First Korean itinerary trip from Emmet County missionary
Reverend Corwin Taylor, a missionary from Emmet County, writes of his first travel in Korea on December 3 1907. He describes transport by chairs carried by coolies and small ponies, daily routines, village visits, and 13 meetings with 75 probationers baptized 40 new believers and 20 enrolled. He notes language barriers, cordial reception, and strong gospel interest among Koreans.
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Jiang-ju Korea
Korea
Kong-ju
Thaon
Kang-penny
Kang-geuny
Evelyn Thaw nerve remedy advised for nerves
New York news column promotes Evelyn Thaw nerve remedy with tips to calm nerves. It urges retiring early avoiding insomnia triggers sleeping lightly or nine hours daily outdoor exercise cold baths and a cold sponge at the base of the brain plus two quarts of rich milk daily. Later praise for Carroll endorsing his banking and insurance acumen and suitability for nomination.
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New York
Evelyn Thaw
It Does The Business Buckley's Arnica Salve Endorsed
Mr B B E Chamberlain of Clinton Maine says Buckley's Arnica Salve does the business it cured piles and chapped hands and healed an old sore without a scar. Available at Williams and Anderson's drug store for 20 cents.
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B. BE. Chamberlain
Clineton
Maine
Buckley
Williams and Anderson's
Farmer's Institute to Be Held in Estherville
The Estherville farmer's institute runs Tuesday to Thursday February 4 5 and 6 at the K of P Hall. Officers are William Stuart Arm strong P H Atwood Arthur Pitcher. Admission 16 cents for Tuesday and Wednesday evening programs. other sessions free. The program features soil drainage bread judging stock judging dairying poetry and music with sessions by local and Ames speakers, and the Wednesday program by Estherville Business College.
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Farmer's Institute
Phall
Estherville
William Stuart
Armatrong
Pres
P. H. Atwood
Maple Hill
Vice Press
Arthur Pitcher
May Reid
G. P. Morrison
Ames
L. A. Squire
Everly
Blakey
I. J. Robinson
W. S. Reed
L. L
Bingham’s ‘Cement
R. E H. Drennan
P. Hall
Edward Campbell
Hattie Woods
B. F. Taylor
Grandpa Schaad
Cage Ageeany
Chas. Brown
Chas. Fuller
Towa
Estherville Business College
Smallpox Less Feared Than Scarlet Fever or Measles
The Forest City Summit notes Estherville reports eight smallpox cases in quarantine amid a period of pestilence fears. A comparative eight year table from the state health board shows scarlet fever and measles deaths outpacing smallpox, arguing cleanliness and living conditions reduce smallpox danger. Arnold's Ink bottles now in stock at the Vindicator and Republican office.
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Minnesota
State Board of Health
State Department of Health
Forest City Summit
Estherville
Arnold
Vindicator
Republican
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Corwin Taylor
Emmet County
Eheim
America
Oly
Nolmi
Thia Taip
Allison
West Union
England
Afateaman
Gladstone
Senate
Grimes
Kirkwood
Harlan
Oskaloven Times
Times
The
A. J. Rhodes
Commercial Club
Netherville
Evelyn Thaw Remedy
Carroll
Vinton Eagle
Parker's Air Balsam Bs
the Farmers Institute
Ja.k
Snyder
Iowa
Edwin VanMeter
Gazelle Williams
Cee M. D. L. Parson
J. P. Morison
Minnie Scharfenberg
Sly
Cole
Gay Schaeffer
Etta Graaf
Reading
Byron Coon
Cornet
Gla Littell
Presbyterian Choir
Hazel Schaeffer
Cora
Eva Godfrey
Anna Chambers
Lillian Schumaker
J. W. Morse
Blanche Young
Zannah Bachman
Miss Pearl Bemis
Arthur Atwood
Atkinson
Burnet County
John Downie
Des Moines
Edna Bradley
John Gowrie
Dea Moines
Smallpox
Pangeroun
Hugh B. Lawrence
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