Blue Eyes and the Soldier Find Love After Toy Misadventure
In a tale from 1914, Blue Eyes longs for a soldier whose fur hat attracts her, the soldier departs with the hat, a little girl adopts Blue Eyes, and a dog causes mishaps. A mother mediates, glues the hat to the soldier, and Blue Eyes and the soldier reconcile, marrying at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Eyes
Blues
Wriss
Sre
Marie
Blue
Glus Eyes
Bobbie
Goldier
Ittle
Edo
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
New York City
Cruelty to Animals Calls for Action This Summer
The author urges kindness to animals and highlights summer cruelty to cats horses and dogs. She proposes practical acts like offering shelter for cats, providing water for hens and dogs, and supporting humane laws, stressing mercy for all dumb creatures and invoking daily compassion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T! Weil
Cornell Graduate Sniperin Vera Cruz Sparks Anglo-Spanish Tragedy
A Cornell graduate Juan Martinez or Spanish aristocrat, widens a balcony killing spree against U S soldiers in Vera Cruz. He is shot by a U S officer after a dramatic confrontation as his American wife mourns and confirms the tale. The incident shocks Vera Cruz with a monumental public funeral following the death of Martinez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
U.S
Vera Crug
Juan Martines
Cornell University
Vera Grug
Jong
Juan Martinez
Martinez
Vera Cruz
United States
Martines
Sin
Deaths, dedications, and visits in Winthrop area
The community reports multiple events including illnesses and travel. Clyde Merrill and Mrs. Annie Auten travel to Boulder for Frank Auten’s illness. Rev. Ramsey and Prof. Otto attend the new Congregational church dedication with sermons by Dr. P. A. Johnson and Rev. Win. Ramsey. A. G. Wetzel undergoes appendicitis surgery. A. H. Pratt Jr. dies, Civil War veteran, leaving a wife, two daughters, and three sons. Mrs. Broessel visits in the Haas home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Clyde Merrill
Annie Auten
Boulder
Frank Auten
Eva Beazley
Mt. Pleasant
Ed Braden
George Demmon
West Bend
Wis
Henry Wddy
California
Edna Braden
Amess
Edn ‘Braden
I. L. Hobson
Burnadete
Delaware
Anamosa
Ramsey
Pidora
New Congregational Church
Otto
Dubuque
Congregational Church
Chas. McFadden
Merle
Duluth
Minn
Will McFadden
A. A. Knight
Ft. Shaw
Mont
Frank Cummings
Arlington
5S V. Cummings
A. G. Wetzel
A. H., Pratt, Jr
Altha
George Smith
Fred
Sumner
H. Pratt, Jr
Chicago
Wash
HH. Pratt, Jr
Broessel
Poesta
Maynard Local Notices and Travel Moves
Maynard area news notes several visits and relocations. Carl Ruen suffered a severe facial burn from a stove explosion on Thursday after pouring gasoline. George Broessel and Dr. A. B. Conrad return from visits in Illinois and Chicago respectively. Mrs. Gene Gilmer returns from Dubuque after an operation. Anna Lebmkubhl and children visit Feirbank relatives. P. C. Weitzel and Ina Wolf visit A. G. Weitzel. Fred Pratt attends his father H. H. Pratt Sr.'s funeral from Sumner. Other residents travel to New Farmpton for an Odd Fellows event. Fred Arbael moves to Randalia to manage the Maynard lumber yard. Mrs Ardell departs, Sheldon Rathbun fills the vacancy, and C. Knieht and family visit Waucoma.
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Maynard
Carl Ruenpeke
George Broessel
Poesta
A. BE. Conrad
Chicago
Gene Gilmer
Dubuque
Anna Lebmkubhl
Feirbank
P. C. Weitzel
Mendota
Ina Wolf
Sublette
A. G. Weitzel
Fred Pratt
Sumner
H. H. Pratt
Chaplin
Centralia
Taylor
Little Son
Foster
Juline Bartels
New Farmpton
H. B. Bartels
Devon
Fred Arbael
Maynard Lumber Yards
Randalia
C. R. Mittlestadt
Sheldon Rathbun
Waverly News Briefs from May Report
Ray Angel visits from Charles City at the Buelow home. A daughter was born at Mercy hospital to Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Bilrum. Fifteen autos carried Waverly residents to Tripoli for a band benefit. Schools and public meeting places closed for scarlet fever. Belle Rust and her son John from Waterloo attend Mrs. Henry Lusenhop’s funeral. Mrs. A. Miller and Marion from Plainfield shopped in Waverly. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morey visited Waterloo. D G Tenny of American Gas Construction Newton Ia to install a new generator. Mrs William Roe to Cedar Rapids for a week with her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Ray Angel
Charles City
Buelow
Mercy Hospital
V. A. Bilrum
Tripoli
Belle Rust
John
Waterloo
Henry Lusenhop
A. Miller
Marion
Plainfield
Harry Morey
D. G. Tenny
American Gas Construction Company
Newton
William Roe
Cedar Rapids
Swift Specific Co claims blood purifying remedy cures rheumatism
An advertisement touts 8.6 S as a natural blood purifier. It argues rheumatism stems from old blood conditions worsened by minerals like mercury and arsenic, endorsing Swift’s 8.8 S as the safe alternative and urging readers to consult a medical specialist at the Swift Medical Department in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Cages
Cape
The
Swift Specife Co
Swift
Atlanta
Jeffery Automobiles On Display At Waterloo Garage
Uncertain text highlights interest in Jeffery cars shown by J. Samte Barth Motor Company. Waterloo visitors will view performances and tours at the Jeffery garage next week, with demonstrations daily and a listed contact for appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffery
J. Samte| Bsarth Motor Company
Waterloo
J. Newton Stith
Visitoerk
Dante
Water Lao
Sinbborn Cough Remedy Ad From Faded Text
An ad styled note promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for sore throat and bronchial irritation. It emphasizes healing inflamed throat surfaces and urges use despite unclear wording and damaged phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
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al Grocera
Draggiels
Ruth Cameron
R. V. Perce
Buffalo
Dawn Roncarns
San Francisco
Pherce
Sale
Iwin
Matt Parrott & Sons CO
Reater
Sot & Polkon
Etmsia
Ihe
Tyeur Drogaint
Srey
Forlfiestine Co
Plunnar Ody
Moffoes
We . K. Jnder & Bon
St. L. McDermott
St Red Cross Drug Co
Sye
W. B. Schunaman Company
Iowa State Bank
Fourth and Jefferson Streets
Pantie
Ano
Olalol
Mra
Ronazes
Keen Kutter
W. A. Covell & Son
West Fourth Street
Queen City College of Dress Making & Tailoring
F. H. Latier
Lafayette Street
Fourth Street
Streeet
Evening Courier and Eporter
Vafayrte Beilding
4Th ST. EL
TIN Shop
A. Covell & Son
Commercial Street
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