Savage Asia ritual described in Unexplored Asia tale
An account by William Jameson Reid in Unexplored Asia recounts a savage Asia tribe near Chite City Tibet performing human sacrifice in a funeral pyre. The narrative follows a perilous trek through Ping mountains to a hillside cave where torches reveal a grotesque stone idol and a high priest leading a brutal sacrifice amid shrieks and blood.
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Asia
Wiliam Jameson Reid
Chite City
Tzuchan
Ping Mountains
Shanghai
Tibet
Iowa News Briefs Show Local Losses and Ventures
Iowa brief items note Jacob Scherer of Merrill died in a Sioux City hospital, and pioneer John B. Alden of Oskaloosa died at 84. Ed Farrell bought 80 acres at $150/acre, Rev. Braben took Preston Baptist pastorate, and M. R. Harned aged 78 was injured by a fall from a cutter. Perry Fauts died in a runaway, Ida Grove seeks a condensed milk factory, and Oelwein opens a broom plant producing 3,000 brooms monthly. Brighton plans a milk factory and seeks a lightning rod factory and electric plant. Miss Fannie Quaife of Marshalltown plans fourth Europe trip next summer. Clark burned after injuring himself with a gasoline barrel and cigar. A. F. DeCamp left most property to friends. Creston backs a new state normal school. Atlantic and Red Oak join in the institute effort. A Conner home in Coon Rapids burned. two children escaped. Marble Rock gains hotel prospects after new railroad. Bell Plaine hosts a two day corn show March 8 and 9. August Klapp dies at 90. Albert Loots loses left hand. Dr Fisher suffers paralysis stroke. Mrs. J. B. Meeks dies in Radcliffe. Nellie Josephine dies after kerosene ingestion. Mason City firemen pension fund started. Milan depot theft. Creston engineer ill on engine. Nichols and Barney celebrate 63rd anniversary. Margaret Frederick weds William Tingwald at Perry.
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Jacob Scherer
Merrill
Sioux City
John B. Alden
Oskalooga
Ed. Farrell
Williams
B. B. Braben
Rocdhouse
Preston Baptist Church
M. R. Harned
Knoxville
Perry Fauts
Rockwell City
Ida Grove
Oelwein
Brighton
Fannie Quaife
Marshalltown High School
Europe
Hd Clark
Clark
A. F. DeCamp
A. Conner
Coon Rapids
Ewo
Margaret Frederick
William Tingwald
Perry
Great Western
Somers
Roy Moore
New Sharon
Lafayette
Clinton
United Commercial
Ireton
C. F
Seymour
CG. J. Sandvord
Norway
Danbury
Fairfield Poultry Breeders
Southeastern Iowa Poultry Association
Fairfield
G. CG. Mather
Farmer's Co-operative Elevator Company
Garner
Julius Rohner
Lake City
A. V. Storm
State College
Ames
Bishop Morrison
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Creston
Arthur Williams
Nellie Skiles
Thomas Walkington
James P. Hart
California
Helen King
Cox
Kalenz
M. A. Lichenstein
Blanche Campbell
I. J. Swift
Baldwin
Maquoketa
Harry ‘Small
Washta
Matilda Brumagem
Keokuk
W. L. Penney
Wilton
J. C. Freese
Davenport
Nellie Josephine
Marcus
Mason City
Rock Island
Milan
John McDonald
Nicholas Barney
Muscatine
Percy Denne
Atlantic
LeMars High School
Cherokee
Gilbert Welle
Essex
Grant Prideaux
Fred Schwartz
HE. B. Howard
Marshalltown
Charles Watkins
Tabor
Marble Rock
Quimby
Ellis Wright
Bryson Fitzgerald
Union
Fitzgerald
Fred Morton
Leon
Schmalz
Woodbine
Father Corry
Chautauqua Fame
Virginia Strong
J. T. Saunders
Fort Dodge
P. J. Garrigan
Garrigan
Missouri Valley
Northwestern Depot
Council Bluffs
Treynor
Iowa
C. A. Laubach
Independent Telephone Company
Columbus
Ohio
Nellie Vander Vate
Des Moines
Leenhart Vander
Vate
Claudius Miller
Mme
la Homa
Schumann‘Helnk
Hae
Chicago
Life Saved At Deaths Door By New Discovery
Wel lington Pex resident W EK Patterson credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving his life after a severe illness. He weighs 187 pounds now and has remained healthy for years. The ad promotes the cough cold and lung remedy with trial bottles and a money back guarantee. Also advertises Chamberlain s Cough Remedy for croup and hoarseness in children sold by S H Williams.
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W. EK. Patterson
Wellingtot
Pex
Dotter
S. H. Willams
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Landoy
Webster City
Yeager
Moorhead
H. W. Byers
Mabel Neumeyer
Oto
William Brown
Monticello
Dunkel
Iowa City
James Young
W. Hi. Dingman
Joseph McCarvilla
County Bar Association
Cluton
Samuel Canfield
J. L. Brentzer
Nina Ford
19Th Street
Joseph Hunter
Boone
Oregon
James Hunter
Jackson
Lincoln
W. B. Smith
Francis Carty
Dyersville
Charles City
James Atwell
Federal
Secret Service
Fort Bodge
Wight
Auburn
Edith Pratt
Earl Wilcox
Breda
Etta Davey
Plymouth
Frank Woodhouse
Bessie Davey
Lyman L. Smith
MacLean
National Conference Committee On Standards of
Cedar Falls Masonic Fraternity
Peter Groghan
Panora Livestock
Elzabeth Atwell
Ernest Blunt
Marshal Beebe
Jefferson
Tie
George Brown
Des Mouines
Brown
Mary, Roberts
Riverton
Edith Koppleman
Fontahelle
Siaters
Roberts
W. H. Burrows
Silver City
the Times
England
DR. King
S. H. Williams
Patent Office
Greeley
U. S. Patent Office
Paul H. Graves
Gruver, Iowa
Langren & Peterson
Up Emmet County Land and Abstract Company
Estherville, Iowa
James Hspese
Emmet
Ofpion
Estherville State Bank
Chamberlain
H. William
Belgium
Carriera
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