League Leaders Lose Ground as Pennant Races Tighten
Labor Day results shook both leagues as leaders faltered. Cubs dropped their third straight and tenth in a row after Cincinnati swept a doubleheader 9 5 and 2 1, widening their gap. Athletics and Senators gained ground while Giants failed to seize a window, leaving tight races in American and National Leagues.
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York
New York Giants
Giants
Boston
Philaolphia
Washington
Athletics
Senators
A's
Red Sox
Yankees
Konjola Endorsed In Washington State Health Ad
Verne Hinds of Waterloo reports dramatic relief after using Konjola for gas bloating headaches and stomach pains. He claims full recovery and urges others to try the treatment, noting a nationwide endorsement file and availability at McDaniel Drug Store and local druggists.
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Mr. Verne Hinds
Reber ‘Avenue
Waterloo
Konjola
Anyon
Washington
McDaniel
Local gossip and business shifts in Ainsworth area
Ainsworth residents greet visitors and mourn a local death as families travel for vacations and work. The town notes Mr. and Mrs. George Lord head to Terre Haute, Cedar Rapids visitors, and Chicago guests. Mrs. Bern’s death shocks the community. a lumber yard change follows. In national sports, the St Louis Cardinals rise, Robins falter, and Cubs and Giants compete as the season winds down with series and travel plans shaping the pennant race.
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Ainsworth
Sephens
Joseph Utterback
George Lord
Monda Worning
Terre Hante
Tutona
Nelant
Austin Lord
Charles Nash
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Roy Benson
Stutterall
Davenport
The
Platte
Ethel (Peterson) Henderson
Tlv. Stickley
Galveston
Texas
W. Z .Protter
Cardinals
St Leuis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Robins
Giants
Giantsland Cardinals
Cubs
Ants
Sient
Twinam and Kempfter wedding in Crawfordsville cited
Velma Re Twinam daughter of Mr and Mrs W W Twinam wed Robert Henry Kempfer son of Mrs W de Kempfer at United Presbyterian Church Crawfordsville. Ceremony attended by close kin followed by a three course dinner at the Twinam home. Bride wore rose beige chiffon with Ophelia roses bouquet. Guests received white gift boxes tied in yellow and white. News notes local visits and deaths tied to area families linger in the column.
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Crawfordsville
Twinam-Kempfter
Velma Re Twinam
W.W. Twinam
Robert Henry Kempfter
W. de Kempfter
Aln. Porter
United Presbyterian
Violet ‘Twinam
Chaminade
Rigandon
Mae Dowell
Mos Veda Twinam
Mendelssohn
Mran
Merle Twinam
Girthood
Hom
Kempster
Owa
Anna Athor
Wehigan
Kempffer
U.S. Gypson Co
Chicago
Tih
Harry Morbell
Wises
Cedar Rapids
E. Young
Marvin
Clarinda
Jennie
Ft. Dodge
Kansas
James Schooley
Albla
Iowa
Eli White
Merle Twinan
Charles
Jages
John ‘Twinam
Olathe
EL Forado
Fox
Ft Kansas
Brum Age
Bruce
Davenport
JH. Lease
S. Willer
Bloomington
Indiana
Margare
A. N. Porter
Elger
Porter
North Carolina
Wiison
Columbus
Twinam
Everette Mitchell
Vernon Whit Wilam Davidson
Florence Holmes
Marjorie Hanna
Waterloo
Margaret Davdson
Robert Hanna
Hawlee Maxwe Cedar Rauids
Industry foe of unions sparks Iowa labor clash
In Des Moines on Sept 2, a speech by Iowa Federation of Labor president Melcher John Lewis denounced industry for trying to overthrow unions and blamed reduced purchasing power for workers on production cuts. The day saw parade demonstrations and business closures statewide, while Democratic candidate Fay Fred P. Hagemann outlined party planks including a prohibition referendum.
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Des Moines
Apeech
Iowa
John
Lewis
Iowa Federation of Labor
Blaze Ravages Chicago Industries Damaging Candy Firm and Shipyard
A major blaze in Chicago caused about 1 million dollars in damage to a candy company, a boat factory, and a steamship commissary. Eight storage tanks exploded, spraying the area with burning gasoline and oil as fireboats and thirty engines battled the flames for hours. Several workers were injured and buildings along the lakefront faced severe damage.
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Chicago
Sept
Candy Company
Lake Michigan
Candy Company Wa
Thhe Boat Factory
Goodrielles Commissary
Many Uses for Honey Across Ages and Peoples
Fragmented historical note details honey used by Greeks, Mullafly, Ireland, Hindus, and as embalming material. Mentions wine with honey and spices as favorite drink, honey given to newborns, and its ceremonial embalming role across cultures.
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Ireland
Moon Phase: Dark Moon Between Last Quarter and New Moon
The text describes an interval of invisibility when the moon is near sun conjunction. The moon, sun, and earth align with the unilluminated face toward Earth, occurring between the last quarter and the new moon.
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Earth
Stock and Game Toll High Mountain Lions Threaten Hive
A terse report notes stock and game losses from mountain lions wolves and coyotes as well as damage by parents, with the value wearing thin each year.
Hung Jury in Murder Case Ends in Unresolved Verdict
A heated trial concluded with a hung jury, leaving the case unresolved and the murderer not yet convicted. Prosecutors and defense observers debated implications as the jurors could not reach a unanimous verdict.
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Hubly
Leprechawn Folklore And Belief In Irish Myth
A Leprechaun is described as a small sprite in Irish superstition who grants favors to those who treat him well by grinding tea, making shoes, and offering services. Folklore holds that a spellbound leprechaun, when bound by a fixed gaze, may reveal a fairy purse of inexhaustible funds.
Sage Hiflo Urges Year Per Syllable in Watchfulness
A quote from Hiflo, the Chinatown sage, in the Washington Star, counsels utter honesty and cautions that each spoken syllable deserves at most a year of contemplation.
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Hiflo
Chinatown
Washington Star
Mis ete to them and the world of art misread in doubt
A fragmentary note whispers about an emerging strawberry and a misread scene. It hints at a curious world where art and symbols intersect amid unsure use of a named item. The tone evokes a dated discourse on value and perception.
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