Nebraska clubs urge Alliance convention turnout
An editorial in The Lincoln Trade Review urges a large Nebraska State Association of Commercial Clubs attendance at Alliance on May 21 and 22. Northwest Nebraska growth, the sugar beet and wheat belts, and potash industries are highlighted as reasons to send representatives, along with remarks from Governor Neville and State Senator Obeli es. The piece stresses broad statewide participation to learn about Alliance and northwest progress amid wartime changes.
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Lincoln Trade Review
H. M. Bushnell
Nebraska State Association of Commercial Clubs
Alliance
Nebraska
Northwest
Northwest Nebraska
Northwest Nebaska
United States
Commercial Club
Democratic Saturday Luncheon Club Formed in Lancaster
About twenty five Democrats, mostly from Lancaster County, gathered at the Lindell hotel for a noonday lunch. Jacob North organized the group which, by unanimous vote, adopted the name Democratic Saturday Luncheon club and plans to meet each Saturday at noon at the Lindell.
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Lancaster County
Lindell Hotel
Jacob North
Lindell
Two Sides to the Investigation at Geneva Industrial School
Testimony in the Geneva State Industrial School inquiry centers on alleged managerial lapses and staff conduct under Miss Lydia McMehon. Judith Aeschlimann admits fault for discrepancies while recounting meetings with board chairmen and questioning Grace Moore’s claims about Fagan.
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Industrial School For Girls
Geneva
Lydia J. McMehon
Board of Commissioners of State Institutions
Judith Marvel Aeschlimann
Industrial School
Gerdes
Board of Control
Lincoln Hotel
J. W. Fagan
Grace Moore
Fagan
War Council and Farmers Meet in Lincoln
Nebraska farmers held two meetings in Lincoln this week. The Farmers War council convened a mass meeting at the city auditorium Tuesday night, and the Farmers union opened a convention at the Lindell hotel at 9 30 a m that day. Discussions focused on rural wartime issues and farmer concerns.
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Farmers of Nebraska
Lincoln
Farmers’ War Council
Nebraska
City Auditorium
Farmers’ Union
Lindell Hotel
Salts for Kidney and Bladder Irritation Claim
A nineteenth century remedy advocates Jad Salts as a simple cure for bladder weakness and urinary irritation. It claims acids in urine irritate the bladder and that four ounces of salts in water taken daily will neutralize acids, with Jad Salts made from citric and lemon juice and effervescent lithia water noted as harmless and widely used.
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Saya
Proper diet tailored to each person’s needs
The article notes that diet should fit an individual’s age and job. It advises careful eating for weak stomachs and regular bowels, and recommends Chamberlain’s Tablets to strengthen the stomach and move the bowels when constipated or sluggish after meals.
Old-Time Cold Cure Drink Hamburg Breast Tea
An old remedy promotes Hamburg Breast Tea as a cheap vegetable cure for colds and grip. A tablespoonful brewed with boiling water and sipped during the day or at night is said to open the pores, relieve congestion, and loosen the bowels to break up a cold.
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Hamburg
St Jacobs Oil Promises Fast Relief From Rheumatism
An advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless curb for rheumatic pain. It claims rubbing on the tender area removes pain and stiffness in joints muscles and bones, and promises quick relief without internal treatment. A 25 cent bottle is advertised as sufficient.
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St. Jacobs
St. Jacoba
Annual Yard Clean-Up Urged in Alliance City
Mayor Rousey calls for immediate action ahead of Alliance's annual clean-up week. Citizens are urged to clear back yards and alleys with rubbish burning and refuse removal planned. A resident of Tin Can Alley laments trash piling up and asks neighbors to help clear the area.
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Alliance
Rousey
Herald
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