Dr Pierce's Medicines and Public Endorsements
A promotional overview extolling Dr. Pierce's medicines including the Gold Medal Discovery and Favorite Prescription. It highlights doctors' endorsements, external bottle labels, and testimonials from medical men praising cures for nervous, digestive, and female health ailments. The piece argues the credibility of the makers and writers, noting free literature offers and distribution through pharmacies.
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Asia
Pierce
Pralya
Teree
Yeading
Finley Alingwood
Dot
Keres
Aimee
Pierve
Priedess Tan
Rlv
Pieten
Buttaio
Donal
Grover Coa
von Aml
Dr. Pierce
Foundry Strike Shuts West River Facility
Foundry workers at the Duplex company plant near West River bridge walk out on strike. Six nonunion men remain at the shop while union members refuse to work. Company officials visited Saturday to inspect the facility and discuss possible settlement. Nonunion hires have started since the strike began, and a committee from Hamilton planned to meet Mr Jackson of the company to negotiate adjustments.
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Duplex
West River Bridge
Monty
Weton Tae
Civ
Homaton
Jackson
Jleundis Corps
Real estate transfers list in Lorain and Elyria regions
A lengthy real estate transfer record lists multiple conveyances in Lorain and surrounding towns, detailing buyers and sellers, parcels in Lorain city and nearby townships, and consideration amounts ranging from 400 to 6 500 dollars. Names include Nethie Gh, Ma liiel Go Wrobe, Matilda A Armstrong, Mike Solomon, Bertha Solomon, Mary Ho Bewarg, Geo 2 Paul haber, George Her, Frank Wiord, Robert J. Cowley, Leonard Warden, Dort Bryan, Carroll L. Smith, Arthur W. Doncaster, Casher S Wellifield, W. HE. Parsons, Alfred Krieg, Hans Olmuts, David Wallace, Charles Dall Jr, Hustle B. Title, W. N. Little, Albert Dorazowski, Celia BE. Gawley, and Hattle EB Little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma Liiel Go Wrobe
Mae Bieta
Pha
Mare iQarur
Ramine
Lurie
Matilda
Armstrong
Wellington
Solomon Vind Firth
Solomon
Mike Solomon
Bertha Solomon
Lervin
Charles J. Kravek
Cty
Lorain
Mary Ho Bewarg
Paulhaber
Elyria
George He.r
Frank Wiord
Migeia
Robert J. Cowley
Gelia DB. Cowley
Leonnard
Warden
Dort Bryan
Anna K. Storch
William Dowl
Georgy J. Krue
Carrolll. Smith
Erez Smith
Arthur W. Doncaster
Cty of
Casher S Wellifield
William Lapp
Amherst
Albert Wockencfuss
Casper
Dellifield
Ling
W. HE. Parsons
Illa M. Parsons
Benjamin Redfarn
PBL
CDO
Alfred Krieg
Hans Olmuts
David Wallace
Charles Dall, Jr
Hustle B. Title
W. N. Little
Albert Dorazowski
Wornin
Celia BE. Gawley
Hattle EB
La Nuit Porte Conrail A Tale Of The Third Generation
In cold morning light a man confronts doubt after a night of fevered talk with his lover. She awakens hopeful and fiercely in love, seeking reassurance as they prepare to depart. They readying tasks, gifts, and parting letters unfold amid plans and a climactic departure, with themes of love, ambition, and risk.
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la Nuit Porte Conrail
Lis
Sl Curmus
Anivkin
Ciy
Lae
Chicago Express
Avice
Wbrary
Marchin
Annetje van Schonle
Muspeth Kill
Long Island
New Haarlem
Manhattan
Miling
Avicel
Madison Avenue
Rulon Shepler
Dreaming by Lide Donham ends in moral change
A poetic piece recounts a dream of a young beloved boy altered by a fall from grace. The speaker reflects on idealized love, a fall into temptation, repentance, and a merciful God sparing the beloved from ruin. The text closes noting a church bake sale at Wilkins' Furniture store on April 19, 1921.
WEST RIDGE SPRING CROP LABOR AND TON SILINE NOTICE
Farmers busy planting spring crops on the West Ridge. Local residents, including Mrs M Stanson and Aly Hoffman of Oberlin, are noted in recent visits. An urgent health warning promotes TON SILINE as the cure for sore throat to prevent diphtheria and related illnesses. available from all druggists at 25c and 50c, by The Tonsiline Co of Canton, Ohio.
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M. Stanson
Oberlin
Aly, Hoffman
Mer. Devert
1 Miso
Stenay
der. Decher
Tre
Vir
Mrs. Moore
United States
The
Tonsiline Co
The Principal Question and Othello References
A fragmentary collage notes dialogue about love and marriage with references to Dobbs and Til-Bita. It mentions an alimony question and a Chicago Daily News blurb about Othello's Economy. Names include Dobbs, Til-Bita, Smith, Jones, Wugelns, and Chicago Daily News.
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Smith
Wugelns
Jones
Chicago Daily News
Hardyfood promises longer life and better digestion
An advertisement touts Hardyfood wheat as the superior diet for strength and longevity. It argues modern Americans live longer by avoiding overwork and heavy meals, praising refined wheat products for digestion, stamina, and overall health. It urges readers to buy Hardyfood, corn 10 cents, from grocers.
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York
Ardyrood
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Eures
Wonama
Myry
de Vieree
Lieree
Plerre
Seul
Tees Ab
Tir
Pierre
Jan
Davatids
Surieih Lustum
Batfala
Tois
Tietve
EITH
Palms Shoe
Broad St
Wallington
A. F. Hopkins
Mer
Goodsell Clothing CO
Broadway, Pacata, Oo
Spenders
Uppsala
Glaaedt
Tavius
EB Sb
Shepler
Spuyten Duyvil
Ludson
Wall Street
Boyt
Rone
Ann
Aris
Eomusk
WNL
Lide Donham
Lestie Boy
Ruby Lipa
Childieh Brace
Bea Gloriou
M.S
M. EL Church
Wilkins’ Purniture
West Ridge
Canton
Ohi
Othells
Gould
Smith Bros
Smith Brothers
George Murphey
Ghichester
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