Patriotic Meeting for Men at Eagles Hall Report
A Wednesday afternoon gathering at the Eagles hall drew a wood sized audience of men for a patriotic session led by Dr. A. M. Cowden. Speakers Alex Miller Schuyler Livingston and A C Fuller praised Christian faith and admonished socialist ideas, recalling Civil War memories and warning of a Rome like crisis, with Rev S K Coats closing in prayer.
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Eagles' Hall
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United States
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Rome
America
A. C. Fuller
Island and Peninsula Joke
A boy answers a teacher's question by using a glass of water and a glass of milk. He places a fly in the water to make an island and then in the milk to make a peninsula, noting the water surrounds the island and the milk surrounds the fly portion.
Sane Philosophy For A Woman’s Daily Life
Practical guidance urges women to seize each day and avoid dwelling on past regrets. Emphasizes making every day useful cheerful and helpful for a successful life.
Jew to Lecture on Why Jews Do Not Accept Christianity
Rev. Lewis Meyer, associate editor of the Missionary Review of the World, will lecture on why Jews do not accept Christianity. The talk is Thursday evening, June 6 at 8 o'clock at Second United Presbyterian Church. Dr Meyer is a converted Jew and the lecture is free for all attendees.
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Lewis Meyer
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Missionary Review of the World
Second United Presbyterian Church
Meyer
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Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
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Light turnout marks city county state primaries
Voters in all precincts show a very light turnout. In the second ward sample, far fewer than half are voting by 3 PM. Republican tally up to 87 and Democratic 12. Country vote said lighter than town. Polls close at 7 PM tonight.
Why Few Men Do Work Overtime Desires to Do Good
A compact reflection on work ethic noting that the wish to do good rarely drives men to extra effort or overtime, suggesting moral motivation is inconsistent with labor discipline.
Dog training claim aims to aid warfare use
Brother Jimpson describes a dog that points retrieves and spins on its tail when it detects gasoline fumes. He claims to be developing a breed valuable for warfare to locate and alert against aircraft approaching camps at night.
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Brother Jimpson
Mrs. J. W. White Native Iowa Resident Dies
Mrs. J. W. White of Iowa origin died at 11 58 Saturday night after two weeks of illness from paralysis. Funeral held today at 2 pm at the family home two miles east of Washington with Rev. A S Smith officiating. Interment in Elm Grove cemetery. She was 54, born April 4 1858, mother of Sam White of Washington National Bank, widow of Wesley White. A fuller life sketch to appear in tomorrow's Journal.
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J. W. White
A. S. Smith
Methodist Church
White
Elm Grove Cemetery
How to Treat Barley Smut By R A Moore
How to prevent barley smut before sowing using warm water and formaldehyde methods. Warm water treatment for loose smut with detailed soaking times and temperatures and a formaldehyde method for closed smut, plus guidance on seed handling, testing thermometers, and seed patch selection.
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R. A. Moore
Cultivate Presence of Mind in Dangerous Situations
Presence of mind depends on knowing what to do under alarm or danger. With this knowledge, moderate courage and common sense let people act with discretion and safety in trying circumstances.
Count’s Witty Reply to Louis XIV on Kneeling Music
The royal band played the Miserere of Lully as Louis XIV knelt with the court. After the hymn, the king asked the Count de Gramont for his opinion. He replied that the music was sweet to the ear but hard on the knees.
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Louis XIV
Count de Grammont
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