New Iowa animal health commission to meet in Des Moines
The newly formed animal health commission will hold its first meeting in Des Moines on May 1 to set quarantine rules for livestock imports. Governor Carroll will address the group, with State Veterinary Surgeon Gilwon issuing the call and Dr. Thomas Down assisting as a veterinary member.
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Des Moines
Animal Health Commission
Thoraday
Iowa
Gilwon
Carroll
Thomas Down
Parisian Sage Hair Tonic Promises Youthful Look
The advert proclaims Parisian Sage unisex hair tonic will make you look younger for 50 cents at Lemmons Pharmacy. It claims to stop hair Puff itching and shedding while making hair luxuriant bright and beautiful with Auburn hair highlighted.
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Lemmons Pharmacy
Commission to draft stringent animal quarantine health laws
Washington leaders and George Blanch of Belle Plaine back a plan to form a commission. C A Sanadera of Manila and Frank Kingsley of McGregor serve as stockmen. The aim is to enact strict quarantine and health laws to prevent introduction of contagious diseases from other states.
Des Moines Upholds Moon Law Saloons Limit
Judge Dethalf granted a permanent injunction preventing Des Moines from issuing more than the eighty six saloon licenses allowed by the Moon law. The ruling confirms the law is meant to cap saloon numbers in cities and towns. The article also notes a Glidden Chautauqua parade and July 17 24 events with Senator Kenyon scheduled to lecture.
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Les Moines
Des Moines
Dethalf
Equity Division
District Court
City of
Pe. Gralt
Gildden Booster Club
Gildden Chautauqua
Coon Rapids
Raleton
Scranton
Lancabero
Ddderdale
Carroll
Weston family welcomes first girl in 65 years in Colfax
Mrs Homer Weston, Colfax, is great grandmother of a girl born to Mr and Mrs Walter Weston near Mitchelville. The baby is the first girl in the Weston line in sixty five years. Mrs Weston was born on the Weston farm where the town site sits. Her husband died five years ago. he was a first cousin of Alice and Phoebe Carey.
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Colfax
Homer Weston
Walter Weston
Mitchelville
Weston
Weston Farm
Alice
Phoebe Carey
Automobile Parade Takes Two Miles In Glidden
Glidden July 10 an automobile parade stretched about two miles through the town with spectators lining streets as floats and vehicles rolled by in a festive display.
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Glidden
Padrone System Probe Extends Through Iowa Cities
Federal inquiry into the padrone system affecting Greeks in Iowa is active in Cedar Rapids Mason City and Marshalltown. State Labor Commissioner Van Dyn is coordinating with federal officers and a number of Greek interpreters are under scrutiny. Prosecutions are expected to start soon in Cedar Rapids Mason City and Marshalltown with more to follow.
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Hew Motes
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Mason City
Marshalltown
van Dyn Ie
van Dyn
Miss Ruth Crenshaw Wins Missouri Spelling Bee
Howling Green Missouri held a seventeen hour spelling bee with Miss Ruth Crenshaw as the winner. About 10 000 words were read to contestants under the county school commissioner supervision. The crowd filled Pike county courthouse as Miss Margaret Patters was eliminated on the final round.
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Howling Green
Pete Lee
Margaret Patters
Missouri
Ruth Crenshaw
Pike County
Green Colonial Furnace guarantees and protection for your money
A vintage promotion promises full customer protection with a Green Colonial Furnace. It claims refunds or a larger unit if not heating all rooms to 40 to 70 degrees, plus free replacements for cracked or burnt out fire pots and parts, asserting lasting durability and customer assurance.
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Vwt
Exercise as a curb on crime urges deep breathing and play
The piece argues that physical exercise and deep breathing calm temperaments and reduce crime. It cites Misa Faith and Mix, praises Greeks for athletic vigor, and urges simple outdoor activities to ease irritability, stress, and nervous strain for better mind and body health.
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Mnasiom
Boston
Ty Jessy
Barrier to Miss Hale License Shocks Georgia Bar
Miss Minnie Anderson Hale, 22, top of her class at Atlanta Law School in 1911, was denied a license to practice law by Judge Pendleton, who cited Georgia law restricting bar membership to men. Several male classmates were licensed. supporters vow to appeal to the legislature.
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Georgia
Atlanta Ga
Minnie Anderson Hale
Pendleton
Superior Court
Miss Anderson
Miss Hale
Orchard plants 2800 cherry trees west of town
L. G Monee of Nampe is planting 2800 cherry trees west of town. He expects the orchard to yield thirty gallons per tree totaling 48000 gallons, with future yields increasing as trees mature.
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Oregon
L. G Monee
Nampe
Tor
Direct Line from George the First to George V
The text traces a royal lineage from George I through multiple monarchs, listing Edward I to George V as successive descendants. It notes the line via the Duke of Kent and connects English and Scottish monarchs, ending with George V.
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George V
England
George L
Roxland
George Ldl
George IV
William IV
Duke of Kent
Edward I
Edward II
Lionel Plantagenet
Duke of Clarence
Philippa Plantagenet
Earl of March
Roger Mortimer
Ann Mortimer
Richard Plantagenet
Richard
Duke of York
Edward I v
Elizabeth
Henry VII
Margaret
James IV
Scotland
James V
Mary
James VI
Bohemia
Sophia
Hanover
George I
Frederick, Prince of Wales
George
Tribe of
Kent
Victoria
Edward VII
Heiress Marries Former Coachman in Noted Romance
Boston heiress Grace Welie Harper, daughter of the Velie line and niece of Charles Deere, wed Sidney Harris her former coachman in a celebrated union. Harris had faced a $150,000 alienation suit filed by his first wife Mrs. Harris in Los Angeles after a three year pursuit across the United States and abroad.
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Harris
Grace Welie Harper
Boston
Sidney Harris
Biarper
New York
Chicago
Moline, Jr
Charles Deere
Los Angeles
Cal
Degrees for Veterans Wesleyan Honors Men Who Quit College to Go to War
Wesleyan University at Middletown Conn honored at commencement twenty five veterans who left college fifty years ago to enlist in the Union Army in the Civil War. Trustees unanimously ordered the tribute and the honorees include Major Samuel Hatfield of New York Brigadier General Samuel My Mansfield of Boston Jr Benjamin P Cheney of Menicon and Henry B Brown of East Windsor Connecticut.
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Wesleyan University
Middle
Conn
Samuel Hatfield
New York
Samuel My. Mansfield
Boston
Benjamin P. Cheney
Men ‘Icon
Henry B. Brown
Bast Vson
Connecticut Volunteers
Lightning Mirrors Blind Townsman Adams in Atlantic City
A man named Adams Wistor y in Atlantic City was struck by a vivid lightning reflection in a mirror during a severe storm. He became paralyzed in the optic nerves and underwent a delicate operation aiming to restore sight. The procedure f.4 reportedly held promise for his recovery though his life may be long.
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Henry
Atlantic City
Adams Wistor
Adams
Adams Tg
Soft Toned Bell Of China In Temple Use
Travelers note soft and smooth tones from bells in Chinese temples and monasteries. Bells lack iron clappers and are never swung, producing a melodious sound when struck on the outer edge with a wooden mallet.
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China
Japan
Kidney Remedy Claim From Tex Man
Mr. Perry A Pitman of Dale Texas says four months bedridden with kidney and bladder trouble and gall stones was cured by Foley Kidney Remedy. The pills are touted as corrective healing tonic and stimulant for kidneys and urinary passages and are available from All Druggists.
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Perry A. Pitman
Dale
Tex
Foley
al Druggiste
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Cough Remedy
Advertising copy states Foley's Honey and Tar Compound relieves coughs and colds for both children and adults with no opiates or harmful drugs. Sold in a yellow package by AIL Druggists.
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Foley
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