Local arrivals and travelers visit Crawfordsville and area towns
The column lists numerous residents and visitors arriving or departing to and from Crawfordsville and nearby towns. Names include Miss Estelle D. Fogel, Miss Nettie Hunter, Miss Ora Orris, Mr. M. C. Struble, Mrs. Sue Miller, Mrs. J. A. Jones, and many others. Trips involve Burlington, Des Moines, Iowa City, Monmouth, and Keota with Thanksgiving visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Smeltzer
Iowa City
East Main Street
Frank Siberts
Nora Corette
Monmouth
Will Harper
Clotilda
Crawfordsville
Beall Woman Cured by King's New Discovery
Beall Mississippi resident T R Beall testifies his wife showed consumption symptoms last fall and after using Dr King's New Discovery improved immediately and was fully cured after four bottles. Guaranteed by Stewart's Pharmacy. Price 50 cents to 1.00, trial bottles free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
T. R. Beall
Beall
Dr. King
Stewart
Weariness In Metals Fatigue From Repeated Irritation
A. B. K. Ghosh cites Professor Bose noting that metals fatigue under repeated stimulation like muscles. The deflection of the galvanometer needle wanes with continuous irritation, mirroring fatigue observed in the human body as a resting interval is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bose
K. Ghosh
Pearson's Magazine
Pessimistic Outlook on Language Teaching
A Chicago Tribune quote depicts a college president predicting the future of modern languages. He notes all leading languages except English will be taught as English has faded from effort. He cites dictionaries with millions of words, mostly slang, and a new word born each minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Two Doses Daily Enough In Hewitt Bruet Diet
Hewitt Bruet once big eater now eats only two meals daily. Jewett notes a medical reason. The doctor prescribed medicine to take after each meal. Brooklyn Life
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewitt
Bruet
Jewett
Brooklyn
Noodles Collects Rarities Cited By Hostess
A hostess urges giving Mr. Noodles time to think while a josh er in chief recalls his habit of collecting rarities. The Syracuse Herald reports the light exchange highlighting Noodles and his quirky collection hobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Noodles
Noodles
Syracuse Herald
Nearing the Danger Line in Pearson's Weekly
A humorous exchange quoted from Pearson's Weekly features Algernon and Tommy debating marriage prospects. Tommy notes his sister would marry almost anyone, illustrating the paper's light serialized wit.
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Algernon
Tommy
Pearson's Weekly
His Trouble and the Housebound Ear Buzz
A humorous quip features Mr. Henpeck telling a doctor he hears buzzing only when he must stay in the house, in a brief Chicago Record-Herald exchange.
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J. Albert Williams & CO
West Side
the Journal
Evening Journal
Horse and
Bugsy
Ames Alberson
Frank Webb
Duncan's
Allen's
Means & Stichter's
Estelle D. Fogel
M. C. Struble
Wellman
Chicago
Duncan
Nettie Hunter
Ora Orris
Sadie Emmons
Burlington
Bertha Snyder
Keola
Kuhn
Washington
Emily and
Verne Mathers
Aipsworth
Dr. Kerr
Lone Tree
Mills Taylor
Ira Miksch
Elliott's Business College
Ralph Field
O. T. Smith
Chariton
Richard Hughes
Cotter
Parson’s College
Miss Chapman
Des Moines
J. C. Adams
Mrs
Sue Miller
Winnemucca, Nevada
Mrs. P. McCaleb
Mrs. Jones
J. A. Jones
East Washington Street
Starry Moore
City
George Bell
Col. Hell
Manchester
A. Little
Titus Station
Means & Stichter’s
Ella Woodford
Stella Savage
Brighton
Arnet
Lulu Thompson
Joinnie Rankin
E. A. McDonald
Lois Likens
Lexington
Florence
Olive Kennel
Keota
Grace Ingham
Pearl Battles
Lulu Moulton
Prof
Mrs. Benson
O.oo
New York
Iowa
Graham Theatre
Washington, Iowa
Warren Moore
Alphonse
Gaston
F. Oppar
Journal
Baxter
H. A. Baxthrr
Samson & Livingston
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