The Hartman paper and a long blast on issues
The item presents a scanned newspaper page with editorial prose on wages and international trade, the U S senate, and public notices. It features a byline for W H Hartman and includes commentary on economic cycles, production efficiency, and political criticism, with references to European competition and the U S Senate. It also mentions city population notes and a curiosity about stuffed olives in a stray paragraph.
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Europe
America
Tuberculosis Treatment Principles by Dr John B Huber
Health talks by John B Huber describe practical early tuberculosis care stressing sputum disposal, rest, outdoor air, ample clothing, and sleep as core remedies. The article notes fever thresholds, the need for cleanliness, and cautions that diagnosis or treatment cannot be provided. requests to mail questions are invited.
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Walter
Mall
John B. Huber
Possible Wilson move to withdraw treaty from Senate
Washington hints suggest President Wilson may permanently withdraw the treaty from Senate hands and abandon the Paris conference. The rumor, though likely unfounded, would surprise few given Wilson's reputed skill with political intrigue and backroom pressure.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
Paris
Alge
Neps
Tong
Faris
Hades
Robinsons Die in Dinner Table Mirage
Imogene tells Andrew she will visit the Robinsons’ flat the next evening. He jokes about dying there, recalling a string of bizarre near deaths tied to the Robinsons’ cooking and bartending, as she frets over the deadly social trap and a conventional man’s death wish.
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Andrew
Imogene
Robinsons
Robinson
Mia. Robinson
Billy Sands
Marge Ingalls
Mra. Robinson
Angel of Death
Rainbow gold and troubled world collide in verse and news
A blend of Old World verse about rainbow treasure and aging time, plus a collage of local-notice style scenes. The text shifts from poems about optimism to comic animal fable and political snippets. Names include Frank DL Stanton and Mr Fox, with references to Oskaloosa and Wilson controversy.
Amateur gin tale ends with dinner clash
A fragment recounts a humorous scene where a victim pledges love and danger amid chaotic kitchen banter. Imogene notices the steak cooling as companions debate fate and attire, while Andrew sighs, hinting at a tense dinner and improvised drinks.
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Robinson's
Andrew
The Sandman Story by Mrs. F A Walker
Mr Fox meets Madam Mouse by a barnyard fence as she fears danger from a dog and a cat. He proposes a scheme involving mischief to distract the dog and undermine the cat, urging Madam Mouse to help by falsely accusing others to aid their survival.
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Dog
Puss
Mr. Fox
Mr. Dog
Madam Mouse
Sandman
Mrs. F. A. Walker
Mistress Puss
Mr. Rabbit
Madayy Mouse
Mr. Dor
Nature Notes I and II on animal behavior and risk
Questions explore how scallops anchor during rough weather and how buds push off. The piece notes that heavy nuts depend on animals to disperse them, with crows and jays carrying seeds but many lost. It also describes chimney swifts building nests from twigs with glue and compares animal handicaps to human adaptability and reasoning.
Towa Editors Praise School Military Training Gains
Marshalltown Times-Republican reports that military training is benefiting students. A previously slouchy boy improves visibly, becoming neat, straight, and respectful, signaling enhanced self-respect and discipline. No signs of savagery among trainees are noted.
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
Marshalltown
Onekla
Signboard clues hint at nearby homestead operation
A remnant of a suburban signboard suggests a previous homestead operation in the vicinity. Two boards on opposite sides were removed, and the context helps reconstruct the probable original announcement. The missing portions are inferred from the surrounding clue.
Income tax effects from 1919 family changes
The article explains how 1919 births deaths and marriages alter income tax liabilities. It notes that many new dependents add exemptions while new self supporting youths create new taxpayers. It details status on Dec 31 1919 for widows widowers divorcees and married couples and how these affect filing requirements and exemptions. It cautions that status on Dec 31 governs both filing obligation and allowed exemptions.
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Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Bureau
Diamond Dyes Turn Old Garments New
An advertisement promises women can dye faded fabrics including wool silk linen cotton or mixed goods to any color like new by following simple directions in each package of Diamond Dyes.
Digestion and vitality claim from physician ad
The piece notes the idea that strength comes from digestion rather than meal size and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets after supper for indigestion. It also mentions Ike Lark in town, betting on a shooting location, while mocking vociferous Republican presidential boomers and Bryan's rail roadmap fixation.
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Chamberlain
Ike Lark
Bryan
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
Advert says the first dose eases colds and grippe. take every two hours until three doses. It claims to open nasal passages, stop runny nose, relieve headache, feverishness, sneezing, sore throat, and stiffness. Says it acts without assistance, tastes nice, contains no quinine, and costs only a few cents at drug stores.
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Pape
The Easiest Way To End Dandruff
A simple remedy using four ounces of liquid arvan rubbed into the scalp at night dissolves dandruff. Morning results show reduced flaking and improved hair texture. repeated applications promise complete removal. Liquid arvon is available at drug stores, inexpensive, and claimed to never fail.
Butro-Phosphate Promises Relief for Nervous Thinness
An advertisement touts Bitro-Phosphate as a remedy for excessive thinness caused by phosphorus deficiency. It claims nerve tension eases, vigor returns, and the body regains health, while warning those who want to gain weight to avoid fat-producing foods.
Yellow Mustard for Sore Throat and Breathing Relief
Old fashioned remedy notes yellow mustard plasters or poultices for sore throats tonsillitis and chest pains. Heat relieves pain and inflammation. Begg's Muslarine blends yellow mustard with other ingredients for faster safer relief available 30 and 60 cents from S C Wells Co LeRoy N Y by mail.
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S. C. Wells & Co
LeRoy, N
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