Local social news and greetings from Washington County
The Chafing Dish girls enjoyed a gathering at the Daw son sisters home with out of town guests from Jubber pore India Colorado Springs and Chicago A clipping notes Daniel Pp Yoder and Elsie Conrad wedding at the English Lutheran church in Washington county The couple plan a rural home near Keota A birthday surprise for Charles Anderson at Pleasant Hill church yielded a purse gift A Queen E Kether Circle meeting at Mrs W W Bowers altered officers and upcoming plans A chapter shift at the Iowa State Teachers College affects leadership Travel updates include W H Needham and party en route from Indianapolis to Sigourney with Judge A Dewey and Louis Henderson aboard
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Anna
Elizabeth
Etha Dawson
Alma Hearne Holland
Jubberpore
India
Ida Roberts
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Clifford Thorne
Chicago
Esther MacGugin
Grinnell
Long City
Daily Republican
Daniel Pp. Yoder
Misa Elsie Conrad
Washington County
Rollin Sherck
English Lutheran Church
Keota
Anderson
Pleasant Hill Church
Mr. Anderson
William Faversham stars in The Man Who Lost Himself at Fox
William Faversham brings his stage renown to film in The Man Who Lost Himself. The mystery comedy drama, based on H de Vere Poole, follows Victor Jones who wakes as the Earl of Rochester amid lavish servants and estranged relatives. Shown at Fox Theatre for two days starting Wednesday.
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William Faversham
Selznick Pictures
H. de Vere Lincpoole
Fox Theatre
London
Plain Victor Jones
Philadelphia
Earl of Rochester
Catarrhal Deafness Cure Claimed by Blood Remedy
An advertisement states catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally with Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It explains the Eustachian tube inflames hearing loss, promises cure through the blood, offers a $100 reward for uncured cases, and lists J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as the maker with druggists selling the product.
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Halls Catarra
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo Ohio
Industrial titan controls entire Ford supply chain
The narrative describes a single magnate owning ore mines railways boats smelters steel mills factories and farms and now turning ore into Ford parts directly. It claims monopolistic profits and lower prices with 146,065 orders on file and notes a tractor with 100 models costing 8 million dollars in experiments.
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Ford Motor Co
Ford
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Sigourney
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A. Dewey
Louis Henderson
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Cooper Underwear
Mr. Ford
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