Calic Cholers and Diarrhoes Remedy for children
Ter bowel complaints in children always give Chamberlain's Calic Cholurs and Diarrhoes Remedy and castor off. it is certain for effect a cure and when reduced with water aid sweetened is pleasant to take. No physician can pre scribe a better remedy. For sale by All Ceaters, Will reach your individual case if you have any form of kidney and bladder trouble or urinary irregu larities. Try them. 8. H. Will hina.
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H. Willhina
Thirteenth Census Details Iowa Urban Rural Split
Washington dispatch reports Iowa's urban population at 680,054 or 30.6 percent in 1910, rural at 1,544,717 or 69.4 percent. City counts total 69 urban places. rural grows or shrinks across 99 counties, with Des Moines area leading urban growth and Waterloo posting a high rise. Proportion shifts since 1900 show urban up, rural down. state total at 2,224,771, down 7,082 from 1900. Data cover counties, cities, and county densities, plus notes on alfalfa demand and a new poultry program at Iowa State College.
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United States
Towa
Continental
Iowa
Des Moines
Sioux City
Waterloo
Dubuque
Dickinson County
Polk County
Jasper County
Monroe County
Pell County
Page County
Adams County
Emmet County
Mahaska County
Shelby County
Emmet
Woodbury County
Chinese Order Foreigners Out Edict Sparks Foreign Flight
Reports from Washington say anti foreign placards appear in Cheng Tu capital of Sze Chuan province. British and other foreigners flee to Chung Kiang with gunboats nearby. Advices warn of extended native unrest due to rail projects and Yangtse floods. Admiral Hubbard funnels American warships for protection as four river gunboats reach Chung Kiang.
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Washington
Cheng-Tu
Sze-Chuen
State Department
Chung Kiang
Williams
Peking
Willams
Yang-tse-Kiang
Navy Department
Hubbard
Admiral Hubbard
Four Die In Quarry Explosion Near Elmhurst
Four men were killed and six more injured in a premature dynamite detonation at a stone quarry a mile west of Elmhurst, Chicago suburbs. About sixty to seventy workers were present when the blast occurred. two men in the pit and two on the edge were killed, with the others injured.
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Chicago
Elmhurst
Hog Stealing Cost 27 Years
Jefferson City Mo Sept 11 Be cause he violated the terms of a parole issued in his behalf by Governor Folk in March 1907 W K Risley of Ozark county will have to serve about twenty seven years in the penitentiary He was convicted in Ozark county in 1895 of murder and was sentenced for forty years After serving about twelve years he was released He returned to Ozark county and for a time his conduct was good Later he moved to Marion county Arkansas where he recently completed a jail sentence for stealing hogs Learning he was under parole the Arkansas officials returned him to Ozark county under arrest J T Lewis prosecuting attorney of Ozark county filed an official complaint with Governor Hadley and the governor revoked the parole and directed that Risley be returned to the penitentiary to complete his sentence Survey for Irrigation Scheme Pierre 3 D Sept 11 The com missioners of Stanley county followed Sully and Hughes counties and appropriated their share of the expense of the preliminary survey for a power Want at Little Bend and irrigation of about 1 000 000 acres in three counties by pumping water from the Missouri This assures the funds for the first survey which will be made by a New York engineering firm
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Jefferson City
Folk
W. K. Risley
Ozark County
Marion County
Arkansas
J. T. Lewis
Hadley
Risley
Pierre
3. D
Stanley County
Sully
Hughes
Little Bend
Missouri
New York
Death in Darkness Claims Aviator Raimond Eyling
In Wesslingen, Wurtemburg on Sept 11 aviator Raimond Eyling was killed during a night flight when his aircraft struck a mast marking the aerodrome limits. Eyling had previously been warned against nighttime flying.
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Wesslingen
Wurtemburg
Raimond Eyling
Wying
Napa Man Stricken Dumb by Hallucination
G Apples of Napa Junction, Napa California, on September 11, was rendered mute after a frightening dream specter appeared by his bed. The family was notified in writing of the dream sighting and its apparent effect.
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Galifornia
Napa
Cal
Napa Junction
Food of the Mexicans Main Diet of the Poor
Los Angeles Times describes frijoles and tortillas as the staple for the poor, with tortillas made from corn and lime, a metate for pounding, and a clay griddle. Beans simmer with onions and chili, fried in lard for flavor, while pulque and stronger spirits come from maguey, and meals often cook over minimal charcoal.
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Ifn
States
Century
Los Angeles Times
Lure of Danger Tragic Recklessness of Fire Heroes
Former New York fire chief Croker recalls a 1905 Thirtieth Street warehouse blaze where three engine company men ignored orders to back from a collapsing wall. Their reckless courage kept them at the flame, and the wall fell burying them alive beneath bricks.
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Croker
New York
Thirtieth Street
Lost Time and the Railroad Road to Market
The late Sylvanus Miller, an executive in a Central American railroad project, urged local backing by posing a mule transport riddle. He asked a native how long it took to reach market, learning three days. Miller claimed the road would cut travel to one day, prompting the native to quip about the remaining two days.
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Sylvanus Miller
Central America
Miller
Senor
Boston
The Last Luxury joke about servants and chains
Ten year old Arthur boasts of many servants in his home and explains the house has chains to pull for tasks. He reveals the punch line that the servants are to pull the chains, delivering a humorous reflection on luxury.
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Arthur
Drops and Minims in Apothecary Measure
The text explains drops vary in size by production conditions. A minim makes 480 per fluid ounce and 76,800 per gallon. An ounce liquid requires about 400 drops. The average drop is about 20 percent larger than the minim.
Too Big a Pill
A patient resists a thermometer request with humor as a doctor attempts to take his temperature. The remark underscores a theme of reluctant illness and change, set in a local newspaper voice with early 20th century sensibility.
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Jim
Speed of a Shot and Muzzle Velocity Measurements
A Chicago Tribune excerpt details a drumlike paper cylinder device spun by electricity to calculate muzzle velocity. A rifle or shotgun bullet's time to traverse the drum yields velocity at various distances, with historical notes on field shooting and windage influencing shot strings and lead. Contributions cite Marvin Horton and a Q&A style exchange from Puck.
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Fowler
Marvin Horton
Chicago Tribune
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H. Williams
Estherville Commercial College
Chamberlain
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William C. Hunt
Kossuth County
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ue-Chuen
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