Death of Mrs. Ida Snyder at Kalona
Mrs Ida Snyder daughter of John Brown Kalona dies at home from dropsy yesterday afternoon at 1 30 survived by father three children Rose and Clifford at home Mrs I Furhman Kalona and brother Charles Brown Washington Funeral tomorrow at 11 from family residence burial at Kalona cemetery An obituary to appear in Morrow's paper
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Kalona
Ida Snyder
John Brown
Rose
Clifford
I. Furhman
Charles Brown
Washington
Morrow
New Adult Books Added to Library Shelf
A list of new adult titles arrives at the library headed by Boswick and The American public library. Other works include The story of the negro and The city of the dinner pail along with volumes on study methods hygiene nursery education and children's stories.
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Boswick
A. E
The
American Public Library
Washington
Booker T
Lincoln
J. T
The Wild Olive And Other Works By Basil King
A listing of works including The Wild Olive by Basil King and The Man Higher Up by H R Miller plus novels by Gilbert Parker Randall Parrish Mary Rinehart C M Thompson and others. An Army Mule and Lady Merton appear among the titles.
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King
Basil
Miller
H. R
Parker
Gilbert
Cumner
Parrish
Randall
My Lady of the
North
Rinehart
Mary
Thompson
C. M
Ward
Mre
Lady Merton
Colon
Reunion Notice for Veterans of Company A 25th Iowa
All sons and daughters of veterans of Company A 25th Iowa are invited to a reunion at Mr Samuel Gardners on Thursday October 27 at 5 o clock. Attendees should bring well filled baskets. MIDE C Lewis Pres R 8 Warfel Sec. Also a feature on a new death preventer car exhibit with claims it will relimb when touching objects.
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Company A
Lowa
Samuel Gardners
Mide C. Lewis
Warfel
Test of Shakespeare cited by The Spectator
A quotation compares evaluating doubtful plays to reading Shakespeare to judge authenticity. It suggests a simple test: if you want to read it, it is Shakespeare. if you do not, it isn’t.
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the Spectator
Senator Elkins Condition Reported As Improved
Senator Elkins shows definite improvement in condition after recent illness as medical staff provide regular updates. Family and colleagues express cautious optimism while awaiting further stabilization and test results.
Senator Elkins Improving in Wheeling
Dr. W Golden reports Senator Elkins showing serious improvement. family says he will not attend the next congressional session though his condition continues to improve.
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Wheeling
W. Va
W Golden
8. B. Elkins
Senate
Elkin
Congress
Elkins
HYOMEL Inhaler Promised To Cure Catarrh
An old advertisement touts a HYOMEL outfit with a bottle of HYOMEI and an inhaler to treat catarrh. It claims rapid relief and germ-killing action, citing a testimonial from Miss Helen McNair of Loyalton, California. The complete set costs $1.00 with an option to buy extra HYOMEI for 50 cents. Guaranteed to cure catarrh croup asthma and sore throat or money back.
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Helen McNair
Loyalton
Cal
Lemmon's
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Universal Remedy
The ad proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as the sole positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease requiring constitutional treatment It claims to act through the blood and mucous surfaces and offers one hundred dollars for any case not cured It invites readers to request testimonials from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio and notes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Laxative Bromos Cure Claim Prompts Refund Offer
An old ad asserts that LAXATIVE BROMO cures a cold in one day with quinine tablets and promises money back if it fails. The label bears E. W. Grove’s signature on each box.
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E. W. Grove
City Bus Line Ad Teaches to Call for Orders
Fragments show a bus line advertisement urging callers to contact Frank Rogers at a street address for orders. The notice specifies phone number 589 and promises prompt service.
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Frank Rogers
Roosevelt faces a packed campaign week in New York and Ohio
The article details Theodore Roosevelts planned swing through Ithaca Syracuse Ogdensburg Ithaca and Rochester with a final stop in Ohio next month. He declines to discuss attacks on his nationalism and defends public statements while noting his vocal condition remains strong.
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New York
Roosevelt
Jersey City
Ithaca
Boston
New Hampshire
Dwight
L. H. Bailey
Cornell
Binghamton
Mr. Roosevelt
Syracuse
Ogdensburg
Sherman
Rochester
Indianapolis
Judge Anderson
Foraker
Ohio
Dynamite attempt targets O'Malley home in Chicago
Police believe the blast was aimed at saloon keeper John F. O'Malley of 47 Superior Street. Three sticks of dynamite with a fuse were thrown through a window at Austin O'Malley's 2140 Hissell Street home. The suspect weapon rolled into the parlor. O'Malley rescued his family and notified police. Four detectives guarded the Superior Street residence.
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Chicago
Austin O'Malley
Hissell Street
John F. O'Malley
Superior Street
John Revere
O'Malley
End of Dr J Lucius Gray Former Cook County Health Official Dead
Dr J Lucius Gray age 50 longtime Cook County health commissioner 1885 Northwestern University faculty and alienist expert died in Laporte Indiana. Native of Vermont and former coroner and county health officer survived by his wife and two children.
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Laporte
Ind
J. Lucius Gray
Cook County
Northwestern University
Gray
Vermont
Huns Arrested as Plotters in Columbus Case
Post office inspectors and secret service agents arrested six Hungarians in Columbus with plans to arrest more. They face charges of attempting extortion and blackmail against Archbishop Julius Van Barovsky of Kalocsa Hungary. Letters demanded 2,000 and threatened death.
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Columbus, O
Post Office
Secret Service
Julius van Barovsky
Kalocsa
Hungary
Jonas Vargoge
Columbus
Military Prisoners Escape from Fort Sheridan in Chicago
K Earl Austin and J Bernier military convicts escaped from Fort Sheridan after eluding the Sentinel guarding them.
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Chicago
K Earl Austin
J. Bernier
Fort Sheridan
Sentinel
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