Local and Personal Notices From Brighton Visitors
Local and personal items note 8 of Brighton as a businessman in the city yesterday. Fred Crawford of Oskaloosa and Mrs A B Adams with daughter Dorothy visited Muscatine yesterday. Mrs Ainsworth attended the city. Miss Esta Wilson of Galesburg returned home after visiting. L B Moothart visited relatives in the city yesterday and returned to West Chester. Buy Sunday supplies at Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Crawford
Oskaloosa
A. B. Adams
Dorothy
Muscatine
Esta Wilson
Galesburg
Mly
L. B. Moothart
West Chester
Aimee Fordell
H. Smith
Knoxville
Fordell
N. S Baker
Ft. Scott
Kansas
H. N. Baker
Mr. Baker
Winfield man travels home after visit to West Chester
AIRDOME Clifford Grover of Winfield was in the city yesterday evening returning from a visit at the Mrs. W E Glider home in West Chester.
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Clifford Grover
Winfield
City
Mrs. W. E. Glider
West Chester
Local Socials and Travel Notes From Washington Area
Mrs. James H. Minner of Polk City Iowa arrives for a visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. G vid. Angel food and lager cakes advertised at the Vienna bakery. Numerous neighbors and visitors travel between Washington and nearby towns sharing news of trips visits and daily shopping. The piece catalogs short updates on residents passing through or staying in town, their destinations and back, with notes on bakery goods and local shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Minner
Polk City
Iowa
Angel
Vienna
Washington
Local Society Happenings Include Dances and Weddings
A busy slate reports Miss Dorothy Latchem hosting a social at East Main, a Knupp's hall dance for youths, and Miss Ruth Latta leading a Sabbath class at Sunset Park. Miss Hagel P Webb wed Mr. Crittenden in Des Moines. veterans’ reunion celebrated with a banquet, music, and speeches by Clifford Thorne and Alex Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pickwick Club
Dorothy Latchem
East Main Street
Ruth Latta
Second United Presbyterian Church
Sunset Park
Isaiah Taylor
Sonic Avenue C
Association
Taylor
Maner
Orehoeiva
Ss. W. Neal
Fort Sherman
Carl Hedgess
J. A. Ashby
Clifford Thorne
Alex Miller
S. E. Greer
Thorne
Miller
EB. Greer
Royal Market Highlights Beef Pork Lamb and More
Saturday markets advertise tender cuts from native cattle and home dressed pork veal and spring lamb with spring chicken cured hams bacon pure lard and farm lard plus Jersey butterine described as sweet pure delicious. The Royal Market offers the choicest foods at reasonable prices south of the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
the Royal Market
Post Office
Daddy's Bedtime Story The Servant Girls and the Fairies
Evelyn asks if wicked skies exist and learns a fairy folk tale. Two lazy servant girls earn fairy tricks after refusing water for pixies. one girl helps and receives silver coins, while the other faces a punishing long limp and a red nose curse. A pixie later cures the limp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn
Daddy
Migland
Berri
Fraternal Order of Eagles leases hall for term
The Fraternal Order of Eagles has leased Kunupps hall for a term of years. Every Eagle is urged to be present Monday night August 1st, 1910.
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Order of Eagles
Kunupp
Minnehaha Repaired and Sailed to New York After Scilly Losses
The American Transport liner Minnehaha, ashore at the Scilly Islands last spring, has been repaired at Belfast yards and sailed today for New York. It marks the first instance of a steamer being raised after an island wreck. Delbert Elwell returns from South Dakota. Chauncey Myers Lon Brindley and A N Alberson with wife return from picage. Mrs J W Haye Wils travels to Eldon to visit daughter Mrs Clarence Stevenson who plans a Western trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Scilly Islands
New York
SciMy Island
Belfast
Chauncey E. Myers
Lon Brindley
A. N. Alberson
Picage
Knights Templar
J. W. Haye Wils
Eldon
Clarence Stevenson
West
Colorado
Oregon
Washington
Painkiller Promoted as Essential Family Medicine
Our Town Druggists tout Painkiller as the best medicine kept during hard times. They claim no one is too poor to pay for a bottle and urge customers to buy the genuine product in 26¢ 35¢ and 60¢ sizes.
Umbrella Case Dumbfounds Jury in The London News Story
A lawyer exposes a so called umbrella case by noting witnesses each carried umbrellas to shape jurors minds. The barrister argues this creates a false issue and appeals for not guilty verdict. The judge pays little attention, but the jury returns a verdict as urged by the defense.
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London News
Sirocco Winds Stir Med Drought and Chaos Across Lands
The sullen hot winds sweep from North Africa through the Sahara toward the Mediterranean and beyond reaching Malta. The Sahara heat pours into the Atlantic creating misery, damage and a rising death toll as drought and social turmoil trigger crises and violence across affected regions.
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North Africa
Mediterranean
Malta
Salana
Sahara A
Harmattan
Sahara
Atlantic
Buenos Aires
Brazil
The Bulldog Stands Firm in a Gentle Fight Spirit
The bulldog rarely barks due to throat structure and instead emits heavy breathing in clashes. Despite size, he shows astonishing courage against larger opponents and seldom fights, reflecting a modern bulldog's evolved, heavier head and chest while remaining good natured.
Why She Was Pleased
A humorous Chicago News item where a wife’s husband and his spouse discuss overcoming social awkwardness to visit Mrs. Muggshby. The narrator notes the contrast between an outdated dress and a Paris import, concluding Mrs. Muggshby was delighted to receive the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chicago News
City Bus Line Orders From Frank Rogers by Phone No 589
A city bus line calls for orders via phone number 589 to be directed to Frank Rogers. Callers must provide street and number for prompt service.
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Frank Rogers
Hurcheese Presbyterian Announces Sabbath Schedule
The church says there will be no preaching service tomorrow. Other Sabbath services proceed with a 9 49 start and a 6 30 evening meeting led by the senior deacon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Deaver
Saint James Catholic Church Concert by St Paul Quartet
A concert will be given at Saint James Catholic Church Davenport by the St Paul quartet in Mechanicsville Iowa. The program includes Miss Matilda Lorraine and Ed Quinn among performers. Admission is 25 cents with proceeds for the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.ames Catholic Church
Aire
St. Paul
Davenport
Glenn
Mechanicsville
Iowa
Mré
PLM Sacier
Matilda Lorraine
Meser Howard Carroll
Ed Quinn
Community Chautauqua Service Schedule Noted
Tomorrow services list a school gathering at 30 and a youth event at 6430 with the pastor present but no preaching or prayer meeting. Chautauqua activities will proceed without those elements.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Deafness Cure
An old advertisement claims deafness from catarrh can be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It describes the Eustachian tube as inflamed and blocked, and offers a monetary reward for any deafness case caused by catarrh that the remedy cannot restore. The copy also touts Hall's pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Eirens Lars
Mall
Trip Home for Wilber Miller Family After Weeklong Journey
A family led by Wilber Miller and W. B. Crooks returned home at 5 30 PM after a several week trip. They left July 2 at 5 AM and journeyed via Spirit Lake to Waterloo with a large party enjoying the travel.
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Wilber Miller
W. B. Crooks
Spirit Lake
Waterloo
Malaria Dread at Panama Canal Warns of Deadly Trouble
Fragmentary text warns malaria as a severe danger at the Panama Canal area. Mentions fever jaundice lassitude and general debility with a claim that a remedy cured malaria and liver and kidney problems. Includes a testimonial from a resident of Lucama New York and a dealer or product name Lemmon’s Phare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. N
Lucama
Lemmon
Banks impose early closing during Chautauqua period
The banks will close at noon during the ten days of Chautauqua and from September 1 they will close at 4 PM to process evening mails. Patrons are asked to note these changes and adjust their schedules accordingly.
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Chutauqua
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promoted by Wych Chemical
An old fashioned "sage tea" preparation marketed as a remedy for hair growth and scalp issues. The Wych Chemical Company offers Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur at 50 cents or $1 per bottle, with direct mail orders from New York City. McElhisney Drug Co. also advertises the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hair Drew
Wyeth
Wych Chemical Company
Gatland St
New York City
McElhisney
Blind Faith and a Professor's Provocation
A fragmented passage hints at a debate over belief and reason in a scholarly setting. It references a professor arguing about Harvard and arching toward folly, signaling tensions between credulity and critique in academic discourse.
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Portland, Ore
Miss Jenness Abbey
Mary Hissong
Burlington
Helen Stewart
Edna Webb
Desines
SH Hazel Webb
Ray Crittenden
J. H. Skipton
Hazel Rose
Ipava, T
Will Skipton
L. A. Williams
Susie
Jessie and
Dottie Williams
Crawfordsville
Mary Laws
Moline
J. Dd. Lisines
W. H. Myers
Zion City
James, S. D
Mrs. Myers
James Fekles
Southwest
MacNamara’s
S. S
Jean Wuysmans
Bats
Ross
Kelle
Phillips
A. C. Gailey
Lucy Frazey
Alice Taylor
G. C. Cotter
Wapello
Dave Martin
Marion
Join Zeigher
Olathe, Kans
Opera House
Frank Walker
Dan Cave
Ottumwa
Radeo Drug Store
Mrs. Mack Gordon
Russell Thompson
Mabel Lorrain
Anna Eagle
William PD. Schmidt
Fort Madison
Joe Kiefer
Harper
McNamara
A. 8. Smith
Madame Schumann-Heink
Thomas Wheelan
Bertha Loltiberger
MacNamara
B. . Palmgren
Cudahy Packing Company
Omaha
C. J. Palmeren
A. H. and
L. 8. Richardson
Keota
Will Cox
Joe
Frank
Mela Havel
Des Moines
Havel
Chanutauqua
Joe Wright
Denver
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Lloyd Terry
Baptist Sunday School
Chas. W. Long
Vienna Bakery
George Bereiter
H. Richards of
Cotter
F. C. Jones
Anna Cebtle
Fairfield
Edna Bailey
Mt. Pleasant
Mrs. Minner
Louie Smith
D. Gordon
Alf
J. B. Robideau
Baby
Nellie McGaffey
Keosauqua
Frank Haney
Robert Clarke
Beaver Falls
Penn
Blanchard
John Stafford
Walter and
Roy
Haskins
Lot Birtley
MécNameara
U. S
Newel
Dan Fulton
Williamsburg
Phillip Sehaus
William Starr
Howard Beenblossom
R. Keenblossom
Alice Denison
Peoria
Ill
Brown's Business College
Irvin Bechtold
West Burlington
Valley German Evangelical Church
J. C. Sullivan
QC. Stotts
Riverside
LaPlata Mo
L. L. Godlove
Wellman
William Burnside
Clarence Buchanan
R. R. Henderson
Chicago
H. F. Steck
Walker
U. S. Post Office
Kansas City
Rock Island
Richland
Jett Viglini
A. McParland
Harold, Ralph and
Eugene
Lincoln, Kans
J.T. Matthews
J. M. Aeheason
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Knupp's Hall
Julia GfAdwoh
Frank Creath
the Baptist Church
Yeste
Myrtle Tidball
Howard
J. A. McCall
South Marion Avenue
Presbyterian Church
McCall
Margaret Cowden
Grace Neiswanger Hendrix
Evelyn Lewis
Sedalia
Missouri
Des Moines Register and Leade
HH. Crittenden
Topeka
Kas
Hagel P. Webb
C. L. Webb
Linden Street
H. BE. van Horn
Capitol Hill
W. W. Critttenden
Drake Conservatory of Music
Lawrence Wright
Crittenden
Drake
Nebraska
Teide
Washington, la
Pennsylvania-New York-Uni Veterans’ Asociation of Washington Special
R. Stuart & Son
Minnehaha
Delbert Elwell
South Dakota
SY. James Church
Baptist
Panana Canal
AMES
Wrosse
Parvard
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