Doings of the People in Egypt June 5 1912
Local notes from Egypt detail visits and errands. Mr. and Mrs. Malichky spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lasek while Frank Lasek of Washington passed through. Miss Vacha sews for Mrs. Tellin. Ed and Sebastian Beamer visit from Rock Valley. The carpenters near Ed Shalla’s work, rain is welcomed, school closes Friday with a picnic.
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Egypt
A. Malichky
John Lasek
Frank Lasek
Washington
Geo. Kos
Coakley
Vlastie Vacha
Will Tellin
Sebastian Beamer
Rock Valley
John
Bert Dann
James Shalla
Jos
Shalla
Della Saur
Elma Vacha
Ed Shalla
Rubio social highlights and farm notes from Rubio Iowa
June 5 1912 Rubio Iowa report notes visits from Mrs Lee Burham's father and mother Edw Burham returns to Ottumwa. Rain boosts hay and corn crops. P W Keefover reports blossoming peas and fine garden. Rubio Ladies Boosting club event sells 15 gallons ice cream with music by the Rubio band. Announcements include Ames College commencement for Luithly and wife and William. Martin family from Keota visits river club house. Karl Morgan builds a silo. Charles Morgan plans cement block silo and new barn.
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Rubio
Lee Burham
Burham
Ottumwa
P. W. Keefover
Luithly
Ames College
William
Martin
Keota
Karl Morgan
Charles Morgan
Pearl Warrington Weds Lloyd Fry in Quiet Keota Ceremony
Miss Pearl Warrington and Lloyd Fry married at the bride’s home on Tuesday afternoon. Only guests were Miss Jean Stephen and Floyd Carris, with Rev. W. S. Harold officiating. The couple left for Washington then will settle in Wapello with best wishes from the community.
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Wapello
Carl Richardson
Colorado
Brice Sheriff
Ruby Hulse
Ralph Coffman
Des Moines
Will Seydel
South English
John Skinner
Kansas
Franklin
John Carris
Perry
Local Visitors Report in Crawfordsville
June 5 1912 notes list Lee McCleary of Washington Elias Jackson of Olds and visits by Mr and Mrs W G Robertson and daughter Margaret with Mrs Louise Robertson. Sterling White returned to Washing
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Crawfordsville
Lee McCleary
Washington
Elias Jackson
Olds
W. G. Robertson
Margaret
Louise Robertson
Kirkwood
Sterling White
Agnes McCleary
Alice Davidson
Viola Walker
Montana
Ollie Anwyl
Riley
Elizabeth Huston
Nellie Manners
Daisy Huber
Myrtle Griffith
Walker
Haskins
J. H. Reed
Leafa
Ethel Lease
Grace Hamil
Margaret Cherryholmes
Mabel Jeffrey
Alda Rhea
Lois Davidson
Velma
Ethel Orris
Honor Strain
Miss Schenck
Latimer
The Pinch Hitter and Pleasant Plains Notes
A discussion of the pinch hitter as a melancholy figure in baseball and a collection of local Pleasant Plains items. Notices include school patriotism at Lincoln school, Miss Julia White’s memory, and local residents gathered for events and illness updates.
Denmark's King Christian X eyed as future policy maker
The article discusses Denmark under new King Christian X and the tense balance with Germany over Schleswig. It notes his military background and cautious diplomacy, the Norway connection, and the interest of Danes abroad in stability and progress as Europe watches potential shifts in Scandinavian policy.
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Denmark
Christian X
Germany
Schleswig
German Empire
Europe
Christian
Frederick ViI
St. Thomas
Norway
Hadrion VII
Sweden
Frederick
Haakon
Maud
England
Marie
Russia
Greece
United States
Baptist church to observe Children’s Day service
Rural Route No. Three reports a church service for Children’s Day next Sunday. Mr and Mrs Newton Gardner of Wellman visited N W Noecker during the weekend. Mrs M T Byestone closed the spring term at Lincoln, completing seven years in the district. Miss Sutherland finished the term.
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the Baptist Church
Newton Gardner
Wellman
N. W
Local ball games hit by rain postpone in Centerville
Baseball schedule notes rain halted yesterday’s Centerville game with Washington. If fields dry, Ebert will pitch for Washington and Adams play center for Centerville. Next home game Saturday against Rock Island Independents, a strong semi pro lineup. Additional games listed through June 29 across Iowa City Trenton Centerville Sherrard with open dates filled.
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Centerville
Washington
Rock Island Independents
Rock Island
Tri-Cities
Iowa City
Trenton
Sherrard
Early Advertised Siamese Newspaper Notice
Handbill text from Everybody's Magazine claims a Siamese paper will publish latest murder and chief death news in a bold style. It promises rapid Friday issue readiness and extensive town coverage with bold advertising emphasis.
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Everybody's Magazine
Diet and Health Hints From Dr T J Allen
The health department started by a leading newspaper two years ago has helped readers nationwide. Dr Evans, former Chicago health commissioner, conducts it. Readers report benefit from the advice and letters received are answered or published.
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Evans
City of
Chicago
Digest it New Relief For Indigestion
Advertisement claims over eighty million Americans suffer indigestion and introduces Digest it as a quick permanent remedy. It promises instant relief from indigestion and gas, stops fermentation, aids digestion, and guarantees a money back offer through Dr. Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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United States
Baseball Standings Across Leagues and Regions
A compact snapshot lists American and National League club records, Western and Central leagues, and several regional circuits. Includes team W L and winning percentages for New York Boston Chicago St Louis Detroit and others, with scattered column data on various minor leagues and associations.
Baseball Scores In American and National Leagues Across Regions
American League results show Chicago 4 Washington 8 and Cleveland 7 New York 9. National League games include New York 22 Cincinnati 10, Brooklyn 4 Chicago 3, Philadelphia 6 St Louis 8, Boston 5 Pittsboro 7. Many minor leagues report numerous rain delays and postponed games across leagues.
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Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Philadephia
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsboro
Cincinnati
American Association
Louisville
Minneapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Omaha
Wichita
Sioux City
Denver
Tee Moines
Lincoln
Topeka-St. Joe
Springfield
Quincy
Decatur
Peoria
Erie
Fort Wayne
Youngstown
Terre Haute
Canton
Dayton
Grand Rapids
Wheeling
Zanesville
Akron
South Bend
Appleton
Green Bay
Oshkosh
Ausau
Racine
Rockford
Aurora
Madison
Central Association
Helping Economize in a Landlady Romance
In a light comedy frame Bangs avoids confession to the landlady while he and Wangs watch a meal of cold buckwheat cakes. The situation hints at affection and social restraint within domestic daily life.
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Bangs
Wangs
Macedonia rich in minerals across ancient era
The article notes Macedonia's mineral wealth dating back to remote times with evidence in ancient mining centers. It highlights extensive works on the Chalcedice Peninsula, peaking under Philip II and Alexander the Great.
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Macedonia
Chalcidice
Philip of
Alexander the Great
He'd Get It Poker Plan Frustrates Father in Law
A dialogue shows Harry lamenting his cut from a will while Thomas claims indifference as he teaches the father-in-law a poker game tactic. The scene suggests tense family friction amid card play.
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Harry
Thomas
Irony of Fate: Man Escapes Trolley and Car But Hit by Hearse
A New York World report describes a man trying to dodge a trolley car and an automobile who is nonetheless struck by a hearse, illustrating a grim twist of fate.
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New York World
Headache Size Mirrors Banquet and Church Absence
A Chicago Record-Herald excerpt notes the man’s headaches as symbolic measures of events, comparing the headaches before a banquet and while missing church to emphasize illness or distress.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Markets Opening Report from Chicago June 6 1912
Chicago markets show mixed cattle hog and sheep futures with gains of about five from yesterday's averages. Hogs range 7.40 to 7.55 for bulk, cattle steady to slow, sheep weak after yesterday's decline, receipts listed for today and projections for tomorrow.
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Chicago
Ill
Reeves
Texas
TARRY L. Black & Co Furnished Note
Readable figures show percentages and prices for Wheat market activity. The fragment lists company name TARRY L. Black & Co with various percentage values and price quotes including 18.70 18.90 10.50 10.65 and a Wheat line with 16,000 referenced.
Wood chopping contests dominated by American tools
Sport of the Antipodes notes that New Zealand Australia and Tasmania host wood chopping and sawing competitions where championships are consistently won using American tools. An expert woodsman would not consider using other tools for prize-winning performance.
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New Zealand
Australia
Tasmania
Primitive Kubus of Sumatra Said to be Isolated
Professor W Volz of Breslau University describes the Kubus as an isolated forest people in Sumatra. He asserts they live like apes, have not advanced to hunting, and lack any notions of religion.
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W. Volz
Breslau University
Sumatra
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