Roosevelt Opposes Woman's Peace Party Viewpoint At Pella
A magazine clipping argues against a Chicago based Woman's Peace Party push to end the war in Europe. The piece attacks anarchist rhetoric and lawless dissent, urging residents of Pella to support lawful civic order and oppose antiwar agitation. It warns that criticism of law fosters crime and denounces anarchistic ideas while urging local citizens to stand against such influence.
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Chicago
Woman's Peace Party
Europe
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Pellas
Fifty Years Ago This Week Reflects On Civil War End
A nostalgic retrospective recalls Lee s surrender at Appomattox and Lincoln s assassination, contrasting peace with modern prosperity. The note also laments dog nuisance reports in town, noting unlicensed packs in northwest and south areas disturbed by late night vocal music and neighborly commentary, urging enforcement or repeal of the law.
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Lee
Appomattox
Lincoln
U. S
Havner Seeks Republican Nomination for Attorney General
The Marengo Republican notes H M Havner of Marengo will run in the Republican primary for Iowa attorney general. Havner has led campaigns against saloons in Iowa and is praised for enforcing law and order. The piece suggests voters should support a candidate against liquor traffic, even crossing party lines in a year with a presidential election.
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Marengo Republican
H. M. Havner
Havner
Oskaloosa
Des Moines
Chronicle
Democratic Party
Iowa
United States
Wilson
Great Britain and Europe freed from the curse of alcoholism
The piece argues that Britain joins Russia and France in abandoning alcohol amid World War I. It compares the price of emancipation to past wars, notes that nations ending alcoholism gain lasting economic victory, and warns the U S must confront its own drinking problem to avoid repeating costly lessons.
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Great Britain
Russia
France
England
Europe
Wisconsin Supreme Court Reverses Amendment Ruling
Wisconsin’s high court reversed its previous decision declaring two constitutional amendments invalid after a few weeks. The change sparks debate on motive and political shift. Critics say the move undoes progressive gains as government factions seek to restore prior policies. The challenged measure aimed to empower forest preservation, clouded by a procedural issue cited by the court.
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Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Court reverses itself on voting amendments
The passage describes a court that voided two amendments ratified by the people after contesting their citizenship basis for voting. It notes subsequent re hearings on other amendments that had expanded court membership and judges' salaries, leading to questions about judicial influence and public trust. The piece ends with a warning from The Public about judging guilt on weak evidence and eroding respect for the court.
Catholic View of Official Duty
The Catholic Tribune opposes Governor Dunne of Illinois pushing to end capital punishment. The piece argues church teachings support capital punishment for public order and moral welfare, citing Thomas Aquinas and theologians. It criticizes church politics in American law and warns against subservience to ecclesiastical authorities.
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Catholic Tribune
Dunne
Illinois
The
Tribune
New York
the Tribune
St. ‘Thomas
Father Cathrein
Father Rickeby
Stonyhurst
Allen's Foot-Ease Sold for Troops Front-Line Relief
Over 100000 packages of Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder used by German and allied troops at the front to rest feet and ease walking. Sold everywhere 26c. Also note a separate bill introduced by Senator Taylor to prohibit tobacco for under-21s, with local commentary on an amendment for elderly men who cannot spit well.
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Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Taylor
van Buren County
Chariton
Pronunciation Oddity Sparks Debate in World Atlas
A remark on how Przemysl is pronounced as Sheem-zil highlights quirks in the International Encyclopedia. The note reflects ongoing public interest in place names and phonetic guides.
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The
International Encyclopedia
Hall's Catarrh Cure offered with oaths of payment
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The 1886 affidavit notes the product is taken internally and claims to affect blood and mucous surfaces, with testimonials and retail sources listed. It also promotes Hall's Family Pills and a local 5c cigar.
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Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Fim
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
A Stitch in Time Doan's Kidney Pills Ad
Doan's Kidney Pills advertised as a reliable remedy for kidney complaints. A Grinnell Iowa testimonial from Mrs. M. H. Wadsworth describes back pain dizziness headaches and relief after one box. Endorsed by Dean's 50 years of use with price 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is listed as the advertiser.
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Bright
Doan
Dean
M. H. Wadsworth
Main St
Grinnell
Iowa
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Marion County
Dunn
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
George the Fifth
Buster Brown
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Prairie City
Monroe
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