Encampment of G A R Iowa at Sioux City June 8 10
The annual G A R state encampment will be in Sioux City June 8 to 10 with commander B C Ward and adjutant general George Newman meeting locals to fix dates. Col D J Palmer will attend, making the dates the only ones he can accommodate. Also notes on drainage debates, deaths, and local civic matters in Iowa.
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Iowa
Sioux City
B.C. Ward
George Newman
D. J. Palmer
G. A.R
Wall Lake
Wright County Board of Supervisors
William J. M. Weasel
Marshal County
Marshalltown
Mr. Weusel
Pennsylvania
Logan County
Masonic Order
Aberdeen
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Yankton
Brookings
Pipestone
Laverne Minn
Rock Rapids
Lillian Graham
Graham
le Porte City
Elizabeth North
North
North Accuses Mrs. Graham
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
Simpson College
Indianola
Wesleyan Board of Trustees
Simpson Board
Central Town Numbermen’s Association
Cedar Rapids
Stephen Brown
Waterloo
William Schoefield
Eldora
O. T. Cleveland
Jawell
J. P. Jepson
Centralia
A. Jeffrey
Andrew Benson
Richland Township
Delaware County
Strawberry Point
Benson
Frank McKibben
Macksburg
Kamraz
Jewall
Webster City
Frank Ramacott
Boone
A. H. Krahn
Howard Hotel
Sheldon
Broadway Methodist Church
Council Bluffs
Spencer
Iowa Hog Remedy Company
Jefferson
Joan McDonough
Williamsburg
Delhi
Farmers’ Shipping Association
St {S
Dunlap
Dés Moines
Des Moines
Wellington Hotel
Hanna
Threshermoen
Clarke
Cosson
Michael Cowan
Rockwell City
Cerro Garde County
Michael Conran
Lows Central
Atguatana
Lutheran Church
Stanton
J. C. Ryzebeck
Gowrie
Theodore Pearson
Stone City
C. G. Morland
Madrid
S. H. Newman
Burnside
Bunday
Carroll
John Kurta
Lehigh Portland Cement Company
Mason City
G. F. Rinehart
Arizona
Chicago
Rinehart
Newton
The
Herald
Lenox
Beniah Pratt
Kansas City
United States
Enoch
A. HE. Faulkner
Walter I. Smith
Faulkner
Fairfield
Brenham
Tex
E. H. Buston
Deep River
Ft. Madison
Brown
Alva Shelley
Ottumwa
Shelley
J. W. Joss
Davenport
Muscatine
Louisa
Washington
F. P. Quick
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Inwond
Lincoln
Clinton High Bridge
Albert Bells
Wapello
Iowa bills seek to end the dope evil and regulate drugs
Des Moines reports a sweeping bill by Rep Olwood with Iowa Pharmaceutical Association backing. It requires licenses to handle habit forming drugs, prescribes sale only by prescription, mandates records for every transfer, and demands state hospital treatment for habitual users. It also outlines limited administration, license needs for wholesalers and hospitals, and strict controls on supplies, container labeling, and two year record keeping.
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Des Moines
Olwood
Howard County
Iowa Pharmaceutical Association
Pharmacy Commias
State Pharmacy Commission
Pharmacy Commission
Adamantine and the obstinate mind in a morning dispute
Adamantine quotes a stubborn exchange between Maria and Arim about a pyramid, revealing a clash of will over principle. Maria asserts she cannot be moved when her mind is fixed, while Arim admits defeat by "Have your own way" and acknowledges the argument lacked clear recall.
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Senate
Cristof Osceola
District Court
Seattle
Supreme Court
State Railroad Commission
John
Mel
Arin
Maria
Canada
Back Hurts Clean Kidneys With Salts Ad
An old remedy claims four ounces of rad Salta dissolved in water before breakfast will flush kidneys and relieve back pain. It asserts uric acid from meat overworks kidneys, causing dizziness, headaches, dull kidney pain, and bladder irritation, with sediment in urine and nighttime urination. The ad touts Jad Balts as an inexpensive, harmless effervescent drink from grapes and lemon juice used for generations to cleanse sluggish kidneys and prevent bladder disorders.
Opera Night Delights and Jewels Prompt Interest
A Kansas City Journal snippet shows a couple debating attending an opera where the overture looms. He asks about a wife’s interest and a catalogue or price list of jewels worn in the boxes, hinting at high society ornamentation and purchase curiosity.
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Kansas City Journal
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Natural Darkening
An old-time mixture used by grandmothers to restore natural hair color and reduce dandruff. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy is sold for about 60 cents and claimed to darken gray hair quickly with a simple combing method.
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Wyeth
Gaga
Not Even Skin Deep in Hokus Pocus Case
A judge comments on appearances in a court decision as the pokus rhyme rubs off. The case centers on perceived prettiness and its lasting wear in a legal context.
What 10 Did For This Woman
Danville Virginia woman MaTTig Haley reports relief from female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. She credits the remedies with reduced pain, better sleep, and overall health, and endorses sharing the treatment with friends. The ad notes the products are derived from native roots and herbs and offers confidential support from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
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Danville
Lydia
Pinkham
Mattig Haley
Colquhone Street
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia B.pinkham
Streetcar Reluctance Sparks Sweet Church Visit
In a witty item from New York Weekly readers glimpse a playful exchange about churchgoing and streetcar rides. A young woman questions the taste for church while the lover jokes about the ride. The piece reflects light social humor of the era.
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Thea Sexton
New York Weekly
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