Why We Fight No. é By Clarence L Sph ed
This piece argues against German influence in the United States, detailing the 1901 German American Alliance and its aims to check nativist encroachments and unite Germans abroad. It cites its campaigns to foster German language use, align with Irish groups, and pressure political influence, warning of Germany’s long term aims and the threat to American institutions and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
National
United States
Act of Congress
America
England
National Alliance
New York Staats Zeitung
New York
Ludwig Fulda
Ireland
Bernhard
Europe
Fresh Fruits Boost Health and Food Efficiency
A state agriculturist writes that fresh fruits are vital for health and digestion and should be used more widely in diets. Promoting perishable fruits like apples oranges and grapes, the piece argues they stimulate appetite, aid digestion, and make other foods more efficient, urging families to treat fruits as essentials rather than luxuries.
When One Goal Is Reached Begin Plans for Another
Bernarr Macfadden argues that success should be viewed as a stepping stone not a final end. He states that continual striving sustains life’s interest and meaning, urging readers to set new goals immediately after achieving old ones. The article emphasizes ongoing achievement as the path to fulfillment.
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Bernarr Macfadden
Have a Laugh Hie Cup Runneth Over
Humorous exchanges set against snapshots of characters and scenes. A polite lad asks about coffee while a child quips over the top. A theater scene, a flirtatious warning, and a fox kennel vignette add light, stitched social humor throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Notice of quiet title in Marion County Iowa 1918
Abraham B. Van Nimwegen files a district court petition in Marion County seeking to quiet and confirm title to the east half of Lot7 Block35 and Lot3 Block52 in Pella Iowa. The suit asserts more than twenty five years of adverse possession, lost deeds, and potential claims by defendants. defaults may lead to judgment. The filing dates from June 24 1918 with service notice set for August 24 1918.
Lawsuit Seeks To Quiet Plaintiffs Title In Pella Real Estate
John G Klein and Arthur Klein sue in Iowa District Court seeking to quiet title to Lot 6, Block 12, in Pella. They claim unrecorded deed by deceased grantors Scholte and spouses, misnaming errors, and nonrecording, asking that defendants’ claim be barred and plaintiffs’ title be confirmed. Case filed June 24, 1918, with attorney Geo G Gaass.
Property title suit targets Marion County land in Iowa
J M Johnson sues John Piper et al claiming absolute title to the southeast quadrant of section 3 township 77 range 19 in Marion County Iowa. The petition states long possession over twenty five years and requests confirmation of title and barring of all adverse claims with no personal judgment against defendants. Court term set for October 1918 in Knoxville.
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Henry P. Scholte
District Court of
Iowa
Marion County
Leonora R. Scholte
J. W. David Scholte
Marie . Scholte
Johanna S. Nollen
R. Beard
Kate Keables Beard
Henrys. Keables
Antonia Keables
Haller F
B. H. Langerak
Marion
State of
Pella
Knoxville
M. H. E. Scholte
Tif
District Court of Town
Marie BE. Scholte
Johanna
Nollen
R. R. Beard
Henry
J. M. Johnson
John Piper
Piper
John Piter
Nancy Piter
George A. McCuen
Margaret McCuen
Isaac Byers
District Court of Iowa
Geo. G. Grass
Mation County
John Hiskey
Louisianna
Plaintitt
C. G. Gaass
Plaintift
Lawsuit Against Multiple Defendants Over Marion County Real Estate
David J. Johnson sues John Hiskey and others as defendants for property in Marion County Iowa. The case targets ownership claims to the NW quarter and adjoining NW quarters of the northwest quarter, detailing heirs and unknown claimants in a real estate dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hiskey
Louisiana
Hiskey
Edwin Smith
Magdalena Smith
Austin Corbin
Hannah M. Corbin
John Hisky
Louisa Hisky
Andrew Mitchell
Mary A. Mitchell
John W. Clatterbuck
Nancy E. Clatterbuck
A. Doolittle
Abraham Purns
William Montgomery
Delana J. Montgomery
County
Marion
Iowa
Absolute ownership suit over Marion County land in 1918
The plaintiff seeks to establish fee simple ownership and possession of the described real estate in Marion County Iowa opposing possible claims by defendants. It details earlier warranty deeds and recording irregularities, contending title by color of title and adverse possession while asking for judgment and decree in the October 1918 term.
Boy Keeps Pear for Mother After Kindness at Playground
A ragged mite watches a ball game at a city playground when a visitor gives him a golden pear. He savors a bite and hides the fruit inside his blouse, explaining he is saving it for his mother rather than eating it himself.
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Tony
Tony’s sacrifice centers the loyal bond and exchange
The tone blends resentment and loyalty as the character Tony reveals humanity’s loftiest lesson. He seems to lack much, yet discovers selfless devotion. He has another dearer than himself and learns joy in sacrifice, marking a pivotal emotional exchange.
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Tony
Chamberlin's Colle and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
An advertisement urges readers to buy Chamberlin's Colle and Diarrhoea Remedy now for summer use. It claims the product is valuable in case a family member suffers from colle or diarrhoea and notes it is worth many times its cost according to F. D. Stubenrauch.
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Wolf
Pest
Wolf Ical CO
Ml. Heigl
F. D. Stubenrauch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clarence L. Sphed
The
Union Ie Club of
Chicago
Crimsonbeak
Abraham B. van Nimwegen
John G. Klein and
Arthur Klein
Geo. G. Gaass
Atorney
David J. Johnson
Vander Linden
Chamberlin
VIA
Rock Island
Safety and Service First
C. F. Dykstra
DR. C. I. Fox
Main and Liberty Sts
A. J. Visser
Grand Raptas Veterinary College
den Burger's Sale Atable
P. A. Edmund
Wagner's
W. F. Crew
Vinhe North Side Square
T. G. Fultz
Calla
Main Street
Vander Ploeg & DE Reus
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Vander Zyl Bros
Enim
F. F. Carpenter Rea
Citizens’ Nat'l Bank
Georgia Chalfont
Fowler Telephone Building
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