Pride and Harmony in Married Life
A reflective piece argues that false pride, not virtue, disrupts marriage. It urges couples to prefer understanding over ego, explain misunderstandings quickly, and support trust during financial or private stress. The article compares pride to a fire in the home and stresses joint wisdom to preserve happiness and partnership.
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Tx Cleir
Rameses
Nedus
Cupid
Garden of Eden
Criss
Trom
Oeprior Classifieds Proclaim Profitable Ad Wave
Classifieds in the Oeprior section boast rising profits as advertisers flock to the alwave platform with growing demand and new listings. Local merchants and individuals report steady inquiries and increased visibility for their offerings.
Want Ad Notice in Evening Courtes and Reporter
A small classified item indicates a want ad in the Evening Courtes and Reporter seeking local assistance. The fragment suggests a brief advertisement placement to solicit services or employment from area residents.
Finishing Touches Graced Russell Lamson Hotel Dedication
The Russell Lamson Hotel in Tula opens with formal possession at the lobby desk led by Chief Clerk Rogs. Mr. and Mrs. Pranty of Muscatine sign the directory. Chicago guests and executives arrive for tonight's festivities. Interior photos by M J Tritz showcase the grand lobby while services include special carriages, a luxurious storefront display by Paul Davis, two Kimball pianos, and a public billiard room opening tonight.
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Tula
Russell
Laligon
Hts
Pats
Pang
Racen
Rogs
Rngsell-Lamson
B. G. Pranty
Muscatine
Pranty
Ugh Irvine
J. Ta. Speaver
H. Walker
Junior Goldbeck
Chicago
Irvine
Massachusetts
Gailloway-Bowman Broa
Company
Sivas ‘ Sath Mabe
Russell-Lamson
Fifth Street
Pritz
M. J. Tritz
Rusgelllamson
Lhe Courier
Lotel
Klinefelter
Commert~ Oral Street
Paul Davis Company
Walter Freeburn
Lenderson Alusk
Kimball
Musicians’ Gallery
High Cost of Living Again in Bonn Sausage Debate
A clipped dialogue from the New York Post quotes a German visitor arguing over sausage prices in postwar Bonn. The exchange contrasts 40 pfennig for a sausage with memories of 20 pfennig, noting perceived changes in sausage size and quality as part of a broader discussion on cost of living.
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Fatherland
New York Post
Modern Cigar Stand at Hotel Russell Lamson by Martin Bros
The cigar stand at the Russell Lamson hotel will be one of the best equipped hotel stands in the region. It features Circassian walnut fixtures matching hotel woodwork, bevel plate glass cases, and an electrically operated cash register. The stand offers a complete line of imported and domestic cigars and is operated by Martin Bros, who run several other hotel stands in Iowa and Illinois.
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Russell ‘Lamson
Martin Bros
Marlin Bros
Fort Dodge
Montrose
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Rock Island
Black Hawk
Western Land Purchases by Nick Frost in Montana
Nick Frost of Black Hawk county near Waterloo has bought two sections of land in Montana near Hinsdale. He acquired land adjoining his nephew N Frost and plans to stock it with two carloads of two year old heifers. Also notes a separate item about President Wilson closing his vacation in D H Cornish, Sept 1, with arrival in Washington, and an official estimate placing western Canada wheat crop at 135 million bushels.
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Nick Frost
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
Montana
N. Frost
Hinsdale
Mont
Frost
Cornish
D. H
Wilson
Washington
Capital
Winnipeg
Western Canada
W. F. Spry
Osakis
Minn
Spry
First Methodist Church
Ge. P. Rugg
M. H. Kelley
Sioux City
Ella Todd
Tornado Panic at State Fair Grounds Scatters Horses
W D Strayer, county board member, returned from Des Moines and was on the state fair grounds when the tornado struck last evening. The storm caused tents to collapse, a panic among people, water ankle deep, and about 150 horses stampeded through the crowd. An advertisement note repeats Genuine Pocahontas Luin at seven dollars per ton with contact details.
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W. D. Strayer
Des Moines
Babe asleep on track killed in Fort Dodge Iowa
Robert Dillingham, a 432 year old (sic) he child, died after a train struck him while he slept beside the Central track west of Fort Dodge. His seven year old brother Neal started from home with him at 6 pm then wandered away. Neal was found safely in Tara.
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Fort Dodge
Robert Dillingham
W. B. Dillingham
Nota Central
Ewest
Neal
Tara
German cruiser Nurmberg sighted off Honolulu Port
Honolulu reports the German cruiser Nurmberg, missing since leaving in August, seen near port today within time frame of three neutral rules. Paris announces immediate mobilization of reservists not yet called. Petrograd to be renamed from St. Petersburg by order, reverting to a historic name. Kalomo, a British steamer 8200 tons, reportedly captured by a German vessel after leaving New Orleans.
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Honolulu
Paris
Minster of War
Mobile. Ala
Kalomo
New Orleans
Atlantic
Town Talk Postponed Party and Local Notices
Waterloo city notes report the Getelian society card party postponed to a future date. Numerous local events include weddings, clergy returns, illnesses, travel, births, and social visits. Police court fines for disorderly conduct and running without lights are noted.
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Getelian Society
A Happy Coincidence Sparks a French Match
During the Second Empire in France, Louis Recordier and Mile. Gallipeaux meet by chance and fall in love at Milan’s opera. Despite paternal pressure to wed the other’s daughter, Louis refuses the arranged match, insisting on love. After a social ball, an apology, and a reunion with Gallipeaux, a marriage is planned to unite the families.
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France
M. Recardier
N. Gallipeaus
Gallipeaus
Louis
Geneva
Martie
Wren
Louis Recordier
M. Recordier
Bia Tearele
M. Gallipeaux
Lois Recordier
Milan
Jouls
Louie
Recordier
Mile
Gallipeaur
Lanis
Opers
Callineaux
M. Recardien
Tonlins
Marie
Allison News Roundup Includes Marriages and Local News
Allivog Sept 1 reports Mattie Buerkle hosting a gathering with neighbors and relatives in Des Moines visits by Mig C L Dodge’s sister Mrs Lathrop from Wisconsin. Dr Ralph McWhirter wed Miss Lucile Riggs in Des Moines. couple now at home in Allison. County Superintendent Boardman attended Coldwater township farm picnic. school year begins in Allison schools.
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Allivog
Mattie Buerkle
O. F. Missmad
Des Moines
Mig C. L. Dodge
Lathrop
Wisconsin
Methodist Church
Epworth Seminary
Boardman
Coldwater Township
Ralph McWhirter
Lucile Riggs
George W. Cobaon
French War Families Brave Under Fire
Paris reports two human interest tales from early wartime. Gen De Castelnau quietly urged continuation after news of a son’s death, while Mme De Castelnau faced the moment at Mass, asking which son was lost. An Alsatian villager gave aid to Thirty Fifth regiment before revealing his own son fights for the Fortieth.
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Paris
de Castelnau
Mme. de Castelnau
de Castelnaute
Mme. de Qastelnau
Mme. de Castelnan
Thirty- Fifth Regiment
Muelhaisen
Doors Closed Unto Pope Is Selected
Rome Italy September 1 The conclave hall doors remain shut as cardinals meet to elect a successor to Pope Pius X with no news until a pope is chosen. Rain keeps crowds away while police and troops stand ready outside St Peter's Square amid prayers for guidance and stability.
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Rome
Italy
College of Cardinals
Pius X
St. Peter's
Message to Von Tirpitz About Churchill Communication
Washington dispatch records Churchill sending a message through the American embassy in London to General Admiral von Tirpitz via Berlin. The note states that the recipient's son has been saved and was not wounded.
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von Tirpita
Washington
Winston Churchill
Admiralty
State Department
London
Admiral von Tirpitz
Berlin
British buy horses in United States
Chicago reports say British cavalry purchases are under way with an agent claiming Canadian ties buying 500 head from several Chicago firms. A Des Moines message notes a London order for 10,000 horses. A firm there previously shipped 190,000 head to Britain in the Boer war as prices rise about $100 per head from a year ago.
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Chicago
Des Moines
London
Great Britain
Preachers In Conference Open Meeting In Ottumwa
The 71st Iowa Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church opened in Ottumwa with over 200 ministers and delegates attending. Bishop Shepard of Kansas City presiding. Also reported Williams wins national lawn tennis title in Newport defeating Melough Vin 6-3 5-7 10-8.
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Madison
Iowa
Wilbiam
Newport
Sent
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