Milwaukee man credits Tanlac with major health turnaround
John O'Donnell of 888 Warren Avenue Milwaukee reports gaining 20 pounds after starting Tanlac. He describes severe prior symptoms including weight loss, gas, chest pains, dizziness, rheumatism, and sleeplessness. After continued use he claims a full recovery, good appetite, and no further illness, with Tanlac sold by local Milwaukee area stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
John O'Donnell
Warren Avenue
Milwaukee
Wis
Jis
Baraboo
Fisher Bros
Reedsburg
Henry Thiemann
Sauk City
G. Naffz
Merry Neighbors Celebrate Birthday Gathering
About 50 friends and neighbors gathered with Mrs. B Day Tuesday evening to mark her birthday with games social time and late supper. A purse of money was left as a reminder of the occasion. Dan Nachreiner visited the Robert Malloy home. The Robert Clark family gained a telephone number 1612 F21. Mr and Mrs Albert Ziegler visited North Freedom relatives. A. C. church hosted a Madison speaker advocate for the Anti Saloon League on May 23 at 3 pm.
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Anti- Saloon League
Dan Nachreiner
White Mound
Robert Malloy
Robert Clark
Albert Ziegler
North Freedom
Relatves
Carney
Aurora College
Ill
A. C
Wadies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Walter Draper
Tom Settle
Rena
la Valle
Lime Ridge
Clarence Bohn
Brittington
Alabama
Ethel Goodell
St. Paul
Lisle Frye
Richland Center
Jennie Bohn
Gerlach
Viola
Viola. ‘'N. A. Cushman
Reedsburg
R. L. Bohn
S. Albert Zwieg
South Dakota
Zwieg
Paul Feldhahn
Chicago
Lower Dells
Miss Davidson
Diss Ellis Murray
Evansville
Albert Giese
Leland
Philip Rogers
John Miller
Alwin
Lena
Julius Alwin
Charlie Gluth
Loganville
Carl Burlla
Henry Mettle
Violet Carlow
Schna Yanker
Walter Alwin
Gottlieb Nawrok
Anna Jaedike
Ed. Jaedike
Wayne Premo
Turner Hospital
Sauk City
Rose Kruger
J. L. Hill
Baraboo
Stone’s Pocket School
Otter Creek
Mildred Rich
Marvel Keller
Eva Waterbury
Madison
Home Circle Club
Irvie Waterbury
Erling Frostad
She
Goitre Operation for Portage Lady Reported
Miss Francis Gottschall underwent a goitre operation at the hospital with Mr and Mrs Pete Wenkman and Mrs Geo Gottschall visiting from Portage. Various local residents were in Portage for business and family matters while others received medical attention or moved residences.
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Pete Wenkman
Geo. Gottschall
Portage
Francis Gottschall
Bruce Gibson
James Latham
Fred Belter
Superior
August Belter
Sy Haren Knabel
Harve Evans
Oxford
Chas. Martin
Jas. Latham
Latham
St. Saviors Hospital
Clarence Hecock
Elmer Coon
Davies Connor
J. H. Reber
J. H. Bromberg
Walnut Hill Club Meeting Notes and Social Visits
North Baraboo report shows the Walnut Hill club meeting with Mrs. Harry Simons on May 12 and planning for a May 26 gathering with Mrs. O S Ballinger. Social visits include the Buelow family with Gustave at Leland and Kilbourn visitors with Mrs Turner and son George and Mrs Bick and daughters Hazel and Jennie attending Mr Milner’s party.
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Walnut Hill Club
Harry Simons
O.S. Ballinger
Fred T. Buelow and
Gustave Buelow
Leland
Kilbourn
Turner
George
Bick
Hazel
Jennie
Stoddards Attend Military Funeral for Son in Rock Island
Sumpter L C Stoddard and his wife return from Rock Island Illinois where Ralph H Stoddard was buried in the large national cemetery after dying in France on October 1 1918. The service included a military band a firing squad and the flag presented to the bereaved parents. Little Doroty Gallus hosted a birthday party for her schoolmates. Charles Watkins recovered from illness last week.
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L. C. Stoddard
Rock Island
Ralph H. Stoddard
France
Doroty Gallus
Charles Watkins
North Freedom community notes and social updates
North Freedom activity includes M E church Wadies Aid meeting with picnic lunch, lastparent teacher night, and a grade program. Local families travel to La Valle and Birmingham area towns as graduates return home for vacations and commencements at Stone’s Pocket school.
Commencement and Decoration Day Plans Released
Mrs. T J Tracy hosts the Home Culture club while students prepare for Friday commencement in the M A Hall. Eight names appear in the class with Hazel Dickie valedictorian and Mabel Dickie salutatorian. Decoration Day officers elected include Marshall S J Hackett president Day J W Warren chaplain Rev Philpott and committees led by Mrs Laura Brownell and Miss Edith Dickie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel’ Dieckie
Mabel, Fickie
Et King
Ethel Dahlke
Ada Getchman
Bessie Seeley
Alice Black
Glen Angle
Hazel Dickie
Mabel Dickie
Marshall
S. J. Hackett
J. W. Warren
Rev
Philpott
Cassell Folks Attend Party at Fair Valley
Cassell youths attended a Tuesday evening party at the Wm Seitz home in Fair Valley in honor of Mr and Mrs Robert Seitz the newlyweds. Local Cassell friends extend best wishes for married life.
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Cassell
Fair Valley
Wm. Seitz
Robert Seitz
Raymond Meng
Ruth Cooper
Black Hawk
Mary Babington
Prairie du Lac
J. H. Diehl
Wm. Paepke
Muriel Cooper
Ollapodrida Short Communications Limit Set
The note requests concise Ollapodrida short communications, limiting length to 300 words or fewer. It emphasizes clarity and brevity while preserving essential details, inviting readers to share brief, informative items suitable for quick reading and quick reference.
Flax Growing Tips From Wisconsin Grower C C Thoresen
George McArthur shares a letter from C C Thoresen of Stanley Wisconsin detailing flax cultivation. Thoresen covers land prep with clover or timothy sod, fall plowing, spring work three inches deep, seed sowing after spring grains, seeding rates from 30 to 45 pounds per acre, harvest timing six to twelve days after ripening, binding and shocking practices, and notes flax yields of 15 to 22 bushels per acre with about $120 per acre receipts including straw.
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George McArthur
C. C Thoresen
Stanley
Wis
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Notable Falcon's Feats Highlight Hastings Pioneer
A humorous column from Hastings Nebraska recalls a remarkable woman who excelled at aviation, games, and sports yet faced a playful defeat by a rug. The piece evokes local character through witty lines and references a mascot-like tone.
Methodists Buy Hospital Site in Capitol City
The Methodist Hospital association bought the St. Regina convent property at West Washington and South Henry streets for $65,000 in Madison. The group plans to add other lots to build a million dollar hospital in the city.
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Methodists
Capitol City
St. Regina’s
The
Methodist Hospital Association
Madison
St. Regina
West Washington
South Henry Street
Jury Frees Negro Who Killed White Man at Lancaster
Jack Green a Negro, shot and killed George Duncan, a White automobile mechanic, last November. A white Lancaster jury acquitted Green on murder charges after hearing that Duncan had wronged Green’s daughter and Green claimed justifiable homicide. Green said Duncan ignored warnings and continued relations with the girl despite the warning. Deena and May Green, his two daughters, were the only witnesses.
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Jack Green
George Duncan
Lancaster
Wis
Deena
May
Green
Ducan
Duncan
Old Indian Trapper Found Dead in Bowlder Hut
George Big Bear a longtime prominent trapper aged about 92 was found dead in his hut near Bowlder. He had long been noted as one of the state’s most successful trappers and pioneer figures in the region.
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George Big Bear
Bowlder
Fond du Lac man pays record price for Guernsey cow
Fred J. Remping of Fond du Lac paid a record $17,700 Thursday for the Guernsey cow Imp., Prospects Rose Des Howards, owned by W. W. Marsh of Waterloo. The previous high was $12,500 for Follyland Money a year ago.
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Fred J. Remping
Fond du Lac
Rose Des Howards
W. W. Marsh
Waterloo
Follyland
Tremendous Immigrant Surge Reaches New York Port
Aliens arriving at the port of New York now outnumber departures threefold, with last week’s arrivals totaling 12,874. Ellis Island officials report steerage accommodations on incoming transatlantic vessels fully taxed to capacity.
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New York
Ellis Island
A Lighthearted Verse Exchange on Exercise Dangers
A trio of brief clippings from Ohio newspapers jokes about exercise and health. Luke McLuke urges more activity and less medicine, while Newark Advocate and Canton News recount a mishap after exercise including bacilli and a week in bed after a car incident.
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Luke McLuke
Bacilli
Newark
Ohio
Canton
Payne Named by Wilson to Lead Railroad Administration
President Wilson appoints John Barton Payne secretary of the interior as director general of the railroad administration to replace Walter D. Hines whose resignation takes effect May 15. Payne will oversee liquidation of unsettled government claims after federal control ended.
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Wilson
John Barton Payne
Secretary of the Interior
The
Railroad Administration
Walter D. Hines
Payne
Joan of Arc Named Saint by Pope Benedict in Rome
In Rome Pope Benedict canonized Joan of Arc as a saint before about 60 000 spectators. Some 140 descendants of the heroine attended from diverse backgrounds.
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Joan OF Arc
Pope Benedict
Rome
Paroled Cook County Prisoners Outpace Sentences in Joliet
From 1915 to 1920 Joliet parolees from Cook County outnumbered those sentenced. The article cites political influence and rising crime as factors fueling paroles and public concern about the justice system.
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Cook County
Joliet
Packers Indicted for Profiteering in Foodstuffs
A federal grand jury in Brooklyn on Monday indicted Morris and company and the Cudahy Packing company of Chicago for profiteering in foodstuffs.
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Brooklyn N
Morris and Company
Cudahy Packing Company
Chicago
Carpenters Nailing Planks for Big G. O. P. Convention
At Chicago fifty hammers drive nails in planks at the Coliseum for the G. O. P. convention. Every knock is a boost for the future candidate to be named in three weeks, the secretary said.
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Chicago
Coliseum
Movement of Empty Box Cars in Grain Freight Flow
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports progress in clearing freight jams with large volumes of empty box cars moving westward from New England and the Atlantic seaboard for grain loading. Cars travel in solid trains under expedited orders and transfers are closely watched to prevent delays. coal cars also receive attention.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
New England
Atlantic Seaboard
Wisconsin Memorial Day Annual Issued by State Superintendent Cary
The Wisconsin Memorial Day Annual issued by State Superintendent C. P. Cary features a leading article Soldiers Memorials in Wisconsin by H W Wood. It includes illustrations of monuments in Rhine town, Sheboygan county, and Paris town, Kenosha county, among the first erected in the state, with Baraboo's monument noted as later. The pamphlet is packed with patriotic poetry, strong articles, and World War I era views.
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C. P. Cary
C. S. Rice
Wisconsin
H W. Wood
Rhine
Sheboygan County
Paris
Kenosha
Baraboo
No Reversal of Death Sentence for John B
The supreme court at Washington did not reverse the death sentence for John B on Monday. Prohibition remains a dominant policy issue, with the imagined figure John Barleycorn lamenting the decision as he stays confined.
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John B
Washington
John Barleycorn
Supreme Court
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South Fairfield
Kibourn Young Lady
North Baraboo
Sumpter
Edith Dickie
A. A. Johnson
Ida Tacoton
Ollapodrida
Amazons
Hastings
Neb
Tribune
Guernsey
U. S
Hines
Attigny
Red Cross
U. S. S. Camden
Hudson
Hudson River
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