War talk on the Philippines ends in sight yet doubt remains
The Perry Advertiser surveys Otis reports from the Philippines noting scattered insurgents and a possible near end to the war. It questions American capture success, the fate of Aguinaldo, and the logistics of holding 7,000 Spanish prisoners while American forces sweep Luzon. The piece cautions against premature conclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Otis
Gen Young
Persure Aguinaldo
Young
Aguinaldo
Aguitaldo
Otwo
Luzon
Parlor Furniture Line Promises Superior Style and Value
A local advert extolls a new parlor furniture line boasting unmatched style and finish. It urges shoppers to compare quality, materials, and price before buying, claiming no competitor can surpass their offerings.
Fine Paintings on Display Add Brightness to Our Store
Our store highlights a premier collection of high grade paintings and drawings with tasteful display and highly ornamental frames. The framed works enhance the bright, sunshine-like appearance of these house treasures praised by shoppers.
Iron Beds on Display at Bargain Prices
Our store presents a superb line of iron beds with prices from 84.00 to 12.00. They carry the same care and workmanship as higher priced goods, finished to suit the sick room where disease germs may contaminate wood.
Rockers claim unmatched comfort in reclining chairs
A bold sales pitch touts our rockers as the finest resting chairs. Sit in our easy rockers and acknowledge the superior comfort or receive a handsome present. The offer promises satisfaction by claiming the chair uniquely relieves tired spots.
Prominent Undertaking Goods Caskets on Hand
We keep constantly on hand a full line of caskets and undertaking goods. Calls promptly answered day or night.
Filipinos Fight On Without Leaders In Guerrilla War
The article notes the Filipinos, often without a central government or leader, continued resistance against Spain for centuries and persisted after Aguinaldo’s exile. It warns that guerrilla tactics could prolong conflict with Americans, suggesting Otis may have misjudged the enemy's dispersion and the president should avoid premature conclusions.
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Filipios
Spain
Aguinaldo
China
Manila
Otis
Adel County papers clash over ownership and official ties
Two Adel papers spar over paper ownership and county official ties. Hutchins, credited as publisher under a mortgage, defends his dual role while Hosley continues as editor. Hutchins cites lifetime county, federal, and state salaries totaling 43 176, prompting a heated exchange between the county seat papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adel Republican
Hutchins
Ben S. Hosley
Adel News
Hotchkiss
Federl
Dr Kings New Life Pills Ad
That throbbing headache would quickly pass with Dr Kings New Life Pills. Thousands have proven their merit for sick and nervous headaches as they purify blood strengthen nerves and boost health. Easy to take. Only 25 cents. Money back if not cured. Sold by Draper and Loughlin druggists.
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Dr. Kings New Life
Draper & Loughlin
Editorial Notes on War and Politics in 1900s
England faces a hard awakening in the South African affair as Boers prove steady with rifles. Roosevelt may fade as a new campaign starts. A Pension Commission vice president bid by Evans draws mockery. Tama and Iowa Indians are misread by eastern papers. Dewey’s fame may recover from a house affair error once facts emerge. Hotchkiss and Hut chins spark a clash. LaGrippe is claimed curable by Dr Kay’s Lung Balm.
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Tama
Iowa
Towa
Dewey
Dr Warner's White Pine Tar Syrup Featured in Asthma Cure Claim
A testimonial from W M H Farris of Wilton Wisconsin credits Dr Warner's White Pine Tar Syrup with saving his wife from a fatal asthma decline after years of illness. He recounts near-immediate relief from two bottles and praises the medicine's value, noting it would be worth fifty dollars a bottle. Also promoting Dr Kay's Lung Balm with prices.
Thanksgiving proposal ends in simple ring offer
In a New England town on Thanksgiving, Clifford Ridley asks Angela Brastow to marry him. The deacon tests Ridley, challenging his suitability and social fit. Angela ultimately accepts not a grand engagement but a shared life, preferring a modest ring from Ridley over a costly symbol, signaling a genuine connection amid family and town scrutiny.
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Clifford Ridley
Milionaire
Deacon Brastow
Ridley
Angela Brastow
Down East Town
Angela
de Doz
Gilad
New York
Brastow
Kouree
New England
Prince
Minny
Europe
Newport
Tham
Richey
Richer
Cecil Apartments
Ulither
Brastew
Sargent
Samuel Sargent
Hidley
Italy
Ridles
Smith College
San Antonio
Tex
Ter
Ridler
Clifford
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