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Newspaper

Postville Review

Location

Postville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1912

Page

6

Iowa State Fl News Highlights From Iowa County Events

Clarence student Earl Elijah wins the diamond medal for agricultural journalism from Clarence A. Shamel of the Orange Judd Farmer. C. C. Un of Canton wins third. M. M. Allender of Fairfield takes second. Reports cover rescues from electric shock, drownings in Catfish Creek, tax and railroad cases, college rebuilds, May music festival, a stabbing at Chariton, bomb threats in Estherville, public works projects, and various local incidents across Iowa.

Earl Elijah Clarence Clarence A. Shamel Orange Judd Farmer C. C. UN Canton China M. M. Allender Fairfield Oscar Horvel Mason City Harvel Frederick Schull Otto Schull Rockdale Dubuque Catfish Creek Sioux City Iowa State Teachers’ College Theodore Thomas Chicago Fernon Barber Chariton Charles Pary Barber Pary W. H. Hodge Estherville Mount Pleasant City Square Harvey Peterson Independence Clint Christensen T. M. Brooks Perry Gus Dahlberg Iowa Liquor Dealers’ Association Women’s Relief Corps of Vinton Evergreen Cemetery Paullina Cedar Rapids Qlilman Marshall County Delbert Ridgeway Avery

Titanic Inquiry Finds Lack of Warnings and Drills

A senate report on the Titanic disaster faults officers for not warning passengers, improper lifeboat loading, insufficient crew drills, and weak safety discipline. It lauds Captain Rostron of the Carpathia for swift rescue, criticizes Californian officers, and urges stricter lifeboat regels, wireless oversight, and safety reforms for all ships.

Washington English Board of Trade

Proper Precaution on a May Day Train

Dialog captures a hurried scene as a parent prepares for the queen’s May pageant and heads to buy woolen undergarments and a blanket. On the train, a wife writes a postcard to her husband confirming their safe arrival, prompting a playful reaction from Mercy Laura.

Laura

Aspiration Brings Results in Mindset Shift

A concise aphorism notes that true achievement aligns with what we earnestly aspire to become. By changing the frame of mind, the aspirational aim can momentarily realize itself, reflecting Mrs. Jameson’s thought on self-transformation through intention.

Mrs. Jameson

Beating of Wife Upheld in Pennsylvania Divorce

Allentown report by master Alfred S. Partzell says a husband may justify corporal punishment of a wife when provoked by false infidelity accusations. He claims such discipline may be disciplinary rather than abusive and cruel, and the court accepts this view.

Allentown Alfred S. Partzell Fannie J. Clewell Robert A. Clewell Hartzell

Prune Routine Sparks Six-Mix Weight Loss at Waukegan

Desk Sergeant Frank Tyron of Waukegan Illinois reduced his weight from 250 pounds to 190 pounds over six months by eating two prunes daily and drinking three glasses of Lake Michigan water. The modest regimen highlights simple dietary change yielding noticeable results.

Waukegan Ill Frank Tyron Lake Michigan

Advertising and Good Sense

Advertising pays and the more you advertise the more it pays if you use good sense. That has been demonstrated time and again.

Frank Farrington

Safety for Ships By Its Use, When Existing Equipment Is Coupled Up

United States battleship North Carolina in Portsmouth yard gains a compressed air system to expel and keep out water from damaged compartments. Captain Marsh says this simple method could let a ship strike an iceberg or collide yet stay afloat long enough to reach port. The plan leverages the ship’s existing pumps and pipes, costing under a thousand dollars, to seal leaks and allow patching at sea.

George Clinton Washington United States North Carolina Portsmouth Navy Yard C. C. Marsh Marsh Utah General Brush Regular Army Daniel H. Brush

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