Drastic saloon laws urged in Iowa temperance drive
Iowa temperance groups urged drastic changes to the mulct saloon law. Proposals require daylight hours from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and set a 65 percent county plus 50 percent town vote for operation, while banning pharmacists from selling liquor as a beverage. Canvassing methods and hearing timelines to be judged by court appointees. Des Moines March 20.
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Baking Powder Biscuits Light as a Feather instructs a Boston editor
A vintage recipe vignette extols Baking Powder Biscuits by Mrs Janet McKenszie of the Boston Cooking School Magazine. It outlines ingredients and method for light, airy biscuits, emphasizing no kneading, cutting shapes, proper oven timing, and keeping pans apart, with commentary on shortening and milk acting as binders. The garbled text references flour, baking powder, salt, shortening, and temperature hints amid heavy OCR errors.
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Revival closes as Free Methodist pastor leads growth
Rev. Fuller, pastor of the Free Methodist church, wraps up a revival on Douglas and Mobile streets. The campaign boosted Sunday school enrollment from 38 to 140 and spurred broad church revival across all programs. Evangelist Mrs. Shot of Dunkerton led singing, with Fuller guiding the revival duties since last September.
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Blizzard News and Weather Prophet Predicts Spring Delays
The long winter returns with a vernal equinox blizzard, snow and ice disrupting streets and railroads while the ice above the dam breaks and river levels rise. Independence weather prophet Busby revisits Waterloo, ongoing forecasts for April. Election mentions close the column with voter guidance for local auditors.
Benton County for Pres Taft Taft delegation to state convention endorsed
Benton county Republican convention narrowly blocked a resolution endorsing Representative Good. The meeting largely backed President Taft for re election and pledged a solid Taft delegation to the state convention. Fire and building issues drew attention as well with condemnation actions planned in Vinton.
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Benton County
Taft
Henry Lamb
Mt. Auburn
Representative Good
Cuticura Remedies Boost Child Head Eczema Cure
A Utah mother recalls using Cuticura Resolvent Ointment and Soap to treat a baby rash that turned into a severe head eczema. After applying the products, the child's head cleared quickly and hair returned, with the family praising Cuticura for hair growth and healing. The ad notes samples and a 32-page booklet from Potter Drug & Chem Corp.
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Plain City
Utah
Potter Drug & Chem, Corp. Dept
Boston
A Strong Endorsement From Decorah Patient
A Decorah resident praises Merkel Willems for relief from a long battle with leg and hemorrhoid pain. The testimonial claims substantial improvement after using the product, noting it cost far less than prior treatments and ended prior distress.
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