Academy Notes On Program and Senior Plans
The academy reports Tuesday night at Magnet literary with a list of participants led by Fred L. Monger and Densmore Guthrie. Seniors anticipate Rev. Elias Handy delivering the May 20 baccalaureate sermon as part of their closing events.
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Magnet Literary
Fred L. Monger
Densmore Guthrie
Eesay
James Edgington
Ella Gordon
Anna McCleary
Nellie Smith
Will Kuhn
Rush Helwick
Elias Handy
Aurora Literary
Grace Squire
Clara Faulkner
Ina McDowell
Fannie Beal
Charlie Eyestone
Frank Taylor
George Nelson
Academy
Carrie Rowan
City doctors plan to establish Washington hospital
City physicians met at the city hall to fix up a city hospital for Washington. They consider using the Mrs James Laughead house in North Washington, fitting it with a modern operating room for general hospital work. Dr Clyde Boice and Dr C W McLaughlin head the committee, and the project should be operational soon.
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City Hall
Washington
James Laughead
Clyde Boice
C. W. McLaughlin
Congress member Lacey worried for earthquake kin in San Francisco
Washington April 20 Representative Lacey and many congress members hear the San Francisco earthquake hit close to home. Mr and Mrs James Krewster and daughter are in the quake area with relatives. Charles E Taylor of Des Moines, a department of agriculture agent, fears for his wife and family in Los Angeles.
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Washington, D. C
Lacey
Congress
San Francisco
James Krewster
Charles E. Taylor
Des Moines
Department of Agriculture
Los Angeles
Patent Selections Issued to Iowa Residents on Seventeenth
R W Bishop reports a list of patents issued to Iowa residents dated the seventeenth. Names include Lars Christensen Sioux City James McKay Gilman J M Bartosh Mount Vernon and others with inventions ranging from cement post to display rack and adjustable back rest assigned to various inventors and firms.
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R. W. Bishop
Washington, D. C
Iowa
Cement Post
Lars Christensen
Sioux City
James McKay
Gilman
J. M. Bartosh
Mount Vernon
O. F. Smith
Albla
J. J
T. E. Nicholson
Washington
G. A. Smith
Laurel
Handy Match Scratcher Co
Des Moines
J. Wood
P. C
T. O. Meredith
Maine
Ernest Butler
Sheldon
Daniel Lenz
Iowa City
Calvert
H. G. Moats
Willisea
R. L. McCartney
Ottumwa
L. M. Rich
Cedar Rapids
A. C
Wood
Waterloo
Joe Eagle Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Joe Eagle came back this morning from Des Moines where he spent two weeks in the hospital for appendicitis surgery. He is reported to be feeling fine now.
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Joe Eagle
Des Moines
Joe
Mrs J W Peckham Travels For Will Turbott Funeral
Mrs J W Peckham was a passenger this morning for Ainsworth to attend the funeral of Will Turbott.
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J. W. Peckham
Ainsworth
Will Turbott
Saving the Nails at Jamestown Exposition
A Norfolk article previews the Jamestown exposition in Hampton Roads predicting the event will highlight human laziness and its effects on iron use. The piece recounts colonial nails saved by burning homes to reuse iron and notes laws restricting such wasteful practices.
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Norfolk
Hampton Roads
Virginia
Charles Lamb
China
Charley Work Sentenced to Four Years
Sheriff Frank Minter escorted C. C. Work through Trenton to Jefferson City where Charley Work was tried for deceiving Mercer county farmers John and Charles Black into signing a horse contract that proved a two thousand dollar promissory note. He received a four year term.
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Trenton
Charley Work
Frank Minter
Mercer County
C. C. Work
John
Charles Black
Work
Princeton
Los Angeles
California
Jefferson City
Bake Powder Controversy Prompts Health Law Push
Boston physicians testifying at a Massachusetts Public Health Committee hearing condemn Rochelle Salts in baking powders and urge a law to ban Cream of Tartar formulations that leave Rochelle Salts in food. They cite consumer ignorance and promote Calumet as a safer, lower priced alternative.
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Committee On Public Health
Massachusetts
Boston
Hartung
Kepler
F. B. Foster
G. M. Palmer
Tartar Trust
Calumet Baking Powder Company
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Cures Torn Wounds Quickly
A Kentucky man reports a ten year battle with piles ended after using Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He states the salve also heals wounds and burns, and he praises its effectiveness. Available at J H Stewart's druggist for 25 cents.
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Devil's Island
Bucklen
Napier
Bugles
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