Local Rochester Remedy Claims Cure for Rheumatism
Jamita YW. Alen of Rochester New York says a self devised medicine named Allenria cured years of rheumatism after trials by a physician. The ad promises refunds if the treatment does not banish signs and symptoms and instructs Newcomb and Matthews to dispense the remedy widely.
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Jamita YW
Alen
Forbes Bt
Rochester
M. Y
A& Cima
Krow
Newcomb & Matthews and
Dragris
Adv
Allenru Special Formula No 2 for Neuritis Pain Relief
An advertisement promises rapid relief from persistent neuritis pains from neck to legs. It touts Allenru Special Formula No 2 capsules as a quick, lasting cure, claiming relief within about two hours and urges purchase through Newcomb & Matthews or any druggist.
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Newcomb & Matthews
Mc Coy's Liver Oil Tablets Promise Quick Gain
An advertisement touts Mc Coy's Cool Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a tasty alternative to cod liver oil for malnourished children. It claims rapid flesh gain after sickness or rickets suspicion and offers a 30 day trial with money back guarantee, promoting Newcomb Matthews York Drug Co. as sellers.
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Newcomb & Matthews
York Drug Co
McCoy
McCoy's
Adv
This Woman's Remark on Recovery from Postpartum Pain
Mrs Oscar F Borgelin of Forest City Iowa reports severe back pain after childbirth and illness lasting a year. After five bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she can do housework milk and tend chickens with an eight month old baby girl healthy. The letter promotes the Vegetable Compound available at druggists.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Cowboy Nick Kutach Star of Iowa Football Aims High
Iowa City report profiles Cowboy Nick Kutach as a standout athlete across football basketball and track at Sioux City high school and Iowa. The Kansas City favored back 21 shows exceptional speed strength and versatility with a 4.8 40 and 9.8 100 in early career while eyeing key upcoming games.
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Iowa City
Nick’ Kutech Oar
Dutchmasa
Iowa
Kutseh
Ohio State
Ingwereen
Bohm Brothers
Iowa State
Sioux Witty
Katsch
Astate
Rapids
Washington High
Cedar Rapids
Sioux City
Tate
Welsley
Chicago
Murrell
Minnesota
Marck
Uridil
Yerkes
Hines
Cowboy Nick
Kutach
Morgan Taylor
Grinnell College
Kutsch
Trinity College
University of Iowa T
Two Acres of Land and $334 a Year for Paupers
The Associated Press report notes wide state variations in poor relief costs. The average pauper spends about 334.64 annually on maintenance and 1.14 acres of land are cultivated for him, with per capita building value near 1118.96. Nevada spends 865.10 while Alabama spends 187.58, and alms investments range from 5600 to 415.63. It cites many small institutions as a key issue and criticizes neglect by the public.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Hi Furport
Department of Cabo
Union
Nevada
Alabama
South Dakot
Miseissippi
Protection of Americans in Damascus Questioned
The United States seeks protection for American life and property in Damascus amid Syrian disorders. Ambassador Herrick in Paris pressed France to safeguard Americans. two US destroyers were sent from Gibraltar to Alexandria, ready to move if needed. About 150 Americans are estimated to be in Damascus area.
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Associated Press
Washington
Herrick
Paris
Damascus
Syria
Gibraltar
Alexandria
Egypt
Beirut
Safezuad Americane
Iowa Farmers Face Serious Situation Urges Credit Help
Senator Cummins of Iowa and James G. Mitchell ask President Coolidge and Secretary Sardine for expanded farmer credit. They seek authorization for intermediate credit banks to accept stored crop receipts as loan security and a survey by the agriculture department and Farm Loan Board to assess Iowa’s needs.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Agricultur
Senator Cummins
Iowa
James G. Mitchell
Cau
Cummins
Oldre
Isu Ciat
Lerelor Cummins
Department of Agriculture
Farm Loan Board
To Spare Red Spoils Child School Head Thinks
Lynchburg Virginia October 29 E C Glass has served as superintendent for forty seven years and the school records show corporal punishment in 156 cases during the first session. He notes four times as many students now as 1879 and states that most whippings were given to Black children by Black teachers.
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Associated Press
Lynchburg
E. C. Glass
Glass
Steel Vest Auto Thief Escapes After Shootout
Chicago police pursued Durkin, described as a steel vest wearing auto chief and slayer of a federal agent. Durkin remained at large as of forenoon, while detective wounded Sergeant Gray in a prior exchange. Austin, aiding police, was killed by a detective’s bullet during the gunfight.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Lloyd
Austin
Martin J. Durkin
Durkin
Gray
Barber Wins Hog Calling Contest At Farley Knights Picnic
Barber Phil Burns laid aside his razor to win the hog calling contest at the Farley Knights of Columbus picnic in Dubuque County. Burns’ Pocomohey call entranced hogs for miles, beating eight skilled hog callers. Michael O’Mara earned second, James Dunn third, and John Schwinninger fourth as judges Breitbach and Iloischer weighed musical brogue and Irish-inflected calls.
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Phil Burns
Farley
Dubuque County
Knights of Columbus
Burns
Pocomohey
Michael O'Mara
Breitbach
Iloischer
James Dunn
John Schwinninger
Girl's Mother Takes Stand Against Stephenson Trial
Mrs. George E Oberholtzer, Madge’s mother, testifies as the state builds its case against D C Stephenson Klinck and Karl Gentry in the murder trial at Nobleville Indiana. The proceedings continue with witness testimony and defense challenges.
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Nobleeville Ind
George E. Oberholtzer
Madge
D. C
Prosecutor Details Stephenson’s alleged abuse scheme
The opening of the case described Charles Kuflux prosecution and Stephenson a former Ku Klux Klan grand dragon as a dual personality. A girl was allegedly lured to his home by ruse, forced to drink, taken by train to Hammond Indiana and assaulted en route. The state planned to show an offer to marry the accused the next day which she refused. The defense reserved its opening statement.
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Charles Kuflux
Trre Nt
Stephenson
Ku Klux Klan
Dr. Jeky
Mr. Hyde
Cox
Hammond
Ind
Racing Schooner Katonia 11 Reaches Port After 71 Day Voyage
The 136-foot racing schooner Katonia 11, three time King's Cup winner, arrived in San Pedro after 71 days at sea from New York covering about 7100 miles. The crew of twenty described brutal seas, shredded sails, and near starvation.
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Associated Press
San Pedro
Calif
Katonia
Cowes
England
New York
Lasky Private Liquor Stock Stolen in Hijack
Fourteen barrels of pre prohibition era liquor, part of Jesse L. Lasky's private stock, were stolen by hijackers from the Famous Players Lasky corporation executive. The liquors valued at about ten thousand dollars.
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Associated Press
New York
Jesse L. Lasky
Famous Players-Lasky Corporation
Prewar prices and uninsured hijack in Pennsylvania yards
A boxcar consignment from Hollywood containing silver, household goods and paintings valued at $5,000 was hijacked in the Pennsylvania freight yards. Three masked men forced the drivers and a detective guarding the cargo into an empty box car, removed the silver, paintings and other valuables, and locked the car.
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Pennsylvania
Hollywood
Mr. Lasky
Fifth Avenue
Mrs Keating Guest at Baumgardner Home
Mrs. C. R. Keating of Mt. Ayr is a guest in the home of Mrs. Pannie Baumgardner at 1102 North Elm Street.
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C. R. Keating
Mt. Ays
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Hare
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