No Trouble When Baby Came Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A nationwide canvass of women reports 98 of 100 benefited from Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Crossan and others from Missouri Louisiana and Delaware praise it for pregnancy, confinement and postnatal recovery. It aids strength, restores health, and supports normal function after childbirth.
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Mrs. Crossan
Lydia E. Pinkham
Joseph
Missouri
Lydia E
New Orleans
Louisiana
A. Merny, JR
Touro St
E. Pinkham
Conrad
Oten
Dakan
Meyn
Mire
Crossan
Comand
Lot to Contend With and Dust Particles Area Focus
A humorous dialogue contrasts memory and difficulty with a weather bureau note. The United States Weather Bureau has logged daily dust particle counts in the air atop the Washington monument for the past year, detailing continuous air quality measurements.
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Alr
Washington
United States Weather Bureau
Lapps and Wit in Old Lore and Witty Sayings
A fragmentary set of old world says and jokes. Notes on Lapland witchcraft fame and sailors buying a wind. A quip about a bright wife and a misunderstanding with Miss De Style. A joke about separationists and Residents of Revo. An old proverb about beauty and pot boils.
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Miss de Style
Iowa State News Briefs Highlight Local Agriculture And Health
Legislation and projects span Iowa counties with road work contracts in Polk county totaling 68 500 dollars for bridges and culverts. Wayne county to run four soybean variety tests while Bremer county reports 80 percent corn plowing. Monticello Canning secures 650 acres of corn in Jones county, up 200 acres from last year. Des Moines health center reports 13 508 examinations in 1928 versus 12 674 in 1922, and city physicians donated over 52 000 dollars in services to the poor in the past year. New building permits reach 304 with a value of 964 000 dollars, best April on record. Oakdale state sanitarium introduces radio as patient diversion and bedhead telephone wiring in rooms. Des Moines honors Lieut. Gov. George Lunn, who once sold papers in the city, visiting after 38 years away.
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Decorah
Wayne County
Bremer County
Polk County
Monticello Canning Company
Jones County
Des Moines Health Center
A.D. McKinley
George Richard Lunn
New York
Des Moines
Health Center and Public Welfare Bureau
Oakdale
Partial List of June Primary Candidates in Iowa
A fragmented roster lists United States Senate hopefuls and state officers for the June primary. Republicans include Burton E. Sweet, Smith W. Brookhart, H. H. Anderson, A. J. Banks, John Hammill, Glenn Co. Haynes, W. J. Burbank, Jonas D. Buser, Clem F. Kimball, John R. Price, Walter C. Ramsay, Nay B. Johnson, G. G. Wolfe, Leon W. Aineworth, Edward McDonald, Ben J. Gibson, Pred P. Woodrum, C. W. Felton, B. M. Richardson, and others. Democrats name Charles R. Key, Daniel F. Stock, Daniel Anatcher, J. C. Murtagh, L. W. Housel, Maude Lauderdale, W. R. McGinnig, W. R. McGinnig, and more, for offices including governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, auditor, treasurer, attorney general, railroad commissioner and agriculture. The list is incomplete and includes place names such as Des Moines, Ottumwa, Council Bluffs, and Davenport.
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United States
Burton E. Sweet
Waverly
Smith W. Brookhart
Washington
Charles R. Key
Agalnsan A Moines
Daniel F. Stock
Ottumwa
J_ HH
Anderson
Thomson
A. J. Banks
Montour
John Hammill
Britt
Glenn Co. Haynes
Mason City
W. J. Burbank
Waterloo
Jonas D. Buser
Conesville
Daniel Anatcher
Wright
J. C. Murtagh
Clem F. Kimball
Council Bluffs
John R. Price
Albia
L. W. Housel
Humboldt
Nay B. Johnson
Muscating
G. G. Wolfe
Mount Vernon
Leon W. Aineworth
Des Moines
Edward McDonald
Coon Rapids
Ben J. Gibson
Corns
Ing
Seed corn ear testing and alfalfa adoption in Iowa
Iowa reports urge individual ear tests for seed corn before planting and emphasize lime inoculation as essential for alfalfa. Farm News notes 700 000 ears tested by extension service and Iowa State College. Benton county farmers seed about 75 acres to alfalfa as soil renovation and hay crop demand grows.
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Iowa
Tasta
Farm Srops Extension Service
Towa State College and
Punty
Om Kokk
Town State College
Benton County
Vinton
Florida Wins Lindsley Cup For Legion Renewal Lead
Florida led national Legion renewals with 98.2 percent of 1928 membership enrolled by March 1 ahead of Mexico and Wisconsin. The award funded by Henry J. Lindeley of New York will honor the department securing the top renewal rate, as Oregon and other states surpassed 50 percent alongside ongoing campaigns.
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Florida
Legion
Henry J. Lindeley
New York
Land of Flowers
Department of Mexico
Foreign Department
Department of Wisconsin
Oregon
Badger State
Lindsley Bequest Ties To Legion Endowment Fund
Commander Lindsley’s offer to renew memberships in many states signals efforts to boost Legion drive. The late Dallas mayor and former A F E F war officer left a $10,000 life insurance bequest to fund an endowment for ongoing work, with the Legion to receive proceeds upon his death. He chaired Legion affairs from 1919 caucus in St Louis to Franklin D Roosevelt’s 1920 Minneapolis election.
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South Dakota
Tennessee
South Carolina
Iowa
North Dakota
Alaska
Vermont
Virginia
Wyoming
Kentucky
New Hampshire
Idaho
Nevada
Lindsley
Eeech
Legion
Dallas
Tex
Wirk Insurance
A. FE. F
Harberd
Sth Louis
Franklin D'Oler
Minneapolis
Colonization Plan Popular With Veterans
California lawmakers approved a land colonization plan for veterans as part of the home and farm aid law but it was put in abeyance due to high costs. A $10 million appropriation exists for farms and homes, with 430 farms already bought for veteran citizens and 1200 home and farm purchase applications received, risking exhaustion of funds before approval.
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California Legisnature
Legionnaires ‘and Welfare Board
Auto Show Brings Return for Jackson Ohio Post
The Jackson Ohio Post of the American Legion hosted an automobile show drawing local dealers, manufacturers, churches, fraternal groups and merchants. Nearly fifty cars were sold or contracted, and the post netted about 1000 dollars from the event.
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Jackson
American Legion Post
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