Hawkeye State News Highlights Local Incidents And Ventures
A broad Iowa roundup shows a Kansas workman falling to his death in Council Bluffs. Other items report a billiard parlor opening in Wilton Junction, a child burned by grease, a safety pin found in a chicken, wool marketing by Fayette county growers, a grain intake record at Farmer's Elevator, and prison escape pursuits in Fort Madison.
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American Legion
Legion Hall
Brown
Kansas
Council Bluffs
David Ayres
Wilton Junction
Joel Hopkins
Ash Grove
E. J. McEvoy
Algona
Fayette
Fort Madison
University of Iowa
Mary Ellen Homer
State Center
Catherine Homer
Herman Spurgeon
West Grove
Presbyterian Church
Salina
Jefferson County
Mason City
J. B. Snyder Auto Accessory Company
R. P. Clark
Brayton
James Hass
Hawarden
Co. H French
Eagle Township
Poweshiek County
Chicago Producers Commission Association
Chicago
Blockton
Forest Harvey
Cedar Rapids
Mt. Auburn Savings Bank
C. W. Walker
Osage
American White Orpington Association
Orpington
Knoxville
Safe Collings
Roy Menille
Laurens
Menille
Monticello
Gregory Parson
Big Rock
Charles
Joyfully Building God's House In Ezra and Haggai
A study outlines leaders Joshua and Zerubbabel guiding the temple reestablishment after exile. It covers the foundation ceremony with priests Levites trumpets and cymbals, mingled tears and joy, later hindrances from pessimism compromise and opposition, and the temple’s completion and dedication with prophetic encouragement and Passover observance.
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God
Jerusalem
Joshua
Zerubbabel
David
Solomon
Satan
Zerubbabels
Woman’s Health Testimonial for Lydia E Pinkham Product
A letter from Mrs A M Burk Edudee of Wauseon Ohio praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for her daughter’s relief from backache and leg ache. The testimonial claims the product restored strength and energy, enabling normal work with caution on heavy tasks. It urges mothers to trust the remedy for ailing daughters and notes publication permission.
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Wauseon
Ohio
Cera
Lydia E
Pinkham
Dyeis E. Pinkham
A. M. Burkedudee
Box 1
Lydia
Mia
Burkholder
Why Librarians Like Job and Their Book Title Catches
A New York Sun piece notes librarians in the central circulation department joke about misremembered book titles. The chatty exchanges show seekers confusing London and Galsworthy titles, with playful digs at misheard asks like The Shout in the Woods and For Rent versus To Let.
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Herewich
New York Sun
Jack London
Galsworthy
Modern ship Majestic cuts Chicago to England trip time
Capper's Weekly notes a freight special from Chicago to New York in 48 hours aboard the Majestic, the world's largest boat built by Germans and run by an English company. The ship would reach England in seven days, a pace Columbus might envy, with a forecast of even faster airship crossings in the future.
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Chicago
London
New York
Capper
Majestic
England
Columbus
W. D. Boyce
Atlantic
Women as Information Sources Spark Reflections on Conversations
A Napoleon quip on learning from women highlights the value of dialogue with women for uncovering truths men miss. The remark urges seeking diverse perspectives to gain fuller insight and avoid incomplete knowledge.
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Napoleon
A Compound Fracture in Heart Breaks
Brief literary snippet notes a woman's emotional breakup described as a compound fracture with two broken places, Southampton and Newport, quoted as life commentary.
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Southampton
Newport
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Hawkeye
State News
P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Lydia E. Pinkham
New York City
Holland
Stearns
Parker
Chem
Wis
Patchoruc
N. x
Hiscox Chemical Works
Patchogue
Sioux City
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