Brayton Notes Brighten Community Life in April Visitations
In Brayton Mrs Harry Milter visited Des Moines on Tuesday. Mrs George Hardwick hosted relatives, J J Lewin and wife, last week. Chris Christensen wed Edith Nelson in Greenfield. Christensen served with National Army at Camp Pike then returned on furlough. Burial of H S Burton occurred with Od Fellows service at graveside. Burlington visitors attended Mrs Cotton’s brother’s funeral. Various residents attended family events in Des Moines, Audubon, and Greenfield as the third Liberty Loan drive proceeds and local civic leadership changes occur.
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Brayton
Harry Milter
Des Maines
George Hardwick
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J. J. Lewin
Chris Christensen
Edith Nelson
P. P. Nelsen
Wfe
Greenfield
CiNbtensen
National Army
Camp Like
Mra Christensen
Camp Pike
H. S. Burton
John Hunter
Guthrie Center
John Cotton
Burlington
de Moines
Weer
Cha
Freeman
Amelia Antersen
Fy Council
Archie Cockrell
Krestense Andersel
Tuli
I. Dimick
Harald North
Ross
Soren. Andersen
Chris
Audubon
Arnold
Peter Christenaen
Mr. Rasmussen
Britt
Ju. P. Rasmussen
L. ©. Heath
T.J. McGovern
Arthur Anderson
Atlantic Hospital
H. J. Hansen
George Hoegh
N. D. Nelson
Atlantic
James Larsen
Paul Wolf
John Horning
Will Koob
Name of Great Waterway May Be Changed
The article discusses potential map changes after the war, proposing renaming the German ocean to reflect British honors or a pan European design. It notes the historical name German Ocean used by Romans and compares shore lengths of Britain and other nations, arguing for or against a new designation like British Sea.
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Sewor
Germany
Great Britain
New Rapid Method Claims to Date Egg Age
French investigator M Grossiel introduces a rapid test using a hydrometer with an egg as the weighted bulb. The device measures specific gravity to indicate egg age, calibrated weekly, promising instant readings for eggs around fifty to fifty grams though small eggs may yield errors.
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M. Grossiel
National boots for Germans and French spark debate
The piece mocks German and French footwear plans for war, noting Germans favor wood and metal boots with cloth and leather details while French boots use leather. it hints these boots may hinder moves toward Paris or London, suggesting allies will prevent walking.
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Germany
Paris
London
Why Women Should Marry Says a Woman Writer
A twenty three year old married woman argues that women pursuing intellectual life should marry young. She contends that the mind's best years come after childbearing and contrasts two views: professional work as a brief bridge to marriage and intellectual emancipation sacrificed to marriage. The piece critiques limiting female roles to inferior labor and argues for balanced life.
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Jan
Firat
Farmers urged to review spring costs and list work
An notice appeals to farmers to schedule one year costs at 1.50 and to net their work for efficiency. It notes changes will affect colt owners and asks those inconvenienced by the shift to inform the firm, promising to chalk them off if needed. Includes dental and local personal notices and a college function reference.
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Robinson & Robinson
Dr Hand's Teething Lotion Promises Soothing Relief
Teething troubles are blamed on tooth cutting pain and swelling. The lotion should be rubbed on the baby's gums with a finger and can be swallowed in small amounts without harm. Marketed as a scientific preparation by a renowned balist, the product is offered at 25 cents.
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Dru
Sista
Will Meet Friday Afternoon at 108 West 14th Street
The C W E M group will hold a meeting Friday afternoon with Mrs L R Nelson at 108 West 14th Street. The notice preserves the names and location from the fragment.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as Calomel Substitute
Laxative olive colored tablets from Dr Edwards aim to replace calomel for liver and bowel complaints. They claim to avoid teeth damage and after effects, addressing dull headaches from constipation and sluggish liver. The copy touts daily use to feel lighter, clearer, and less bloated.
Emerson family returns to Atlantic from Des Moines
Emerson and family relocate back to Atlantic after years in Des Moines. They arrived Wednesday and are settling in the Haver home with Min Emerson's mother. Mr Emerson serves as agency supervisor for western Iowa for the National Travelers Benefit Association and will operate from Atlantic instead of Des Moines. The News Telegraph welcomes them back among old friends.
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Emerson
Des Moines
Atlantic
Haver
Min Emerson
Western Iowa
National Travelers’ Benefit Association
Dea Moines
Rub Rheumatic Pain Right Out
Ad fragment reads as a patent medicine pitch urging relief from rheumatic pain with a bold claim to stop suffering. The readable bits mention a drug and a consumer promise to roll away pain, though exact product name and details are unclear.
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