Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed for Backache Relief
An old advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for back trouble attributed to kidney inflammation. It includes a Boise Idaho testimonial, price details, and dealer information. Additional content presents short anecdotes and quotes on varied topics from a periodical page.
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Dean
Warren
Boise
Idaho
Doan
Dean's
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Ohio Woman Quits Coffee After Hard Struggle
A testimonial from an Ohio woman describes debilitating heart trouble, nerv ous prostration, and emaciation driven by coffee. She credits Postum with easing symptoms, stating health improved, nerves steadied, and energy returned after quitting coffee and adopting the beverage.
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Ohio
Wellville
Jowans Herd Of Trained Horses On Iowa Farm
An Iowa farmer B Cimi fotti of Cerro Gordo county owns 30 golden creams with 10 trained to perform stunts. The herd ages two to eight years and weighs 1000 to 1150 pounds, 16 hands high. They execute gaits, canter, trot, side step, and tricks like standing on heads and dancing. They count aloud, pick up items, kneel for mounting, and perform a square dance drill with unison.
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Iowa
B. Cimifotti
Cerro Gordo County
Famous Wrestler Claimed by Iowa from Farmer Burns to Gotch
Iowa claims Frank Gotch mentor and his famed wrestler Burns. The Little Rock resident, now in Omaha for schooling, is 48 with a career spanning 6 000 to 7 000 matches and over 1 700 pupils. A total abstainer, Burns raises two sons Raymond and Harry as wrestlers while continuing physical culture work and reportedly earned 100 dollars daily training Gotch before the Chicago match.
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Burns
Little Rock
Omaha
Frank Gotch
Raymond
Harry
Chicago
Hackenschmidt
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Iowa woman Succeeds in Children's Opera Work
Hortense R. Reynolds of Des Moines rose from public school music director to touring opera producer focused on children. In Indianapolis she explained her goal to educate through The House That Jack Built using Mother Goose rhymes, touring multiple cities and funding charities through performances.
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Iowa
Hortense R. Reynolds
Des Moines
America
Indianapolis
Jack
Denver
Detroit
Milwaukee
Secrets of horse tricks return from India in study
An animal trainer explains horses are easily taught through repetition and blind habits while noting the limits of their intelligence. Prof W L Porter, who went to Rawal Pindi to teach at Gordon Memorial College, returned home in June due to his wife's health.
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W. L. Porter
Winterset
Rawal Pindi
India
Gordon Memorial College
United Presbyterian Church
Ackley minister credited for Chinese mission success
Rev. Alonzo Fisher of Ackley Iowa is credited with baptizing 800 Chinese and spreading Christianity in the Orient. He has spent five years in China conducting missionary work and reports unusual success in the field.
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Orient
Alonzo Fisher
Ackley
China
Pastor Refuses Offer From Terre Haute Church
Rev W L Alexander pastor of the Mount Vernon Methodist Church has declined a lucrative call from a wealthy Terre Haute Indiana church. Five hundred members of the Iowa Funeral Directors Association plan a Des Moines convention May 24 25 and 26 marking the association's thirtieth annual gathering. Estimated cost of new Newton brick paving in the coming season runs near $100000 across 45 blocks. A proverb notes many have made their mark in the world by making a mark on others.
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W. L. Alexander
Mount Vernon
Terre Haute
Ind
Lowa Funeral Directors’ Association
Des Moines
Newton
Pastor Leaves Storm Lake for Milwaukee Call
Rev. Richard Masndschke, who has served six years as pastor of the German Lutheran church at Storm Lake, has accepted a call from a Milwaukee congregation and will leave soon to begin his new duties. The local church has released him.
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Richard Masndschke
German Lutheran Church At
Storm Lake
Haa
Milwaukee
Jowa Horticultural Paper Receives State Filing
The Iowa horticultural paper aims to serve the state's horticulture interests. Articles of incorporation for the National Horticultural Publishing Company were filed with the secretary of state in Des Moines, establishing Council Bluffs as the home office.
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Lowa J
National Horticultural Publishing Company
Des Moines
Council Bluffs
Perry school board ends year long play project
The city school board of Perry decided to do away with a close play for the year, stating that preparing the production consumed too much time from regular school work.
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City School Board of
Perry
Owans On World Tour From Dallas Center Group
A party of eight from Dallas Center and nearby left San Francisco on February 6 aboard the steamship Cleveland for a world cruise. The group includes Dr and Mrs B Criley Mr and Mrs Clyde Brenton Mr and Mrs H M Schamel K Hi Paul all of Dallas Center and Charles Morris from near Waukee.
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Dallas Center
San Francisco
Cleveland
B, H. Criley
Clyde B. Brenton
H. M. Schamel
K. Hi. Paul
Charles Morris
Waukee
County Board Rejects Raises for Deputy Officers
Madison county board of supervisors found it unnecessary to raise salaries to retain deputy county officers in office, deciding no pay increases were warranted to keep staff.
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Board of Supervisors
Madison County
Ofice
Incubator Comedy and Odd Fragments From The Klondike
A collage of clipped tidbits includes a Klondike incubator joke with an old hen and ducks, a mention of Von Moltke and Kitchener, a Boston Post line, a lawyer’s courtroom quip, and a Norwich speech by former Connecticut Gov. George F. P. McLean, reflecting era humor and political aside.
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von Moltke
Denmark
Kitchener
Boston Post
General Assembly
Wea
Norwich
George FP. McLean
Connecticut
Peanut shells and Postum fuel a labor war
An American Journal of Obstetal Medicine editorial defends C. W. Post of Battle Creek Michigan as a strong foe of labor unions. It claims unions threaten liberty, mocks a rumor of empty peanut shells shipped to Post’s plant, and praises Post’s anti union stance while criticizing labor tactics.
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C. W. Post
Battie Creek
Michigan
St. Post
Labor Trust
Post
Battle Creek
John Fitzgerald
Chicago Federation of Labor
Fitzgerald
Poat
Hes
American Journal of Olitoal Medicine
Building brain and muscle through proper foods
An article in a prominent magazine discusses dietary choices to enhance brain and muscle development, noting oatmeal as a surprising inclusion. The piece, echoed in public discourse, mentions familiar brand lines and a trustful tone for consumer advice.
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Mr. Clmijottes
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