Anti Cigarette Talk by Prof Frank Irish on Tobacco ills
Prof Frank Irish of Chicago president of the Anti Cigarette league addressed county teachers at the First Presbyterian church. Miss Mary Hughes chaired the meeting and Miss Frances M Clark sang a solo before Irish denounced tobacco as a great vice and warned its ruinous effects on youth and nation.
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Presbyterian Church
Frank Irish
Chicago
Anti-Cigarette League
Mary Hughes
D. Young
Loatitate
Mise Hughes
Treaty Concessions and Navy Hero John Paul Jones Honored
Washington dispatch reports on potential reciprocity treaties under the Dingley law and the likelihood of a Cuban treaty passing via Senate then House. It also notes a proposed John Paul Jones statue, McCall's praise, and light remarks about congressional honors including "Cannon Ball route," plus Perkins' background as a sailor and California senator.
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Senate
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Hamilton Pish
Russia
Congress
McCall
Massachusetts
Committee On Library
John Paul Jones
Jones
United States Navy
New England
John Adams
Nicholas Biddle
Representative Mercer
Committee On
Mercer
United States
Pearre
Representative Cannon
Maryland
Uncle Joe
Anti Cigarette Movement Urges School and Home Action
The piece urges enforcing state tobacco laws and calls for teachers, parents, and churches to collaborate in keeping boys away from tobacco. Mr Irish, an educator and author, argues anti smoking advances happiness, intellect, and health, claiming each victory aids civilization and future manhood.
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Irish
Judge Dewey to Speak at Fourth of July Celebration
The Burlington Hawkeye notes Judge Dewey of Washington will serve as orator for the Fourth of July events. His famed eloquence is expected to be a highlight of the celebration. The notice mentions Rocky Mountain Tea and J. H. Stewart in the ad context.
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Dewey
Washington
Burlington
Mills Tailor Elected President at Keokuk Presbyterian Meeting
The Keokuk presbyterial meeting of United Presbyterians closed with Mike Taylor elected president, Mrs. Geo Welch first vice president, and Miss Margaret All second vice president. Delegates reported good meetings and evening excursions. Evangelist Smith spoke, noting over two hundred conversions. The group toured Keokuk and Rand Park before departing.
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Keokuk
W.C. Williamson
Washington
United Presbyterians
Mike Taylor
Geo. Welch
Alneworth
Margaret All
City
Myrtle Megghelson
T. O. Copeland
Morning Sun
Wyatt Sprague
Thos. Mickle
Burlington
Letta Gienn
Nannie Leacox
Rose Minner
J. A. Hannum
Moses Hay
Pearl Stone
Tacoma
Ida Paisley
Crawfordsville
S W. Livingston
Evangelist Smith
Rev. Smith
Love Tree
Rock Island
Davenport
Moody Church
Chicago
Rand Park
Mississippi
L A Hamill
Williamson
Local notes from Almeworth and surrounding towns
June items from Almeworth and nearby towns report visits and family news. Residents such as Mire No D Anderson and Mrs Mary Harrie are mentioned with relatives in Crawford Fairfield and Mt Pleasant. Local business and farming updates include Babcock & Son shipping hoges to Chicago and rye and barley cutting thriving amid community activity.
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Mary Harrie
Fairfield
BE Bean
G Gloeckler
Mt. Pieasant
Innes Band Leader Fred Innes Faces Bankruptcy Proceedings
Fred N. Innes of Innes society band files for bankruptcy soon after wife Georgie F. Lones gains divorce. Liabilities total 10 628 against assets 2000, with 6000 owed to Mrs Lones, tied to a loan suit in New York. Court had ordered alimony of 25 dollars weekly. The piece also notes fashion trends and a local visit by Dr and Mrs J Co Botce to see David Hunter, a former 28d Ohio prisoner.
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Fred N. Innes
Innes
Iowa
Washington
Georgie F. Lones
Lones
Supreme Court of New York
Ernest F. Crowhurst
Philadelphia
Jones
Katherine Thayer
Katherine Wenzel
Pain Balm Restores Hopes For Mrs Schaub In Ohio
George Schaub, of New Lebanon Ohio, reports his wife suffered eight weeks with severe back pain until using Chamberlain Pain Balm from Stewart’s Pharmacy and Cook & Sherman. After a few days she felt reborn and the pain vanished before the bottle was finished, restoring her ability to perform household duties and prompting gratitude.
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George Schaub
New Lebanon
Ohio
Dayton
Stewart's Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Cough Remedy Praised By Editor For Child’s Health
H J Strickfaden editor of the World Herald Fair Haven Wash credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with averting pneumonia and severe croup attacks in his son. The product is sold by Stewart's Pharmacy and Oogk Sherman.
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Chamberlain
H. J. Strickfaden
World-Herald
Fair Haven
Wash
Stewart's Pharmacy
Oogk & Sherman
Revival of a Suffering Woman in Chambersburg Story
Mrs A M Shields of Chambersburg Pennsylvania recalls six months of Hiay Fever and asthma illness that left her near death. She credits Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption with a full recovery after desperate illness. Stewart's Pharmacy offers the remedy in bottles.
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A. M. Shields
Chambersburg
Dr. King
Stewart
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