Brighter Oil Lamps and New York Burner
An inventor’s lamp burner, approved by the government, converts oil to hydrogen gas to burn on a mantle for eighty candle power with lower oil use, no carbonizing, no odor, smoke, or danger. The Herzog burner, by Union Light Co of New York, may be marketed town by town with local representation. Dodging Responsibility features a thriftier view on rent versus home ownership. Marine Eye Remedy promises relief for red and weary eyes, claiming adherence to the Pure Food and Drugs Law, with physician compounding and soothing effects.
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New York
Union Light Co
New York City
Draka University
Bell
Iowa Electrical Workers
Iowa State Federation of Labor
Dubuque
Thomas Holmes
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Stuart
Stuart Division
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
H. C. French
Red Oak
Smith McPherson
S. S. Etheridge
Des Moines
A. L. Urick
Iowa Falls
Sara M. Nollen
Pella
West Des Moines
Holland
Iowa
Georgie Gartzke
Iowa City
Boone County Telephone Company
Automatic Electric Company of
Chicago
Boone
Samuel Nevin
Creston
Nevin
Twenty-first Iowa Veteran Association
Edgewood
S. T. Richards
Maxson
Iowa Union Medical Society
Johnson County
H. H
Floyd West
Santa Fe
Forth Madison
A. O. U. W. Lodge
Olaus Qualen
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Marshalltown
Micholas Jorgenson
The Exceptional Equipment Behind Syrup of Figs
The California Fig Syrup Co markets Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna using pure plant extracts and refined methods. It warns customers to avoid imitations, insisting the genuine product bears the full company name on the front of the package for proper benefits.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Massive Iowa mass meeting endorses greater Iowa club movement
A large audience in Af ton backed the greater Iowa club plan at a mammoth opera house assembly. Attendees from Des Moines included S. A. Cobb P. J. Clanc ey J. W. Roovart and W. D. Hill. The meeting also reported active local and regional news from Neola Ottumwa Perry and Des Moines plus college and mining items across the state.
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Greater
Mike Maloney
Cottonwood
Marshal Wiltfang
Kadoka
W. D. Toney
J. Goodwin
Sioux Cuty
McNally
Ed Kiser
San Francisco
Oskaloosa College
Pioneer Educational Institution
The
Christian Church of Iowa
Gay
W. H. Wilbur
Fnally
Ft. Madison
W. D. Masters
Menard
Ill
Fredericksburg
Chickasaw County
Dawlin & Cleary
Henry Talbot
William Webster
Des Moines
Talbot
State Teachers’ College
Casper Schenck
H. H. Seerley
Alice Johnson
Wateroo
Emmons Johnson
Iowa City
Mississippi Valley Spiritualists’ Association
Clinton
United States
Robert H.harrison
Grundy Center
Blackhawk
Erastus H. Franks
Sam Sloan
University of Iowa Department of English
Carnegie Foundation
Missouri River
Onawa
Onawe
John R. Heck
John W. Bolton
James A. Klenda
Davenport
Bockenstedt
New Vienna
Eldora
Elks
Dubuque
Cedar Falls
John Heeger
Dyersville
Sherlock Holmes Hunts Clues From Patch Musing Pete
Tired Tom notes a patch telling that his old pal Plodding Pete has been this way. He laments Pete's state and follows the clue with Holmes-like resolve.
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Tom
Patch
Pete
Policy and tuberculosis report headline
A new editor vows to publish truth with rights adjusted for all, while Homer Folks warns 765 000 Americans with advanced tuberculosis need hospitalization though beds are insufficient. Also a club gag labels unnamed man as Mr Automobile, a polite jab calling him Stick in the Mud.
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Arizona
Rattlesnake
Homer Folks
New York City
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
United States
Gunner
Old Woggman
Mr. Automobile
Guyer
Postum Sheds Light On Coffee Health Claims
Prominent men endorse Postum over coffee citing health improvements in family stories. A southern state school superintendent recalls his mother’s long coffee problems and better wellbeing after switching, noting fewer headaches and stomach issues. A letter promotes reading The Road to Wellville and claims ongoing genuine testimonials appear periodically.
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Wellville
Pligs
Precocious Baby Talk Belief Sparks Father Query
A small girl recalls a Bible story about Job cursing the day he was born while questioning why babies talk. A nurse notes infants rarely talk yet the dialogue highlights early speech beliefs. An ad fragment promotes Hamlin’s Wizard Oil and Mrs Winslow’s Syrup for teething and cold remedies.
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Job
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Mr. Meektod
Meggendorfer Blaetter
Munich
Dr.d.jayne
Omaha
Byrne & Hammer
Dy Goods Co
Des Moines Directory
Thresherman's
Court Ave
Early Music House
Towa
Froa Booklat
Kodak
Mes Moines Photo Materials Co
Blue Shield
Carr & Adams CO
Shalling
Glv
American Jrun Works
Towaines
Bellare
Iter Um Péi
Dew Moines
Love
Mutual Hailstorm Insurance Ass'n of
Stanley
Sec'y
Iowa News
LA Pilate
What Is
Castoria
Sherlock Holmes
Mary Gold
Mrs. Winslow
Dodds
Muaran
Smarl Price
Lotie
Feu
Reighi
Binghasutop
Harry Stuckley
Mauch Chunk
Saskatchewan
America
James Robinson
Wawota
Canada
McIntosh
Aswar
Cansole
Wastings & McIntosh Trust CO
Walnut Bt
Philadelphia
T Wabash Manufacturing Company
Wabuah
India
Nevins Peors
Aden Nog Eo BC Tea Avi Draggiers
Watson Fi
Coleman
Washington, D.C
Defiance Starch
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