Literary Ratio as Principle and Interest
A New York Evening World remark on books: strong rules improve moral content but lessen reader engagement. the more rigorous a book's principles, the less lively its appeal.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1911
Page
7
A New York Evening World remark on books: strong rules improve moral content but lessen reader engagement. the more rigorous a book's principles, the less lively its appeal.
Malaria germs are the real danger in swamps and bayous and electric bitters is promoted as a blood cleanser. A testimonial from Wim Fretwell of Lucama says three bottles cured malaria and he remains healthy, with Lemmon's Pharmacy as the source.
An analysis contrasts corruption with money making through bad deeds and political waste. It then shifts to a health note praising digestion and Chamberlain's Tablets as a cure for indigestion, claiming they aid bile flow, purify blood, strengthen the stomach, and restore healthy digestion. Lemmon's Pharmacy markets the product.
Brooklyn officer Hassan reports a dancer Miss Kuma Adams appeared in scant attire at a Veterans Association smoker in Kings County Palace. The court bail set at 500 dollars after Hassan demonstrated the dancer’s postures. Dr. John B Holmes opens a hygiene course in a new general hospital for office men detailing an eight hour day and healthy routines.
A fragment recounts a debate on media influence and public thought at a New York morning newspaper anniversary. Cardinal Gib bo ts remarks on the press as a force for good or evil while urging elevating tones and responsible reporting amid a large audience.
Notice states that on the Mthday of March 111 Articles of Incorporation were executed for Glendale Telephone Company. principal place of business is the residence of Secretary W. M. Galloway at Washington Post Office in Washington Township Washington County Iowa. Board may change the address.
Valley Forme Camp holds weekly gatherings in the events hall on North Side Square each Thursday. AW neidhors are welcome to attend.
Regular meetings are listed for Washington Lodge Ve 26 and Bethlehem Commanders No. with officers J M Regular and W Morton. Sessions occur on the first or second Friday night monthly and invite visiting fraters to welcome attendees.
Articles filed March 22 1911 name Washington County Telephone Company with five directors T J Harvey A J Swift G Juveder J C F Wead and W M Galloway The corporation may issue two thousand forty five shares at five dollars each and may borrow up to two thirds of capital stock Directors serve one year and officers include President I C F Wead Vice President John S Wilson Secretary W M Galloway Treasurer R Gr Justeler Annual meetings first Monday in 1914 at Glendale School House Washington Township Public notices sent to stockholders by mail. special meetings upon written requests of ten stockholders.
Fragmentary OCR shows times and measurements with unclear context such as 6:00 pm 4:65 am 10:05 am and line references No 12 No 62 No 44.8 Line No 50 Lo Paas. Details unreadable.
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