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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1902

Page

8

Old Washington Resident Recalls City Growth and Love

A long lived Washington resident recalling life on Capitol Street, the Civil War era, and early city development. He describes walking to his wife in Georgetown, the lack of sidewalks, and the transformation from marshland to a capital. He recounts post office duties during the war, Shepherd’s 1870s city rebuilding, and modern transit advances. He notes a particularly mild summer and reflects on enduring happiness with his wife.

Washington Maxes D. P.O Congress Virginia Hills Potomac War Department Navy Department State Department Army Bull Run Black Horse Cavalry Stonewall Jackson Rebs Grant Alexander Shepherd Shepherd Carnegie Library Liberty Market East Capitol Street Georgetown

New Trial Ordered in Monona County Breach of Promise Case

Judge Hutchinson granted a new trial in the Mary Christiansen versus John Spalding case in Monona county district court at Onawa. The 1902 ruling overturns a prior $6,000 verdict in a breach of promise of marriage suit against the late Frank M. Crum, a prominent farmer.

Hutchinson Mary Christiansen John Spalding Frank H. Crum Monona County Onawa Frank M. Crum Lso Frank H. Cram New York San Francisco Frank N. Crum Iowa

Smooth stranger swindles widow in Dubuque scheme

A well dressed, professor like man named P. F. Mueller arrived at an uptown widow's home in Dubuque posing as an agent for Kimball Piano. He won her affections and proposed marriage, then enticed her brother Gukeisen to buy stock in a Colorado silver mine. He sold mileage books for 48000 miles at 48 dollars and fled with an accomplice overnight.

Dubuque Minneapolis P. F. Mueller Kimball Piano Company Stranger B Gukeisen Colorado Mueller Gukeison

Uniform pricing aim guides Iowa Pharmacists group

The Iowa Pharmacists association in Sioux City voted to have retiring president E B Taintor draft a uniform price scale for members to sell goods, aiming for consistency rather than higher profits. Howard S Baker of Sioux City was elected president. Fr O Connor reports a mortgage dispute at St. Joseph’s church linked to Rev Fowler, with parishioners opposing foreclosure. A dead unknown Black man, about 50, found near the Iowa Central tracks south of Hampton, had head injuries suggesting homicide two days prior. he had worked in town recently.

Iowa Pharmaceutical Association Sioux City E. B. Taintor Carroll Taintor Howard S. Baker Nefose Fr. O'Connor St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Montreal Fr. Fowler Hennessy Hampton

First Case of the Kind 8 N B dine Dipsomaniac Trial

First case under the new state law for the detention and treatment of dipsomaniacs. N. Bidne, blacksmith from Norma, tried before Judge Kelly at Forest City and sentenced to confinement in the hospital for the insane.

N. Bidne Norma Kelley Forest City

Women Billiardists Uniforms Set by Society Leaders

Society women push for a national style for billiard rooms in Newport and the west. A practical costume includes a loose blouse, short plain skirt, and low heeled shoes to allow freedom of movement. The plan aims to blend form and function as women return to tournaments and parlor games.

Newport West Napoleon’ Ives Jacob Schaefer Ives Hobart C. Chatfield-Taylor

Inland seas lack dashing freshwater yachtswomen

A historical account notes many women excel on salt water yachts while inland lakes host fewer high profile sailors. It highlights Miss Russell of Detroit, Mrs. George I. Terry of Chicago, Mrs. C. Oliver Iselin, Mrs. Royal Phelps Carrell, and Mrs. Qyden Goelat among prominent inland water sailors, and discusses wealth and leisure as factors shaping prominence.

Ocean Little Lakes Miss Russell Detroit George I. Terry Chicago C. Oliver Iselin Royal Phelps Carrell Qyden Goelat Cornelius Vanderbilt William K. Vanderpilt

Peruna touted as universal cure in early 1900s ads

A testimonial filled notice from Mrs X Schneider of Chicago praises Peruna for curing “systemic catarrh” and other ailments after months of remedies. The piece claims catarrh underlies many female complaints and extols Peruna as a universal cure. It includes endorsements from Congressman J B Crowley and an offer for a free catarrh book and medical advice from Dr Hartman of Columbus Ohio.

Perna Joseph B. Crawley Illinois Robinson Peruna Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Hio

Packer Promotes Golf Knowledge Among Chicago Street Urchins

A longtime packer at a wholesale hardware house teaches Chicago sidewalk urchins about golf, noting gutta percha shortages and the high cost of golf balls. He reflects that throwing balls worth six dollars a dozen to street Arabs is wasteful while praising his firm head for avoiding penalties after loss of many gloves.

Chicago

About the House Homemaking Tips and Tiny Decor Notes

Attractive cushion covers in pink art ticking with a white denim border and tassels at the corners are described. Advice covers flower water changes for mignonette and avoiding heliotrope with other cut flowers. Also offered are a grape juice hot drink recipe and tea ideas with cloves. Bamboo paper and mosquito bite relief use are noted, plus a lemon and clove tea elaboration.

A Foolish Lift Causes Back Pain Cured by Dodd's Pills

William Junemann recalls lifting grain with a farmer near Stratford Wisconsin last summer when his back cracked. After using a fifty cent box of Dodd's Kidney Pills from an advertisement, his backache disappeared and he felt much better.

Stratford Wis William Junemann Mr. Junemann Dodd

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