Renowned philanthropist L. T. Cooper to visit Omaha region
The article highlights L. T. Cooper, famed philanthropist and Tanlac advocate, planning tours to Omaha and western cities. It notes his relief work in Houston, San Antonio, Galveston, and other cities, plus his free bread programs and broad charity efforts benefiting the poor. It also praises Tanlac's claimed health benefits and cites impressive sales in Dallas, Denver, Fort Worth, Atlanta, Knoxville, Louisville, and other hubs. Cooper attributes demand to the medicine’s merit and widespread endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les
Omaha
L. T. Cooper
Cooper
America
Galveston
Dr. Cooper
Memphis
Birmingham
Atlanta
Little Rock
Shreveport
Vicksburg
Jackson
Nashvvile
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Macon
Savannah
Montgomery
Mobile
Tanlachie
Taniac
Dallas
Texas
Denver
Ft. Worth
Atalanta
Georgia
Blood Thinness Said To Be From Cold Weather
If you shiver in cold weather and have cold hands and feet or frequent colds, doctors warn blood may be thinning and impoverished, affecting circulation and health.
Norwegian cod Mrer refined in American labs
For nearly fifty years corrections describe a product with rare powers to create natural body warmth and strengthen throat. It notes the Norwegian cod Mrer off in Scott's Emulsion refined in American laboratories making it pure and palatable by Scott Bowtie Bloomfield New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott & Bowtie
Bloomfield
N.J
Hemingford residents visit Alliance and area locals
A string of short notes lists residents visiting Alliance and nearby towns. Entries mention Mr. and Mrs. Lars Spacht, Mrs. Frank Elliott and daughter Lelia, Miss Bernice Srosstry, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Olds, Alvin Nicholson and family, Clarence Rosenberger, Misses Pauline Dowd and Nona O Neil, James Best, Grandpa Hucke, Mr. and Mrs. John Sampy, D. W. Butler, H. A. Krutzer, Mrs. Will Johnson, Mrs. Will Salling, Mrs. Elmer Schneider, Miss Helen Greene, and the Moravek family, with various visits, illnesses, and new home moves noted.
Local Notes and Visits Highlight Week in Town
Will Pruden and son Kenneth traveled to Hay Springs on Sunday. Mr Zimmerman is adding a western-town house. Mr and Mrs Otto Klemke of Lusk Wyoming visited before his military service. BE Johnson shipped stock to Omaha Tuesday. A crowd attended the Redross parade in Alliance Saturday. A E Clark and sons of Gordon visited relatives here. A M Miller returned from San Antonio Texas where his grandson Russell Miller serves in the aviation corps. Mrs Dan OKeefe was in Alliance Tuesday between trains. Miss Nettie Uhrig closed district 30 school with a celebrated program and lunch. The service Miss Ulrip has given is praised and she was asked to teach next year but did not decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Miller
San Antonio
Texas
Russel Miller
Aviation Corps
Nettie Uhric
Hot Water Cure for Headache Promoted by Toxins Flush
An article advocates a hot water and limestone phosphate regimen to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels of toxins alleged to cause headaches. It claims rapid relief from headaches and improved health with daily morning flushing, noting limestone phosphate is inexpensive tasteless and harmless. It urges consulting a pharmacist for a quarter pound.
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. F. Willis
Tanlac
Alliance
F. E Holaten
Hemmeford
H. R. Olds Drug Company
Hemingford
Lars Spacht
Frank Elliott
Lelia
Bernice Srosstry
Clarks, Nebr
H. R. Olds
Alvin Nicholson
Marsland
Clarence Rosenberger
Boulder
Colo
Rosenberger
Pauline Dowd
Nona O'Neil
Chadron
James Best
van Tassel
Hugh
Girandpa Hucke
John Sampy
Curley
Nebr
Shepherd Home
D. W. Butler
H. A. Krutzer
Will Johnson
Will Salling
Elmer Schneider
Helen Greene
John Moravék
Earl Anderson
Clive Erskine
Leon and
John Walker
Will Pruden
Kenneth
Hay Springs
Otto Klemke
Lusk, Wyo
Mr. Klemke
BE. Johnson
Redross
A. E. Clark and Sons of
Gordon
Dan O'Keefe
Tella
East Third Street
National
S. Western Ave
Chicago
Lieut
Pat O’brien
Germany
O’brien
Holland
United States
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