Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promoted for Constipation Relief
An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle remedy for infant constipation indigestion and biliousness. It claims lasting relief without harsh cathartics and offers a free sample by mail from Dr W B Caldwell Monticello Illinois, noting testimonials from mothers including Mrs James R Rouse of Marinette Wisconsin.
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Dr. Caldwell
James R. Rouse
Marinette
Wis
Howard
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Whale story prompts Jonah carry in whale
In a dialogue from A Natural Inference, a woman questions Johnny about whether the whale swallowed Jonah. Johnny confirms, reasoning the only way Jonah could be carried is if the whale indeed swallowed him.
Judge Latshaw Defends Narrow Skirt Satire
In Kansas City Judge Ralph Latshaw quashed a budding movement against close fitting skirts. He recalls hoop skirts as once immoral and mocks late jokes about fashion. The humorous exchange includes a sly jab at a doctor and a patient seeking vaccination without visible marks.
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Ralph
Latshaw
Kansas City
Fletcher's Castoria Ad Promotes a Legacy of Care
An old advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria for infants and children claiming over 30 years of use. It emphasizes safety and reliability with a signature endorsement from CME and appeals to mothers and families seeking trusted remedies.
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Cabtoria
CME
Fletcher
Doan
Perpetual Motion and Scientific Doubts
The article argues perpetual motion is impossible, citing Newton and De la Hire. It notes various attempts over time with no practical results and asserts even the solar system will eventually wind down, some predicting about 11,000,000 years from now.
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Manana
Isaac Newton
de la Hire
Pastor to Blame in Church Choir Turmoil
A church officer attributes the choir’s resignation to “Mell” and a misquotation of a hymn sparked by Providence. The parson asks for the cause as tensions rise over the improvised communal singing.
Enforcing the Mann Act Draws Federal Focus in Sioux City
In Sioux City United States Attorney F S Howell of Omaha outlines three Mann Act cases he will pursue. He argues prosecutors should reject complaints lacking a clear immoral crossing and cites liquor enforcement abuses against Indians. He recalls receiving 25 complaints in one day with two indictments.
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Siosux
Howell
Omaha
United States
Nebraska
Sioux City
Mr. Howell
O Tian
Congress
Sixteenth Street
Teachers Meeting Targets Iowa Teachers Association Race
Des Moines hosts the Iowa State Teachers association annual session November 6 7 and 8 a contest is promised for the women’s executive committee seat Miss Clara Cowgill and Miss Eva Fleming are named as likely candidates with backing from local and state education leaders Arthur Bennett’s term expiring prompts his candidacy for president of the association
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Des Moines
Iowa State Teachers’ Association
Des, Moines
Agat
Arthur ©. Beanstt
Bennett
Highland Park College
Clara Cowgill
Red Oak
Eva Fleming
Schouls
Decarrab
Mies Fleming
Iowa
Cowgilla
Fr. M. Hammitt
Ottumwa
Pleming
W.F. Cramer
Atlantic
May Connect Mason City with Illinois Central Possibility
The Illinois Central may join Mason City in a future interurban plan. Charles City Western owners seek extension from Charles City to Marble Rock and reports say influential locals approached Mason City men for a joint operation. Cement shipments from two local plants figure in the talks.
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Mason City
Charles City
Priest Queesne Honored in Farewell Reception
About six hundred of the Catholic parishioners of Early gathered at the opera house for a farewell reception to Rev. Father Queesne. The women of the parish served an elaborate banquet and presented Father Queesne with a gold watch and chain. R McTige delivered the presentation speech, and Father Queesnel replied.
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Harry
Opera House
Father Queesne
Father Quesnel
R. McTige
New Official Named for Northwestern Railroad
Mason City reports H F Armetrong appointed division superintendent of the Northwestern railroad succeeding Herman Bettnghoyas who moves to the Omaha railroad as chief engineer Armetrong comes from the Antigo Wisconsin division.
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Mason City
H. F. Armetrong
Northwestern Railroad
Herman Bettnghoyas
Omaha Railroad
Mr. Armatrong
Antigo
Wis
Localized Snapshot of Historical Notes
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and terms such as Magen Guy Detimates Biot Biste sterbarians loa of swing UHC 40 aholera tecklidged RnR and a figure around $2,000,000. The readable content is inconsistent and lacks coherent events or clear entities.
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Magen
Guy
Movement to organize university women faces changes
Ed Bolf-Ruléy leads the Movement for a women students association at the University of Iowa as the central council rethinks its structure. A constitutional committee works toward a mass meeting to outline a four class student council with advisory powers.
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Ed Bolf-Ruléy
Ows Clust
Wolfinn
University of Iowa
Rudy Keller
What Cheer Ja
State Board of Education
State Board of Control
Lowe Gity
Board of Control
Iowa City
Anomoan
Fort Madigan
Board of Central
W. J. Dixon
J. YW
McContogue
Inebriate Law Under Fire Ties Moines
Inebriate law challenged by H. I. Aldrich of Mason Guy as inmate at Knoxville asylum. He asserts the provision deprives him of jury trial rights and denies appeal to the courts.
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Moines
H. I. Aldrich
Mason Guy
Knoxville
Webster City Court Case Sparks City Aedes Scare
The district court in Webster City has opened a case related to an urban health scare involving Aedes mosquitoes. City officials urge residents to remove standing water and report unusual insect activity as authorities investigate potential sources and containment measures.
Income Tax Plan Targets Million-Dollar Earners
Des Moines reports aggressive rollout of the new income tax law. Corporations must file records beginning November 1, with the onus on employers to withhold tax from incomes including high salaries and annuities. Officials note exemptions and the need for full reports when payments exceed $3,000. The article also covers state fair profits, road law debate, and various public notices, including pensions and health campaigns.
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Des Moines
Henry 8. Noilen
Equitable Life
Somie Corporation
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