Courier Tri-Weekly and Europe Travel Guide Notice
A mixed page piece blends advertising rates and courier services with travel notices for Europe. It cites offices in London and Berlin as well as American Express listings and dispatch locations. It also includes reflections on speed and modern dangers to life and a meditation on eternity.
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Courier
Europe
WaterrookCourier
Eton
Trafalgar Building
Mmmberinod Avenue
American Express
Haymarket
Dawe's Steamship Agency
Green Street
Cory Ane Capucine Place
Opera
Berlin
Unter den Linden
BH. Petersburg
Nevsky Prospekt
Iowa Crop Betterment Plan Seeks Statewide Support
A Des Moines convention on crop improvement aims to expand Iowa farming potential. Backing Professor Holden, the effort seeks greater state action and nonpolitical leadership to boost agricultural development and harvest efficiency. Northwest interests press for railroad support to move workers to fields.
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Iowa
Courier
Europe
Des Moines
P. G. Holden
Holden
Ames
Iowa Farms
Northwest
Debate on Journalism Standards and Public Opinion
The article discusses President Vincent’s call for newspapers with unshackled opinions and readers who tolerate criticism. It notes editors balance public sentiment with commercial pressures, and cautions that reform is gradual amid high costs and entrenched practices. It also references Rosenthal murder case disclosures about police corruption in New York.
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United States
George E. Vincent
University of Minnesota
Madison
Wis
Vincent
Alsky
Drouth
Big City
Rosenthal
Elms
New York
Gang of Tonghe
Chicago
Po Nea
Wheat State Myth Debunked by Iowa Farmers
In western Iowa farmers cultivate corn and oats while joking that the state raises sixty bushels of the staff of life cereal per acre. The remark highlights regional farming humor and crop yields in local practice.
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Iowa
Life Cereal
Meanest Cuss and New Party Musings Across Iowa
A collage of clipped opinion bits from small papers notes a man who enjoys hot weather as the meanest cuss and jokes about party sentiment. It also mentions county conventions, the Roosevelt vote forecast, and a Shenandoah woman serving cherries after breaking her eye glasses in a humorous table anecdote.
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Gurlington
Cedar Falls
Roosevelt
Cherries and a Broken Plate Highlight a Bargain Gone Sour
A satirical scene shows a woman debating costs of preserved cherries after biting a seed and breaking a gold plate with two false teeth. Her dentist repairs run high, total bills surpassing sixty five dollars, with over ten dollars per pint in preservation costs. A sharp exchange with Brother Gumpshun follows about repayment.
Quotes and jokes from old papers echo in a streetcar tale
A fragmentary clipping blends jokes and a brief streetcar anecdote about an elderly, missing-arm passenger and a factory wreck talk. The piece includes quips from various magazines and a sliver of a local conscience narration, ending mid-scene.
Leprosy Prevalence Survey in United States and Territories
The United States Public Health Service surveyed leprosy across states Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines. Results show 146 US cases with 40 new in 1911 and 278 total known cases, with most in California Louisiana and Massachusetts seeking isolation care. The interstate quarantine rules prohibit leper transport without permit. Cebu and island areas indicate home disease patterns.
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United States
United States Public Health Service
Journal of
The
American Medical Association
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
District of Columbia
Public Health Service
California
Louisiana
Massachusetts
Cubon
Cebu
Tthis
Treasury Department
Public Health and Marina Hospital Service
Orange Township Promotes Social Center to Stem Farm Exodus
Orange Township in Black Hawk County aims to keep young residents from leaving farms by turning the school house into a social and cultural hub. School boards are urged to organize lyceums and programs, making rural life appealing with lectures, music, and community events to encourage youth to stay on the homestead.
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Black Hawk County
Orange Township
Boards of Education
Lyceum
The Value of Time and Talent in Social Requests
A columnist argues that asking artists like Mrs L to perform for free treats their time and talent as public property. They note the years of training and effort behind a performance, and warn that friends often overlook preparation and lifelong cultivation when soliciting free services for fairs and entertainments.
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Bnet
Rutl Cammron
The Eternity of Hell Torments Sermon Excerpt
Sioux City Tribune quotes a sermon on eternal punishment portraying endless torment. The sermon vividly describes perpetual pain without relief, blindness to mercy, and unending groans across ages.
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Sioux City Tribune
Death claims another Mabray gang member in fraud case
In Council Bluffs Iowa Deputy U S Marshal William Groneweg reports Frank W Brown died in Oakland Cal prison while resisting extradition for trial in the federal fraud case tied to J C Mabray. Earlier associate R B Herriman died in San Francisco. Brown’s death follows delays in Habeas Corpus petitions.
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Council Bluffs
J. C. Mabray
United States
William Groneweg
Frank W. Brown
Oakland
Cal
R. B. Herriman
Mabray
San Francisco
Brown
Supreme Court of the United States
EB. C. Moore
Elgin Price Committee Abolished Amid Sherman Act Threats
Elgin Newfoundland July 1 announcement says the Elgin board of trade will abolish the quotation committee. Threatened government suits against its members for alleged Sherman anti trust violations cited, along with a pending suit against the Chicago butter and eggs board and possible similar action against Elgin, as factors.
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Elgin
Elgin Board of Trade
Quotation Committee
Chicago Butter and Eggs Board
Elgin Board
New Revolution in Nicaragua Reported by San Juan Gunboat
Washington dispatch cites Captain Terhune of the gun boat Annapolis reporting Managua the capital was attacked on July 29 and is cut off from communication, signaling a new revolution breaking out in Nicaragua.
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Washington
Nicaragua
Terhune
Annapolis
San Juan del Sur
Navy Department
Managua
How Girls May Avoid Periodic Pains in Nineteen Teens
Letters from Rochester and Stoutsville praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for easing monthly dizziness cramps and headaches. A Rochester mother reports her 13 year old daughter improved after two bottles. A sixteen year old from Ohio writes of relief and better health after similar use. Hundreds of mothers express gratitude to the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Company.
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Rochester
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Richarip N. Duneam
Exchange St
N.Y
Stoutsville
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkhem
Cora B. Fosnaucy
R.F.D
No. 1
Mothera
Lydia EB
Pinkham Medicine Company
Lynn
Mass
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