Senator Kenyon Takes Stopover In Storm Tepid Welcoming
Senator Kenyon Iowa's junior representative arrived by train from Fairfield with a dozen guests for a reception at Brookart Brothers. A hot day gave way to a storm that forced cancelation of a Fortnightly Club lecture. The senator spoke briefly at the opera house before his departure to Waterloo.
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Art Brothers
K Needham
Kya Livingston
Opera House
Kenyon
Colonel Palmer
Palmer
Needham
Waterloo
Prunes for State Use Prompt Debate in Des Moines
A state board purchase of 60,000 pounds of prunes for institutions sparks discussion of procurement and supply. The Warfield Pratt Howell Company of Des Moines supplied the fruit at about four thousand five hundred dollars, roughly seven dollars per hundred pounds, with the purchase covering an estimated year’s need.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Board of Control
Altoona
State House
Warfield-Pratt-Howell Copany
Unclear Dr Advice After Patient Feverish Stomach Pain
A young man sought medical help for stomach pains the doctor diagnosed as indigestion. The doctor advised trying a pickle on the stomach if possible, and the patient promised to continue overnight, returning the next day to report whether he kept the pickle on his stomach.
Parishes Hosts Reception for Father Walsh and Senator Kenyon
Members of St James parish held a lawn reception for Father Walsh, while East Washington hosts Mr and Mrs Needham entertained guests for Senator Kenyon’s lecture. The event featured a coatless social, a formal dinner, and warm praise for Kenyon as a agreeable guest.
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Menbera
St. Jamon
St. James School
Father Walsh
Welcon
Key Pathe
Guinan
Joes
Th i
Washington
Ownd Mire
KO Needham
Community notices and church meeting announcements
The What Can society holds an evening sewing meeting at the home of Misses Lo eile and Carol Forgey on East Madison. The Woman's Mission Circle meets tomorrow at 2 80 at Mrs J A Metall's home with Miss Maude Dittmar leading. The Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian church meets tomorrow at 2 30 in the church with Mrs Martha Maxwell guiding. The Wyyle Workers of the World schedule a Friday meeting July 7 at 8 o'clock with all members asked to attend. Degree of Honor plans an installation of officers with Muscatine visitors expected.
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Loeile
Carol Forgey
East
Madison Street
Woman's Mission Circle of the Baptist Church
J. A. Metall
the Missionary Society of the First Division
First United Presbyterian Church
Martha Maxwell
Leades
Wystle Workers of the World
Home Tea Company Managers Move to New Clinton Restaurant
Mr and Mrs George Stewart long time managers of the Home Tea company store at Muscatine have purchased a Clinton HL restaurant and will move to run it. The Home Tea company store will be handed to Mr and Mrs Emil True and they take possession July 17. The Stewarts plan to depart for Clinton soon after to begin their new venture.
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George Stewart
Home Tea Company
Clinton
Home Tea Company Tir of
Muscatine
Stewart
Emil True
Atlantic City Hosts Twenty Fifth Christian Endeavor Convention
In Atlantic City New Jersey a large gathering of young Christian Endeavor members from the United States and Canada begins a week long convention. Notable speakers include Taft Bryan and Washington while sessions on the pier and at Sand &oom feature daily addresses and expert consultations.
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Atlantic City
North America
Christian Endeavor Society
United States
Canada
Taft
William Jennings Bryan
Hen D. Lindsey
Denver
Fairbanks
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee
J Wilbur Chapman
Eva Hooth
Charles M. Sheldon
G. Fukada
Japan
Food Horsefield
England
KS. Gray
New Zealand
Sand &§Oom
Philadelphia
New York
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Great Britain
Australia
China
India
Io the Big Gathering
Williston Church
Portland
Francis Clark
Oneland
Scotland
Christian Endeavor Movement
Fragmented Vignettes Tied by Wit Across Papers
A collage of short jokes and anecdotes from various papers recount humorous misreads, stubborn pride, and social foibles. Highlights include a golf mishap, a brave Mrs Von Biffer, a risk assessment gone awry, a doctor’s quip about acute rheumatism, a legal robe joke, Sargent’s pricing tale, absinthe bans, and a light hearted note about a wife misplacing a hat.
Keota hosts first Women’s Celebration parade and pageant
Keota gathers for a hot but spirited Women’s Celebration featuring a morning parade led by the Keota Ladies band and a 59 horse cavalcade. Miss M C Mathews of Chicago directs special features followed by a park program with a baby show and a grand evening drill and tableaux celebrating American history.
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Keola
Nuch
Keota
Broadway
Keota’ Kornet
M. C. Mathews
Chicago
G. Alr
Wor.c
Singmaster
Jerome Palmer
J. Pulver
Charles Vues
Aeteras
Jeromy Ochs
Charlie Brown
Listes
Broan
Iuner
Gr.eet
Uernice Bower
Elmer Hoth
Fanny Wilson
New York City
Nellie McKeon
Ada Kirkpatrick
Henness
Hill
Clendenning
Hulse
Jil van Winkle
Tony van Winkle
Carl Cady
C. H. Feezer
Delta
Elmer Wallerie
Phyllis Timmons
Christina Unger
Harry England
Hob Raiordan
Relief Corps
Curt Wells
Washington
Col Wipbus
J. l. Merdunkin
Columbia
Hazel Foster
Dixie
Mary Tufts
Beatrice Dupuis
Josephine Helseher
John Carris
Spain
S. de Vor
King Ferdinand
FE. C. Gilbert
Wm Penn
William Hill
George Washington
Than Allender
Martha Washington
Allender
J. W. Helseher
Dixie Doodle
Lucile Willis
Iowa
Kate Glover
Kk. C. Gilbert
Puppy for sale prompts humorous demand
Bobbie asks Mr Brown about the price of puppies. Brown says two dollars each. Bobbie insists he wants a whole dog, not a piece, prompting a playful misunderstanding.
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Bobbie
Mr. Brown
Brown
Business Methods In Charity In Frankfort Germany
Charitable associations in Frankfort operate lodging houses and eating rooms for the poor. They run on business methods with meals provided for a fraction over eight cents and lodging from thirty eight to sixty cents a week.
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Frankfort
Germany
Pittsburg Dispatch
One man ruin and others in flight abroad
A cryptic quotation attributed to Lus ige Blatter mentions ruin, a self inflicted shot, and a journey to Africa while declaring the need for land to marry and sew, signaling personal turmoil without clear context.
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Africa
Lusige Blatter
Electric Bitters Promised To Fight Disease Germs
A sensational historic ad extols Electric Bitters as a grand protection against disease germs in air water dust and food. It claims the tonic purifies blood and cures chills fever ague and malarial illnesses, offering money back if not satisfied at Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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Lemmon
Death notice mix up clarifies McCutcheon family loss
A telegram mix-up sent James and Will McCutcheon news of their sister Mrs Jane Lemon in Guthrie Center dying, but it was brother Arthur McCutcheon of Hartstown Pa who died. Arthur, a former local resident and old soldier, served under Col Bell in Company C, 8th Regiment, and left the area about 380 years ago.
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James
Will McCutcheon
Jane Lemon
Guthrie Center
Arthur McCutcheon
Hartstown
Bell
Largest weather vane at St Peter upon Cornhill
The London Chronicle notes the city’s largest weather vane sits atop the leaden cupola of St Peter upon Cornhill. The huge vane, a symbol of St Peter, spans more than nine feet and is currently undergoing repairs amid comparisons to the dragon atop Bowiehureh in Cheapside.
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London
St. Peter Upon
Cornhill
St. Peter
Bowehureh
Cheapside
London Chronicle
Shakespearean Fetors Rally for Bills at Bill PillLins
A fractured OCR note mentions Shakespearean fetors urging support for bills amid unclear context. Phrases reference actors and nos support, with garbled names and odd spellings suggesting a fragmented legislative or theatrical dispute.
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