The Life of Cap Russell a Civil War Iowa Leader
A reminiscence about Captain S A Russell of the Twenty fifth Iowa, born 1816 in Baltimore and raised in Ohio, who practiced law in Cadiz, served in the Iowa and Ohio legislatures, and commanded Company 1 in the Twentyfifth Iowa. The piece recounts his odd, genial nature, anecdotes from the Civil War era, political wit with Henry Clay Dean and Douglas, and incidents at home and on campaign trails.
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Washington Gazette
Sam Russell
Crawfordsville
Wake Neal
The
Gazette
Neal
Cap Russell
Crawford
Isaac Crawford
Henry
S. A. Russell
Baltimore
Harrison County
Ohio
Franklin College
New Athens
Dewey and Stanton
Abraham Lincoln
Russell
Cadiz
Iowa
Twenty-fifth
Captain Russell
United States Senate
Senator Gear
John Mahin
Mississippi River
Henry Clay Dean
Washington
Democratic Party
Henry Morgan
Senate
Dean
Douglas
Satan
Hell
Explaining calories and medical guidance for readers
A medical advice column discusses calories as fuel for the body, noting that a pound of fat yields about 4 000 calories and a pound of sugar about 2 000. It explains varying caloric needs by size, activity, health, and climate, and outlines weight change based on intake versus need. It also offers guidance on finding qualified plastic surgeons through doctors, directories, and medical societies, and addresses cold-induced hives and antihistamine treatment.
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G. L
Arkansas
North Woods
D. C
New Jersey
Mrs. C
King Festus
Evening Journal Washington Iowa WW 13 1963
The item provides a date and newspaper name for the Evening Journal in Washington Iowa on Wednesday the 13th of 1963. The readable fragment confirms the issue identification and publication day within the era.
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Evening Journal
Washington
Iowa
Waco district showcases school activities during Education Week
Waco district invites visitors during American Education Week November 10 to 16. Wayland sixth graders presented Spooky the Scared Little Ghost for grades 4A 4B and 6A on Halloween. Cast included Jean Burnholder Vicki Renhberger and Christal Roth with Lavonne Roth as director. Seventh graders visited Amana Colonies under Mrs. Jesse Linch, then wrote English themes. Two bus loads from Wayland attended a skating party at the Washington rink. The fall production Annie Get Your Gun is near opening with tickets at 1 for adults and 5 for students.
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Wayland
Waco
Jean Burnholder
Vicki Richenberger
Christal Roth
Lavonne Roth
Amana
Iowa
Jesse Linch
Wayland Center
Washington Rink
Union election at Advance Ross held next Tuesday
An open letter urges employees to reject the Detroit union seeking representation in Advance Ross plants. It notes this is the third attempt after two previous defeats and warns unions promise raises to win votes. The piece touts the company's wage growth since 1949 from 23,000 to over 720,000 payroll, arguing it already offers high wages.
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Advance Ross
Detroit Auto Workers
Ross Manufacturing Company
Burlington
Iowa
Advance Ross Urges No Vote On Union in TV Parts Firm
The Burlington and Washington based Advance Ross company argues that television parts manufacturing is a dog eat dog business with many small firms and that layoffs stem from falling TV set orders. It contends unions lack industry knowledge and urges employees to vote No on November 19, asserting the company will progress through new product development and better pay benefits without a union.
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Detroit
Japan
Detroit Union
Advance Ross
Burlington
Washington
Auto Workers Union
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Mrs. E
Coleman
Dr. Core
Marilyn Wenger
Patsy Wintermeyer
Roland Leichty
Jim Widmer
Dale Richenberger
Albright
Burkholder
Kauffman
Supt
Thomas
Boekelman
Groom
Blackhawk
Manning
Keosauqua
West Burlington
Harmony
van Buren
Eddyville
Pekin
Crawfordsville - Olds
Mt. Union
Board of Education
Advance Ross Electronics Corporation
Auto Union
Blitz Brothers
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