Stock Exchange Men Keep One Eye on Washington
Henry Clews surveys New York financial district as public hysteria and possible new laws chill investment. He notes improved banking prospects under Wilson, a firmer money market, and continued gold exports to Argentina, with turbulence in rail and labor sectors shaping Wall Street’s outlook. Cottage prayer meetings and local notices also appear in the fragment.
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Henry Clews
New York
Financial District
Stock Exchange 15
Ouk Poth
Underwood
Washington
Wilson
Congress
Argentina
Paris
Europe
Wall Street
Buror
Rock Island Gets More Equipment
In Chicago on February 10 an order from the stork Tala nd to the Pullman company for new passenger equipment costs about 1 000 090. The order includes twenty peach es eighteen half cars seven unminking cars five compartment cars and ten baggage cars.
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Chicaga
Stork Taland
Pullman Company
Lively Meeting of Civic Club Discusses Food Health and Fire
The regular monthly meeting of the civic department of the Women’s club met in the library building. Dr Clark announced a combined February program due to delays, and speakers covered food handling, fire prevention, and milk quality. Inspector Witt and Fire Chief Dunham discussed inspection methods, milk inspector Wyant highlighted milk’s nutritional value and bacteria, and a stereopticon lecture was proposed.
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Civic Department
Womang Club
Lbrary
Dr. Clark
Rede Sons
State of
Iowa
EB. H. Shull
Waterloo
Dunham
W. W. Wyant
Mr. Wyant
Civic Club
Tumulty to serve as Wilson's private secretary in Washington
Jobe Perm reports Joseph P. Tumulty, longtime governor Wilson's private secretary and clerk of the state supreme court, will hold the same role for President Wilson. The 34-year-old adds medical inspection in schools to his experience, stressing state duty to safeguard health and ensure efficient use of educational funds. The article covers supporters including Dr. Bond and Mrs. Johnson, notes on depot plans, city plumbing duties, and a March 10 meeting marking national civic day.
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Trenton
N. J
Joseph P. Tumulty
Wilson
Tumulty
State Supreme Court
Cidea
Waterloo
D. K. Bond
West Side
Shirley
E. L. Johnson
Ctvic
Bill for State Prison Farm
Des Moines February 20 A bill from Senator Spaulding of Grinnell proposes a 2000 acre state prison farm centrally located with a five member locating commission. It would cost 300000 for land and 26000 for buildings and seed an experimental section up to fifty acres with expert guidance from Iowa State College. The plan allows non hardened criminals over sixteen to be sent there from Fort Madison and Anamosa, while Fort Madison would house hardened offenders.
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Des Moines
Spaulding
Grinnell
Senate
House
State Board of Control
District Court
Fort, Madigan
Anamosa
Fort Madison
State Agricultural College
Prigenera
Jowa
Ames
Cosson
State aids healthful environment and reintegration
The article notes actions that protect healthful and moral conditions, aiding individuals to reenter society as productive citizens. It emphasizes state efforts to establish a footing for rehabilitation and lawful social contribution.
Transmutation of Elements Solved by Ramsey
London reports Sir William Ramsey has realized the alchemists dream by transmuting elements. The discovery is described as revolutionary, opening new lines for chemical research and future discoveries. He notes it may not be worth turning elements into gold due to cost, but broader scientific and commercial implications loom. W F Jeffrey traveled to Platteville Wisconsin to visit relatives.
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London
William Ramsey
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Revives Gray Locks
An old downton druggist touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a handy darkener for faded gray hair. Sold at 50 cents, it promises natural color, a soft lustre, and reduced scalp itching while concealing signs of aging. Sold by H. W. Taggart.
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Wyeth
H. W. Taggart
Isement
Mother’s Friend Promises Ease for Expectant Mothers
An old advertisement touts Mother's Friend as a safe external remedy to ease pregnancy discomfort. It claims muscles and ligaments relax freely, reducing nerves, nausea, and sleeplessness, with the product sold nationwide at $1 per bottle and a promotional booklet available from Triadneld Regulator Co in Atlanta.
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Triadneld Regulator Co
Lamar Nmde
Atlanta
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Hast Park Avenue
Bosnton
K. Venta
Almond Street
Bartley
Mr. Anen
Syenmore Etrnot
Switt Kav
HW. Reherd
Temes Graham
Fh Independence Agente
C. W. Kline
Rock Island
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Stereopti
W. M. Shirley
East Side
Sir Williams
W. F. Jeffrey
Platteville
Wis
Corn Belt Telephone Co
Western Union
Theo
N. Vail
Pregidrent
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Western Union Telegraph Office
THE
Western Union Telegraph Company
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Rata
Ricard Eam Et
Fowler
Grooeer
Gaeeaee
Lowa
Scott
Scott's
Beott & Bowne
Bloowfeld
State Loan Co
East Fourth St
Kohl's
Towa
Blackstone
All Waterloo Grocers
Black Hawk
Coffee & Spice Company
Henderson Drug Co
Red Cross Drug Co
Waterloo Evening Courier
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