bates barking his shin on a dog house in the yard one dark night last week. Hicker asks for reassurance, and Wicker says the wound was immediately cauterized. Up-To-Date.
Miners on the Klondike stage the most exciting game with beans serving as chips. A player who wings twenty beans is assured a meal, turning luck into a meal reward amid rugged frontier life.
Springfield is identified as the second banking city in Massachusetts in regional assessments. The ranking highlights its financial sector, number of banks, and economic activity within the state.
A call to readers to tell merchants about advertising in the Record. The office has receipt and note books for ten cents each. It notes that good printing costs a bit more than poor printing, and the Record delivers first class work.
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