Injunction Hearing Persisting In Washington Case
Judge A K Dewey heard the Washington Illumination Company versus City of Washington injunction this morning and continued the matter to Wednesday at 7 PM. The city is restrained from advancing plans for a light plant. City Council tonight faces light proceedings. September term opens tomorrow with Judge Clements presiding. Attorneys include Eicher Wilson for the Illuminating Company and Butterfield Brookhart for the city.
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District Court
A. K. Dewey
Washington Illumination Company
City of Washington Aod
Sesson
Dewey
Illuminating Company
Eicher & Wilson
W. Livingston
Butterfield
W. Brookhart
Glenwood teaching resumes after vacation
From the surrounding county towns Aug 30 news notes return of Kate Meathe to Glenwood to resume teaching after vacation. Edna Lewis and Eimer Kephart visit from Washington area. Clara Groendycke returns to Blue Island Minn to teach. Will Dunbar and B41 Hamm back from Des Moines after state fair. Bette family from Chicago visiting at the Bettie home. Steam shovel accident at Flick and Johnson causes a minor rise. Farmers threshing again after dry spell. Edward Taylor visiting Henry Breed's in Washington.
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T J Lewis
Edna
Washington
Eimer Kephart
Lewis
Clara Groendycke
Academy Opens with Bright Prospects for the Year
Misa Eva Beard departed yesterday for Washington visiting friends. Excellent corps of teachers to lead work. Sixty five enrolled today with many not yet registered. A strong staff including Prof R B E Daugherty Miss Carson Miss Grace Smith Miss Liveey Prof and Mrs Luce and Miss Cora Wall arrived to lead new music department. Several locals and visitors noted in city today.
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R B E Daugherty
Miss Carson
New Sharon
Grace Smith
Monmouth
Misa Liveey
Hurlington
Luce
Corawall
Fairfeld
Discoveries Claim Quick Relief From Lung Ailments
With family around and facing dire illness, 18 miles to obtain Dr King s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. W H Brown of Leesville endured death s agonies from asthma yet the medicine brought instant relief and sound sleep. Trial bottles free at Stewart s pharmacy.
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Dr. King
W. H. Brown
Leesville
Stewart's
Dumas as a Cook and His Culinary Fame
The article recounts Dumas as a chef rather than a scholar, noting his lack of formal schooling yet clever kitchen skill. It describes a lunch he cooked at Gudin's house with Devonshire turkeys, truffles, calves’ sweetbreads, and a summoned guest list, praising his culinary talent and social wit. It cites London News on his dinners for Mme Rattazzi in Florence during her husband’s Italian premiership.
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Dumas Pere
Leas
Bohemia
Rossini
Dunas
Gudin
Devonshire
Dumas
Albont
Dames
Training Shepherd Dogs and Russian Winter Perils
An article describes Mexican methods for training shepherd dogs from birth, noting the pup is fed only around work times and eventually guards flocks with loyalty. It also contrasts a Russian October to November winter shift, where mild days give way to a sudden 50 degree drop, deadly storms, and travelers freezing before shelter, likened to a swift Dakota buzzard.
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Mexico
Dee
Quick Recovery With Pain Balm Post Sprain
A man often settles for limited mobility two to three weeks after ankle sprains, with full recovery taking two to three months. Prompt use of Chamberlain's Pain Balm can cure in under a week, sometimes in three days. For sale by Stewart's Pharmacy Cook and Sherman.
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Chamberlain
Stewart's Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Latta joins Union Terminal as office counsel in New York project
Lloyd BE Latta leaves for New York to serve as office counsel and title expert for the Union Terminal company which is building a Jersey City to New York tunnel to funnel western traffic into New York and Brooklyn. First phase cost is about 40 million dollars with Tyndale Palmer as manager and Gen. Stone as engineer. Latta may settle in New York. meanwhile his abstract business will be run by his brother Clarence.
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Lloyd BE
Latta
New York
Union Terminal Company
Ofice
Jersey City
Brooklyn
Tyndale Palmer
Gen. Stone
Clarence
Electric Bitters Cited As Liver and Stomach Remedy
Rev J Budlong of Ashaway credits Electric Bitters with curing years of jaundice and liver trouble. The tonic is praised for liver kidney and stomach relief and sold for 60 cents with satisfaction guaranteed by Stewart's Pharmacy.
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Rev
J. Budlong
Ashaway, R. L
Stewart
Bucklee's Araica Salve Promised Cure All Ailments
Not Doomed for Life. W A Greer of McConvellaville Ohio says three years of treatment by good doctors failed for piles and fistula until Bucklee's Araica Salve cured him in two weeks. Cures burns bruises cuts corns sores eruptions and eczema. Eruption relief claimed at Stewart's pharmacy priced 25 cents.
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Pierce
Cornelia Menson
Cogiton
Royd Co. Ky
Alee
W. A. Greer
McConvellaville
Bucklee
Stewart's
Napoleon’s Early English Letter From St Helena
A snippet from Napoleon’s English correspondence written during imprisonment on St Helena. He notes learning English with Count Las Cases and estimates progress, claiming fifty words per day could yield two thousand two hundred words in about twenty weeks, and compares to a dictionary growth of forty thousand terms.
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Napoleon
St. Helena
Count Las Cases
Pengu in shipboard tale defies fatal spike injury
Eyewitness note from Borchgrevink recounts killing a large penguin aboard the Southern Cross. He describes driving a spike through the head and fastening the bird to the deck, only to find it alive and upright an hour later with the spike still through the skull.
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Southern Cross
Ginner
Borchgrevink
Leslie
Princeton Tutor Demonstrates Kindness in Anecdote
A former Princeton student now in Philadelphia recalls an incident with Jimmy McCosh. While lounging and smoking, the student mocked the visiting tutor by asking who was at the door. McCosh replied softly and quietly, then retreated to avoid recognition, illustrating his gentle nature.
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Princeton
Philadelphia
Jimmy McCosh
JD. McCosh
Dr. McCosh
Dr. MeCosh Bios
Dramatic tremor but only a jar shattering
Mrs Hiouser hears a loud kitchen noise and fears an earthquake while Bridget calmly reveals a small jar broke, not a quake. The exchange captures a domestic moment with a touch of humor.
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