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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1913

Page

3

To Our Friends and Neighbors A Refund Offer

An advertisement promises a full refund if readers are not satisfied with merited products. It asserts no risk to the customer and urges acceptance of its advice to prevent daily bowel issues caused by poor digestion.

Many bodies buried in the ruins

Blizzards isolate Northern Michigan as twenty six inches of snow fall in nine hours. A Burlington train from Omaha brought news of a devastating tornado that hit Ralston Nebraska, destroying the town and sending injured residents to Omaha hospitals. Passengers describe the fiery ruin and panicked crowds at the station.

Era Union Michigan Burlington Omaha Ralston Neb Nebraska John Newman Institute Mabel Newman Mother Child Institute George J. Duncan Omaha Bee Duncan Patrick Hynes Cecilia Bigelow Mr. Hynes Cecelia

Two Hundred Dead In and Near Omaha

More than 200 persons killed and 600 injured as a wind storm and tornado demolished 450 homes and damaged many buildings near Omaha Nebraska. The disaster caused about 5 million dollars in losses as communication failed and order was restored by State, national soldiers and local police.

Omaha Neb

Omaha Storm Toll Rises In Devastation And Rescue

The Omaha region reels as a deadly storm leaves 1200 houses wrecked and up to 12 million dollars in damage. Federal and state troops aid rescues, with 1200 houses destroyed, 100 bodies recovered, and prayers for rebuilding as Des Moines sends doctors and funds flow in.

W. H. Connell Fort Omaha Hartmann Moorhead West Farnham Bemis Park District

Omaha and Nebraska Towns Hit Hard by Storm Disaster

Most casualties were in Omaha with many deaths across nearby Nebraska towns and Iowa. Wires snapped and fires broke out in debris while rain later drenched and cooled the flames. Omaha reports 152 deaths. Council Bluffs 13. Yutan 16. Berlin 7. Glenwood 5. Neola 2. Bartlett 3. total 400 injured and 450 homes demolished. About 1500 homeless and 3000 buildings damaged including churches and schools. Eight Omaha public schools were affected.

Nebraska Missouri River Omaha Council Bluffs Yutan Neb Berlin Glenwood Iowa Neola Bartlett

Patent medicine ad promising cure for cold in one day

An advertisement touts LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day. It claims a money back guarantee if it fails and bears the signature of BE. W. GROVE on each box.

BE. W. Grove

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