Iowa News Highlights From Busy Readers Page
A wide sweep of Iowa items: Cedar Falls club trip starts August 25. J Fiske buys J R Reeves lumber yard in Hampton. 107 grads at Cedar Falls Teachers College. First Iowa Cavalry formed in Iowa City. Lutheran synod to meet at Waverly. State Fair exhibits from Iowa State College divisions. Anna Lawther to open Cox Roosevelt rally in Cascade. Walter B Luke named Hampton postmaster after 22 years.
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John Fiske
Des Moines
Cascade
Walter B. Luke
Hampton
Solomon Builds the Temple and Dedication Overview
Lesson outlines Solomon's preparations to build the temple, including wood and stone sourcing from Phoenician quarries and Israelite skilled labor. It covers Mount Morah location, temple dimensions, and contents, followed by the temple dedication with ark placement, Solomon's address, and his dedicatory prayer.
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Solomon
Hiram
Holy House
Mount Morah
David
God
Shold
Temple
Jerusalem
King
Poverty Treads on Heels Quote Echoes Wealth
A compact quote attributed to Bruyere notes that poverty follows the rise of wealth, while fortunes, once great, fade quickly. The saying contrasts how middling fortunes endure longer than sudden riches, highlighting fragility of wealth.
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Bruyere
Every Day the Best Day Motto Quoted in Study Note
A reflective note cites Ralph Waldo Emerson and Kossuth, urging daily optimism. The excerpt presents a contrast between a positive maxim Everyone should treat each day as best and a caution that identifying weakness as a principle may be risky.
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Ralph Waldo Hmerson
Engineer Praises Tanlac for Rheumatism Relief
Cornelius O Connor a retired Lincoln locomotive engineer recounts six years of rheumatism severe enough to require two canes and leg pain. After taking Tanlac he reports rapid improvement within weeks, regained strength, weight gain of twenty four pounds, and no further signs of rheumatism. He credits a railroad friend for the recommendation and notes Tanlac is sold in Pella by Ideal Pharmacy and other leading druggists.
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Sioux City
Harry Welch
Melvin Clark
Clyde Jones
Pat" Willis
Jones-Willis Aircraft Company
Colfax
Soloway
A. R. Corey
Fred Jespe
Northwestern
Roy Downs
Wapello
Mr. O'Connor
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Omaha
Lionola
Tanlac
Taniac
Pella
Mother Gray’s Powder for Children Relieves Ailments
Pleasant to take for children after 30 years of use. Powder claims to break up colds in 24 hours, relieve feverishness, headache, stomach troubles, teething issues, regulate bowels, and destroy worms. Sample offered by Mother Gray Co. Le Roy New York.
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Iowa News
Cedar Falls
Commercial Club
Francis M. Bates
Fontenelle
Iowa City
West Liberty
Frank Daphin
Chicago
Keota
Oxford
Walter Williams
Shenandoah
Hong Kong
China
American Express
Bert Hitchings
Andrew Iverson
Roland
Marion Peterson
P. J. Peterson
Williamsburg
James Cole
Clear Lake
Bayside
T. F. Guillixson
Minot
Iowa
Bergen Lutheran Church
G. Smedal
Carmen
Reece
Columbus Junction
State Board of Health
Iowa River
Eldora
Henry Weichman
Mr. Welchman
Hubbard
Bidora
Vidora
School Board
Council Bluffs
E. A. Wickham
First National
Savings Banks
Wickham
D. W. Henderson
Iowa State College
Boone County
Martin Sar
Besox
Iowa Cooperative Live Stock Shippers
A. Sykes
Ida Grove
Corn Belt Meat Producers Association
P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Novapa
Kossuth
Cornelius O’connor
Q Street
Lincoln
Neb
Iowa Reduction Company
John Horsbergen
Mgr
Pella, Iowa
Fara
Verrips Storage Battery Co
Golden
Oskaloosa
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