Supreme Court Sets January 23 Hearing on Titus Amendment
Jan 19 1901 report from QUA Des Moines notes the supreme court advanced the Titus amendment case to January 23 for oral arguments after printed briefs from both sides. It outlines selection of flags for General Grant’s tomb and mentions Dr G H Hil of the Iowa Hospital for the Insane, farm operations, outdoor exercise policy, and hospital improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
State
General Grant
Hudson
Charles Aldrich
Historcal Society
William Fleming
Gershom H Hil
Lowa
Independence
Tod
Red danger signs and rosy cheeks advertised wine
An assorted page notes danger signs on a railway nose and a woman's face, promotes Rocky Mountain Tea for rosy cheeks at 35c, and instructs creditors of the late John Davis to file claims with Dr. Brink within 30 days. It lists several names and a Detroit wig ad claiming Hart wigs Long Balsam for la grippe. It closes with condolences and notices of family arrivals and returns to Emmetsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davis
Dr. Brink
Claud Davis
Sherman Davis Elwood
To Cure the Grip Advice of a Famous Physician
Early 1900s health column advises rest for grip symptoms. Recommends bed rest during severe attacks and light eating. Encourages plenty of water, laxative pills, and nerve remedies from Dr Miles with a money back guarantee. Continuous mention of Dr Miles' Nerve and Liver Pills and Pain Pills.
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Miles
Afiles
Viles
John B. Davis 1846 1901 Dies at 54 Years
John B. Davis born July 3 1846 in Kingston Pennsylvania died January 16 1901 at Borden Iowa aged 14 years 6 months 13 days. He moved with parents from Illinois to Minnesota later settled in Boyden sixteen years ago. Funeral services held in U P Church conducted by Reverends Chandler Acheson and the remains laid to Pleasant View Cemetery. Attending were his son Cland of Rock Rapids daughter Myrtle of Emmetsburg a sister and her husband from a distance.
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John B. Davis
Kingston
Pennsylvania
Borden
Iowa
Ilinois
Minneeota
Boyden
U. P. Church
Chandler
Hall
Acheson
Pleasant View
Ty Thy Son
Rock Rapids
Myrtle
Emmetsborg
Fraternal Funeral Reflections and Healing Verses
Funeral services drew old friends to honor Mr. Davis a M E Church member noted for gentle character. The message from Illinois offered comforting verses about life, loss, faith, and God’s plan, while a Wareham Mass update reports Mrs. Galen Humphrey recovering after a stroke aided by Dr Miles Nervine and neighbors noting her improvement.
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Mr. Davis Bis
M. E. Church
Hhis
Davis
Galen Humphrey
Miles
Wareham
Mass
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Alius Witt
Canova
S. Oak
Des Moines
J. M. Mehan
Towa
Beaumont
Texas
Geo. Cole
Elvine
John C Maul
Grand River Ave
Detroit
Chad Davis
Sherman Elwood
Emmetsburg
Spuawy
Schoeneman Bros Dealers
H.C. Newendorp
A. C. Gibson
Hfe
God
Ovar
John Ver Hoef
E.w.grove
Brown
Stroma
Dr. Kieg
M. Brink's
Hartwigs
Kay
B. J. Kay
Saratoga
N. Y
Hartwig
Illinois Central
R. R
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Jacksonville
New
Chicago
Fla
Looking Mountain
Central
South
Matton
Peoria
Nashville
Hicago
Linvis Central
A. H. Hanson
Agen
Hioago
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