Dodd’s Kidney Pills Provide Relief After Physicians’ Failures
A testimonial from Brampt of Filda Indiana describes a severe kidney trouble in which three doctors gave up. After using Dodd’s Almanac remedies and two boxes, he felt relief the next day and stayed well for fourteen years, prompting him to recommend the pills to his family.
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United States
Brampt
Benefit
B.C. Birchier
Filda
Ind
Kia
Dodda Eine Co
Buffalo
N.Y
A Short Course On Yale And A Swedish Maid
Mrs Edwin guides Selma through the son’s Yale room joking about years and locations. Selma wistfully explains her brother is not in college, while the pair share humorous mispronunciations and a brisk exchange about education and status.
Indiana News Roundup Highlights Wolves Cattle Pact Fire Pay Hikes
Lafayette reports wolves roaming near Granville marking first Indiana county sighting in 25 years. Allen Harbin of Wheatland tops state apple yield with ten acres earning 5400 dollars. Muncie firemen gain 20 percent raise with detailed pay scales. Seymour notes wheat crop losses from Hessian fly and cold. Evansville reports 1919 district internal revenue total over 809 thousand dollars. Indianapolis eyes statewide speaker program for farmers and federation growth. Goshen mayor clashes with health chief over department leadership. Seymour fur trade booms with high prices boosting trapping. Hammond judge rules for railroad in long running Hagenback-Wallace case. Chicago publishers call for print cuts and new pricing. South Bend urges vacant lot housing. Lafayette seller pays record 7100 dollars for a spotted Poland China hog. Indianapolis highway plan moves forward. tax board blocks Pike county bond for courthouse. Petersburg talks coal striping near Winslow. Logansport school milk study shows weight gains and measles trends. Washington lists Indiana residents granted patents. Lawrenceburg tobacco expansion under frost-impacted year.
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Lafayette
Tippecanoe County
Granville
Vincennes
Allen Harbin
Wheatland
Muncie
Common Council
Seymour
Jackson County
Cattmates
Indianapolis
Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Associations
Indiana
Goshen
Charity
Albert J. Irwin
Herbert K. Lemon
Doctor Irwin
City Board of Health
Doctor Lemon
Hammond
Walter Hardy
Hammond Superior Court
Joseph Diericks
Michigan Central Railroad
Ivanhoe
Chicago
Minota
State Highway Commission
L. H. Wright
Hiwood
Monon Railroad
H. C. May
The
Monon
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Pike County
Algo
Petersburg
G. W. Fallon
Pittsburgh
Winslow
Southern Railroad
Pike County Coal Company
Logansport
Tipton
Washington, D. C
Elia L. Anderson
Kent W. Bartlett
East Chicago
Albert J. Edwards
Herveh Hentzell
Gary
Louis T. Koerner
Evansville
Jullug A. Niewland
Notre Dame
Clark Orr
Fort Wayne
General Electric
Walter Warriner
Lawrenceburg
Dearborn
Pape's Cold Compound Boosts Quick Relief Claim
Advertisements promote Pape's Cold Compound as a fast cure for severe colds with dosing every two hours for three doses. Claims include open nostrils, stopped nose running, relief from headaches and feverishness, with no quinine and cost a few cents. A separate note mentions Dr Peery's Dead Shot and a scout lesson where a boy says a scout is courteous.
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Pape
naval officer tale of fogbound night with Admiral Sims
A naval officer with Admiral Sims in English waters recalls a fogbound night. A ship asks via wireless whether to proceed or return. Sims, fogbound himself, replies simply You. The officer sends a second message asking for clarification and Sims answers No.
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Admiral Sims
Admiral Slims
Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Featured in Patient Testimonials
Mrs. Bessie Baumgardner of Cleveland reports relief from sickness and weakness during expectancy after using Favorite Prescription. Mia J. H. Walla of Ashtabula praises its benefits for her daughters and as a tonic with Golden Medical Discovery. Emma Schulz of Ashtabula says it quickly restored health from run down and nervous fatigue.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ashtabula
Laundry cartoonist defends art amid laundresses’ critique
Herbert Johnson, the New York caricaturist, said at a dinner that laundry workers are the most sensitive group. He recalled a trade paper attacking him for a shirt mishap and a thumbtack sketch about a ruined white dress, noting the paper claimed he never wore a shirt.
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Herbert Johnson
New York
Very backward pupil questions schoolmaster
A schoolmaster jeers that a pupil is a very backward student and always unable to answer. The pupil honestly replies that if he knew all the things asked, his father would not send him there, implying he learns by attending.
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Iver
Ifver
Seaall
Carter
Nature
Levetere
Holland
Medicine ‘World
Ars
Benea
Fletcher
Indiana News
Walter EB. Foley
South Bend
Wallace and Baugh
Daugherty & Shoemaker
Dr. Peery
Postum Cereal Co
Battle Creek, Mich
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