Women and Men From Local Trip Endure Seven Mile Walk
Two cars carrying five people each left for a trip to Iowa City. The women’s car remained unscathed while the men’s car broke down near Kalona. After failing to find help, the stranded party walked seven miles to Kalona for assistance before the car was moved on.
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Iowa City
Kalona
Soup as Social Satire in a Witty Essay
By Howard L. Rann, the piece uses soup as a social mirror and joke about dining etiquette. It mocks table manners, neighborly sharing, and the costly, dilutable broth while noting pretensions and foibles of guests at a grand meal.
Brighton Woman Dies After Long Illness
Abs. ff. Richardson of Brighton died yesterday afternoon at her home from cancer of the throat. Born January 16, 1850, she lived in Brighton her entire life. Survived by husband, one daughter Mrs. Hod Brier, two brothers Mike Hefflefinger and a brother in Peoria, and sister Mrs. Elrod Dayton. Funeral tomorrow at two at her home with Rev. C. L. Walker officiating. Burial in Brighton cemetery.
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Brighton
Abs
Richardson
Mary Hefflefinger
Jacob Hefflefinger
Hod Brier
Mike
Doctor from Galesburg Addresses High School Students
Dr. J. F. Percy of Galesburg Illinois spoke to high school students at 1 15 PM on science achievements and research value. He illustrated with yellow fever germ source work and eradication efforts and urged student support for science. The Washington County Medical Society annual meeting opens at city hall about two o clock with officers to be elected.
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J. F. Percy
Galesburg
Washington County Medical Society
County Society
Ecity Hall
L. W. Littig
Davenport
Doctor Littig Speaks on Tuberculosis Crusade
Dr. L. W. Littig of Davenport arrives to address the First United Presbyterian Church on the nationwide tuberculosis crusade. The event, co sponsored by the ministerial association and county medical society, begins at 7:30 PM and ends in time for other local meetings with hopes for a large turnout.
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L. W. Littig
Davenport
City
First United Presbyterian Church
Ministerial Association
The
County Medical Society
Smith and Gibson Secure Oakland Agency in 1913
Smith and Gibson have been appointed agents for Washington county for the Oakland automobile. The car ranges from 1600 dollars with 4 and 6 cylinder models. The dealers anticipate strong sales and promise a full Oakland line plus repairs and accessories at their garage.
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Oakland
Smith & Gibson
Eating Patterns for the Elderly: Small Meals or Full Dishes
The article weighs whether older adults should eat little and often or few full meals. It cautions against abrupt changes from long-standing habits, noting benefits of gradual adjustment and that excessive shifts can cause harm. Weston, a named example, eats twice daily at ten and five p.m.
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England
Germany
Weston
Feather Duster Fading From City Schools
The feather duster is disappearing rapidly and must go as surely as the common drinking cup. It was once universal. today 60 percent of cities have discarded it from school buildings.
Siamese Prince Mahadil Joins German Navy on Victoria Louise
Prince Mahadil of Siam, traveling to Cuba on the training ship Victoria Louise after visiting the United States, is the 18 year old son of King Vajiravadh. He will study in Germany for a year and a half before serving on a major German fleet vessel under Lieut Kottmann. A passenger jokes about the Rock of Gibraltar and insurance as the ship nears the Mediterranean.
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Prince Mahadil
Siam
Cuba
Victoria Louise
United States
Vajiravadh
University of Heidelberg
Germany
Prince Mahodil
Lieut. Kottmann
Dense Manhattan Island Called World’s Most Populated Place
An ad-style item cites Manhattan Island as the world’s most densely populated area with nine thousand residents per square mile. Geo T Craddock of Ruble Ark recalls chronic lumbago and kidney pain, claiming Foley’s Kidney Pills cured him after two bottles and he recommends them to friends from Lemmon’s Pharmacy.
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Se Viare Mile
Manhattan Island
Geo
T. Craddock
Ruble
Ark
Foley
Lemmon
Advt
Passenger Complains of Heat in overheated car
Report of a passenger describing extreme heat inside a vehicle with phrases implying discomfort and intensity of the situation. No further details or official actions provided.
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