The Show At The Orpheum By Geo Jackson
Lloyds column reports a Saturday night visit to the Orpheum with Nebraska lawmakers in attendance. He notes Ewing Fleetwood Regan and Reifenraw in the box and describes dancers, giggles, and remarks from the gallery. The piece ends with a tongue in cheek appeal to keep civil discourse in sight.
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Geo. Jackson
Nebraska House of Representatives
Orpheum
Ewing
Fleetwood
Regan and
Reifenraw
One Man's Opinion of Woman
A collection of humorous maxims on women and men framed as opinions. The verses describe female influence on purchases, family dynamics, and moral judgments, contrasting roles of mother sister wife and daughter with pointed generalizations.
Nightlife Despair Turns to Quiet Patience
A speaker expresses longing for solitary evenings after a marriage strain and social temptations fade. The narrator contrasts past impulses for riotous debauchery with a calmer mood, noting the shift from acting in plans to writing them, ending with a tender exchange.
Curtain Falls as Alliance Girl Friend Demands Bold Kiss
In a chatty vignette a hesitant Jennie presses for a kiss from her suitor, who admits shyness about his Alliance ties. A feisty anecdote follows about Mr. Lord visiting an old East acquaintance, culminating in a child’s unexpected confession of faith. A humorous quip on stepchildren and a joke about a fish’s madness close the column.
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Jennie
Mr. Lord
Robert
God
Drink Hot Water for a Rosy Complexion Claim
A health notice advocates daily hot water with limestone phosphate as internal cleansing. It argues toxins enter the blood via digestion and claims clear skin, improved complexion, and relief from headaches and bilious spells within one to two weeks. It compares internal sanitation to external cleansing and cites a low-cost phosphate remedy.
Supplied With Papers Now
A brief notice states 25 cents buys a weekly paper with annual subscription of 1.50. The Herald issue dated January 11 1917 was exhausted, prompting offers of 25 cents per copy to fill gaps. Now several copies remain, so no further purchases at that price.
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The
Herald
Doans Kidney Pills End Backache Warns Alliance Ad
A classic 50 year old remedy appeal urges treating kidneys to stop backache headaches and urinary trouble. Mrs Austice of Alliance testifies Doans Kidney Pills relieved steady aching and bladder trouble, promoting trust in the Buffalo based Foster Milburn Company product.
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Doan
Alliance
J. T. Austice
Mississippi Avenue
Doon
Business cards offered by Herald printing department
On the next trip Mr Business Man should take artistically printed business cards. The Herald’s job printing department will produce them promptly for a light expense. Call 340 and we will arrange.
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Herald
Educational work of Boy Scouts Girl Scouts and Camp Fire Girls
The report outlines Boy Scouts aims and methods emphasizing character, self reliance, and non sectarian outdoor activities. It notes 7067 scout masters with 65 percent college educated, 1655 clergy, 790 teachers, and strong school representations on councils. It also traces Girl Scouts growth from Savannah, 1912, to 250 communities with group based programs fostering home making, nursing, and first aid as core badges.
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Boy Scouts
Commissioner of Education
Department of the Interior
Jameon E. West
Boy Scout Movement
America
Boya
Montague Gammon
Savannah
Girl Scouts Faithful to Their Religion Rule Cited
A training article states Girl Scouts must live by the tenants of their own church. It argues devotion to personal faith is essential to being a good scout and notes the organization's non sectarian stance.
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Nent
Girl Scouts
Stanton School Board Announces Vacancies in Multiple Grades
Stanton Nebraska school board lists openings for Primary Third grade Fifth grade and three high school posts including manual training after the acceptance period ends.
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Stanton Stanton
Nebr
The
Stanton School
Columbus men visit Alliance for land interests trip
J. F. Dineen and J. J. Burke of Columbus Nebraska, Platte county subscribers with land holdings, arrived on No. 41 for a few days. They praised Platte county and northwestern Nebraska, noted Alliance improvements, and denied reports of wheat damage in eastern Nebraska.
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J. F. Dineen
J. J. Burke
Columbus
Nebra
Herald
Platte County
Alliance
Old Platte County
Nebraska
Ely's Cream Balm for immediate relief from head cold
Count fifty Your cold in head or catarrh disappears. Your air passages open with Ely's Cream Balm. Apply a little of this antiseptic cream in the nostrils to soothe swollen mucous membranes and give instant relief. Head colds and catarrh yield like magic. Relief is sure.
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Ely
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Valentine
Laramie Ave
Newberry's Tank Factory
L. Kulakofsky, Prop
Lloyd’s Column
Regan
Si Higgins
Keeley Institute
Solo
Charlie
Boz Butte County
Professional Directory
of the Alliance Herald
Kodak
M. E. Grebe
L. W. Bowman
First National Bank
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L A Berry
Rumner Block
Thomas Lynch
Altty-at-Law
City Nat'l Bank
J. D. Emerick
Box Butte County
Opera House
Imperial Orchestra
A. F
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H. A. Copley
Alliance National Bank
C. E. Slagle, M. D
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Burton & Reddish
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Harry P. Coursey
D. E. Tyler
First National Bank Alliance
J. Jeffrey
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