Reverend Williams returns home after Wales tour
From Fremont to Pella circles comes word Rev W Williams pastor of Fremont Baptist church has arrived home from an extended visit with family in Wales delayed by war, he is glad to be back in the U S and shares lively tales of wartime happenings and serious news alike. Local items note visits among Des Moines Ottumwa Knoxville and Montezuma plus a duck prize controversy at the state fair.
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Disarmament vs Treaties editorial urges arms lay down
The Chicago Herald editorial argues treaties lose binding force once convenient and that lasting peace requires universal disarmament. It cites Turkey breaking treaties and Germany violating neutrality to claim that only global weapon limits can secure enduring peace, not renewed reliance on past scrappy agreements.
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Royal Tailors reception week at Vander Lindens Bazar
Royal Tailors host a reception week from September 16 to 23 at Vander Lindens Bazar. Browse the collection of men’s suits priced from 15 to 35 dollars, with shoppers invited to view even without buying.
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Murderer on the installment plan bars time
A Wall Street Journal anecdote notes a man who constantly wastes others time is a killer on the installment plan. Several financiers discuss instanced chatter that costs them valuable moments, defining needless talk as murder by time lost.
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London Gas Lit Church Remembered in Satirical Sketches
A fragmentary Manchester Courier note recalls St John’s Church as the world’s first sacred edifice lit by gas, mocked by Chesterfield and Mathews as an elephant and a dining table. The tale shifts to Hollander’s arrival and muddled speech in a York Post snippet.
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