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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1926

Page

3

Mark Twain’s Keokuk Directory Find Highlights Early Career

A 1856 Keokuk city directory, partly set by Mark Twain who listed himself as an antiquarian, was found after decades hidden beneath a printing shop floor. The piece ties Twain to Orion Clemens, Keokuk printing history, and early travel letters that led to The Innocents Abroad.

Keokuk Iowa Mark Twain Tost Iowa State Insurance Company Orion Clemens Humorist Samuel Clemens Keokuk Public Library Clemens Twain Mississippi River Mark Hannibal Orion Muscatine Samuel St. Louis Brazil Keokuk Daily Post George Rees Cincinnati Post

Message Undelivered Birthday Note Sparks $1801 Suit

Beaumont, Texas. Mr and Mrs B E Mulford sue Western Union Telegraph Co for 1801 damages claiming a birthday message filed at Waxahachie on July 20 1925 failed to deliver and caused the wife mental distress and suspicion of waning affection.

Alcohol Quoted as Reason for Autumn Leaf Color Change

New York report says alcohol produced inside leaves during autumn fermentation causes color change. G Hibben of Westinghouse Lamp Company indicates sunlight rejection and reduced growth trigger pigment shifts, challenging the view that cold alone reddens foliage.

New York G. Hibben Westinghouse Lamp Company

Denial of World War I War Lies by Army Leaders Is Rebuffed

James Kenney, editor of the Trenton Times, told Army War College that no official lies were circulated by American forces in France. He argued most so called war lies were folklore and gossip that predates any official statements and were never officially released by General Headquarters.

Washington France James Kenney Trenton N. J Mons Scotland England

Crown Prince Mihail Declared Heir to Romanian Throne

Prince Mihail Michael has been named heir apparent to Romania after Crown Prince Carol renounced succession rights and royal family membership. The act sets Mihail on the path to the throne pending any future changes.

Mihail Michael Romania Carol

Charlestoner Breaks Leg at Wedding in Hammond Ind

Robert Richardson, a Charleston performer, attempted to instruct guests at Joe Kasper's wedding anniversary in Hammond. He fell during a demonstration and suffered a compound fracture of one leg, later hospitalized at St. Margaret's with the leg in a plaster cast. The page notes the ongoing Charleston style persists.

St. Margaret’s Hospital

Princess Alexandra Shingled Hair Among Royal Family

Princess Alexandra of Connaught is noted as the only shingled member of the British royal family. At Buckingham Palace dinners she wears her evening locks as wigs for the bobbed or shingled style, while other queens still favor long hair.

Alexandra London Prince Arthur of Connaught Buckingham Palace Spain Queen Maud Norway Marie Romania Carol Princess Alexandra of Connaught

Transmission of Movies by Wire Presents Subdivision Challenge

New York report on V K Zworykin of Westinghouse laboratories explains the main hurdle in wireless motion picture transmission. Field subdivision to create a definite image on screen remains unresolved though theoretically feasible. The light cell converts light impulses to electrical signals for printers and control devices.

New York V. K. Zworykin Westinghouse Research Laboratories Zworykin Harwach Atlantic

Stone House From 40 Years Of Stone Collecting

In Wolcottville Indiana Frank Myers built a stone house from stones gathered over four decades. The three story twenty room home stands behind his old house near Sylvan Lake adjacent to the Gene Stratton Porter estate Limberlost. He and two workers added a 60 by 100 foot barn to hold feed from his 400 acre operation.

Wolcottville Ind Frank Myers Sylvian Lake Gene Stratton Porter Mrs. Porter Harvester Porter Myers Indiana

Felons Imitate Eliza Escape on Ice Cakes

Jefferson City Missouri two convicts Fred Hildebrand and Paul Pittman escaped from the Missouri penitentiary by riding ice cakes down the river. Guards fired but none hit. The men surrendered after riverbank guards persuaded them with leveled guns. The journey involved slipping into icy water before reaching shore. Both are identified as St. Louis robbers.

Jefferson City Missouri Missouri Penitentiary Fred Hildebrand Paul F. Pittman St. Louis

Women Quit Piano In Cleveland Music Change

Women musicians in Cleveland abandon piano and harp for bassoon and oboe reports Mrs. Franklin B. Sanders acting director of the Cleveland Institute of Music. The shift reflects broader ensemble trends as performers seek woodwind roles.

Cleveland Ohio Franklin B. Sanders Cleveland Institute of Musica

Tanlac and Cuticura Ads Promote Health and Grooming

An advertisement promotes Tanlac as a universal tonic promising weight gain and improved health, claiming blood purification, digestion aid, appetite boost, and many testimonials. It also touts Cuticura Soap for shaving and skin care, claiming efficiency and skin health benefits, and suggests Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation.

Taniac

From Producer to Consumer City Youth-What's that the calf is licking

City Youth asks about the calf licking rock salt as the cow farmer explains salt curing. The exchange reveals how corned beef is made through salt preservation and flavoring.

City Youth

Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin A Gentle Laxative For Children

Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello notes many infants suffer from constipation and medicines that purge. He promotes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a harmless, gentle laxative that establishes regular bowel movement without gripping or upset, available in 60 cent bottles at local druggists.

W. B. Caldwell Monticello

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