Light Continental Morning Meal Exchange
A humorous dialogue contrasts Elephas asking for a heavy breakfast with Elephum preferring light continental fare. The joke concludes with a breakfast of hay and water cited by Woman's Home Companion as a punchline.
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Elephas
Elephum
The Moon’s Gender Across Languages
Sanskrit shows the moon as masculine, supporting Max Muller’s view. The argument cites linguistic diversity with moon gender in many languages and notes Hamlet and Wordsworth to illustrate linguistic weight.
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Max Muller
Wordsworth
Photograph prank sparks sharp remark in London Chronicle
Miss Maydeval accuses Mr Faceallo of impudence after photos returned with a note on the back stating The original of this is carefully preserved. Clara-Well, aunt, the scene unfolds as they discuss the images and the offense.
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Clara
Diplomacy and a Wife’s Subtle Purchase of Privilege
A witty exchange sets the scene as Towne considers a plan and Browne anticipates fashioning it to seem her own idea. The dialogue hints at clever scheming within domestic or social circles.
Power of the earths attraction at 2 am
A brief note reports that the strongest effect of Earth's gravity occurs around 2 o'clock in the morning, reflecting a historic or satirical quote attributed to Blatter.
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Gende Blatter
Wall Street Panic Tests Trust Depositors In Early Morning Rush
Reporting from New York and Wall Street during the panic at the Trust Company of America and Carnegie Trust Company, anxious depositors crowd the doors. A $250,000 withdrawal, a $11.60 balance, and a proxy mishap highlight a day of stress as messengers and gossip surge among hotels and banks.
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Wall Street
New York
Trust Company of America
New York Herald
Carnegie Trust Company
Leslie M. Shaw
The
New York World
Mr. Shaw
Rock
Shaw
James Brown
Knickerbocker
Waldorf
Death by own action in Leon Iowa four year old
The four year old son of Mr and Mrs Charles Owens in Leon Iowa shot himself in the head with a small target rifle after becoming angered by playmates objections to his behavior. He told the children he would kill himself before climbing onto the bed and pulling the trigger. A physician could not save him.
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Leon
Iowa
Charles Owens
Woman Embalmer Elsie May Lawrence Certified in Boone
In Boone Iowa on October 30 Mrs Elsie May Lawrence received notice from the state board of health that she passed the embalmers examination and earned a high mark of 94. Her certification places her among the country’s early female embalmers and she works with Henry Welin in Boone.
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Boone
Iowa
Elsie May Lawrence
State Board of Health
Syrian student from Bedros Kevock Apelian enrolls at state normal
Cedar Falls Iowa October 30 22 year old Bedros Kevock Apelian from Syria registers as a winter student at the State Normal school to study teaching He is a college graduate and speaks four languages French English Syrian and Armenian Griswold Iowa October 30 George W Selders dies at home four miles southwest of Griswold He was sixty nine born in Pennsylvania and moved to Iowa at age nine and remained there all his life
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Cedar Falls
Iowa
State Normal School
Syria
Bedros Kevock Apelian
Griswold
George W. Selders
Pennsylvania
Fresh bakery and personal briefs at local shops and trains
Local notes list Johnson's bakery fresh rolls and chocolates at Johnson's. Short arrivals include Miss Emma Condry and Miss Edna Dempsey traveling to Keota and West Chester. Numerous residents visit city, return home, or change cars en route to Kansas or Minnesota. several families and businesses mentioned in transit.
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Donovan
Frey
Emma Condry
Keota
Johnson Bakery
Myra Gibson
Clifford Thorne
J. E. Holquist
Sol Rich & Co
Earl Erdice
Harry Montgomery
Ottumwa
Edna Dempsey
West Chester
S. A. Walker
Ainsworth
Fred Walton
H. C. Hull
Crawfordsville
Burlington
A. T. Augustine
Kansas
Jerry Bolon
West Liberty
Wilber Bolon
John ©. Miller
Lucile
Fred Jardon
Omaha
Nebr
Marie McCreedy
Ethel
Foley’s Honey and Tar Safe Under Pure Food Law
Notice states Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds contains no opiates and is not affected by the Pure Food and Drug law. Sold by all druggists. Also mentions an opera house show The Show Girl on November 4 with J. P. Goring funding lavish scenery and a strong cast including Lillie Sutherland and Broadway figures.
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Foley
Opera House
J. P. Goring
Dr Shoop Catarrh Remedy Mailed Free On Request
Free trials of Dr Shoop Catarrh Remedy are mailed by Dr. Shoop in Racine Wisconsin to prove its value without cost. The treatment is widely sold by druggists and promoted as a scientific prescription for catarrh.
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Shoop
Racine
Wis
J. H. Stewart
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