The Voice of Spring Grace Hill 1910 Poem
A short verse from Grace Hill titled The Voice of Spring urges faith hope and love in spring awakenings. It links nature to virtue, growth, and serving the Lord, urging effort and moral living as seasons change. The poem uses spring imagery to promote spiritual renewal and duty.
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Root Juice touted for cures in Fort Wayne ad copy
Fort Wayne residents are urged to try Root Juice with claims of cures for stomach liver and kidney troubles and rheumatism. Letters from druggists and customers praise rapid sales and satisfaction, including endorsements from Geo A Pontius and W A Gutelius.
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Suffragists Arrive in Washington for National Convention
Washington notes report that prominent suffrage leaders are in the capital to begin proceedings as Congress opens. Dr. Anna Shaw and Carrie Chapman Catt prepare to address the gathering while factional tensions inflate expectations of political moves and a large petition drive to Congress awaiting after adjournment.
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Taste and Smell Interplay Hidden by Breath Pathways
Physiologists explain that many taste sensations arise from smell, clarified by German savants. Air reaches the olfactory chamber via nostrils and a mouth inlet, so perfumed air is detected on both inhalation and exhalation. This can mislead us about the source of flavor, with smell sometimes driving pleasure more than taste.
Heraldry’s origins in prehistoric totemism and animal lore
The article traces heraldry to the totemism of ancient peoples. It cites totem painting on oars and canoes, body tattooing, and beliefs linking clans to animals as the primitive source of modern arms and symbols.
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New York American
Government Takes Over Marconi Stations in England
Government units, with two exceptions, seize most Marconi Wireless Company stations in England. The move marks a major step for commercial use of the system, which previously refused to interoperate with vessels using different telegraphy methods. The government's policy will follow new lines.
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Marconi Wireless Company
England
Postal Department
New Busby Manufacturing Co Opens Local Factory
A new enterprise, the IH. S Busby Manufacturing company, formed by H. S., C. W., and N. E. Bus, starts operations in a new factory. The firm sells malleable iron farm implements at five dollars, with a one dollar attachment for hitch use. aims to boost local manufacturing and farming efficiency.
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Local firm to manufacture adjustable frame and beam hitch
A Moline company plans to build a 20 by 60 feet one story factory near Rock Island tracks to produce an adjustable frame and beam hitch for sulky and wagon use. Invented by H. S. Busby, the device eliminates side draft with more than two horses abreast and will employ about ten to fifteen workers once fully equipped.
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Steady Growth Earns Citywide Support and Confidence
A statement praises steady growth from the start and asserts broad interest and support from the city and local community for continued progress.
A Blow in the Back and Perry Davis Painkiller
A brief dental coarse note warns of a treacherous back wind causing lumbago after mild days. It recommends rubbing with Perry Davis Painkiller, promising rapid relief from soreness.
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Washington County Medical Society Holds Semiannual Meeting
The thirty seventh semiannual meeting convened at the city hall with near full local participation and many out of town doctors. Seventy five dollars in dues were reported. resolutions expressed hope for the illness recovery of Dr Jenkins. Attending physicians included W T McCaw Winfield and others from Kalona Crawfordsville Brighton West Chester Wellman Riverside and Ainsworth.
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Washington County Medical Society
KE. R. Jenkins
W. Ti. McCaw
Winfield
W. W. Jones
Kalona
N. J. Lease
Crawfordsville
S. W. Huston
G. W. Dash
Brighton
I. A. McGuire
E. J. Caldwell
West Chester
L.M Downing
Wellman
A. L. Braden
W. H. McLaughlin
Riverside
F. L. Woodburn
Ainsworth
Workingmen's Savings Bank declares 18 percent dividend
The two savings bank departments with insurance features for working men in Brockton and Whitman Massachusetts have paid an 18 percent dividend on the first year's premiums or investments as required by last year's law.
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Workingmen's Savings Bank
Brockton
Whitman
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