Oh! How the Housework Drags! A Woman’s Remedy Promised
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a powerful tonic for women's ailments including weaknesses irregularities and painful derangements. It cites testimonials from Mrs Minnie Stensloff of St Paul and Mrs Harry Frederickson of Thomas Street praising relief and cure after using the product in liquid or tablet form.
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Waukesha
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Dr. Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Minnie Stensloff
Pleasant Street
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Boy Scout Movement No Longer an Experiment
The Boy Scout movement is declared no longer experimental and labeled a national asset. It stresses outdoor activity, character training, home influence, and a nonsectarian program that supports church life. The Scout oath and law outline duties to God, country, and fellow citizens, promoting clean living and resistance to negative influences.
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Pastor Charles A Cook Anniversary at First Baptist
The Fourth anniversary of Rev. Charles A Cook’s pastorate will be observed by First Baptist Church this evening. A social session and reception at the church will be followed by a light luncheon. The program includes song, piano duet, declamation, address by T J Burnett, solo performances, reading The Last Leaf, impersonations, and a string quartet with mandolin and piano.
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Charles A. Cook
First Baptist Church
Berne
Viorence Hocking
Inez Martin
T. J. Burnett
Gladys Martin
Miss Leslie
Sheldon Swenson
Professor Blakeslee
McMillan
Mrs. Bracken
Twenty Die in Lincolnshire Flood After Cloudburst
At LOUCH Lincolnshire on May 31 twenty deaths have been reported from the sudden overflow of a small river running through the town. The deluge is blamed on a cloudburst in nearby woods Saturday night.
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Louch
Lincolnshire
Kingland
Murderers Trail and Escape After Bancroft Idaho Killings
Police and sheriffs search garages in Butte and warn automob ile men as they pursue leads in the double murder of Frank G. Jennings, a south Idaho representative for American Can, and his wife near Bancroft. A touring car seen eastward and notes of shots, oil drained from the Ford, and a ragged rock near the scene point to a careful, staged crime with no motive yet found.
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Butte
Frank G. Jennings
Bancroft
Idaho
Sheriffs Office
Pocatello Offiers
Soda Springe
Jennings
American Can Company
Ford
Farrmers
Mr. Jennings
Mr Jenning
Poles Counter Attack on Northern Front
An official communiqué from Warsaw May 31 reports Polish forces counter attacking along the northern front. Several marshy districts near Dyvina are cleared of Bolsheviks with severe fighting around Borisov and Bobrusk. Reds still hold much ground and bring up reinforcements, with 29 divisions noted on the front. Militarists claim this is the greatest concentration the Poles have faced, but public assurances say there is no fear of a breakthrough.
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Warsaw
Dyvina
Borisov
Bobrusk
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