Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement Notice
A testimonial from a Geneseo resident praises Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney complaints with rapid relief after one box. The reviewer reports no recurrence and urges purchase through FosterMilburn Co Buffalo as sole agents for the United States, with the familiar reminder to remember the name Dean's.
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Absent Sons and Daughters Urged to Write to Aging Parents
A reflective piece emphasizes the duty of children to keep in touch with aging mothers and fathers. It laments the decline of letter writing and warns that postcards cannot replace heartfelt letters, noting the emotional toll as days pass and parents await news from children who are growing up and building their own lives.
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Vision of Moab Destruction and Lament in Ancient Writ
Fragmentary text describes Moab’s downfall with lament, cries, and desolation. It mentions cities like Zoar and Nimrim, mentions ages and warfare, and foresees three years of trouble and weeping. The passage evokes a prophetic oracle, not a narrative.
Signs of Eye Strain and Related Symptoms
The article outlines symptoms linked to eye strain such as watering of the eyes, headaches, a sense of pressure, fullness in the eyeballs, and fatigue. It notes accompanying issues like vertigo, breath difficulty, and sleeplessness, especially in sedentary or indoor workers, with a focus on age and nervous system tone.
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Pine Species Of Southeastern United States
An article outlines four important pine species in the southeastern United States the longleaf loblolly shortleaf and Cuban pines. It notes color differences and main uses with U S Department of Agriculture Forest Service detailing physical properties and applications for each species. It also adds quirky items about spelling missteps and presidential widows with mail privileges.
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Pottery Industry Growth in Illinois and Nation
A read of Illinois pottery marks and national output shows the industry expanding. United States production nears 34 million dollars last year, with double growth in a decade and a strong rise in value and use of ware.
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Pennsylvania
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Jefferson Middleton
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Iron eating microbe found in Italy threatens railway iron
Italian engineers near Reggio report rail accidents suggesting a defect in the rails. A government inspector notes hollowed sections and a liquid secreted by a microbe that eats iron, raising concerns about rail integrity and ongoing maintenance risks.
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Galva Couples Wed in Grace Church and Baptist Parsonage
The Galva Standard reports weddings of Miss Nelson and Miss Reed, both Galva graduates and teachers, marrying Mr Reed and Mr Nelson. The ceremonies occurred at Grace Episcopal Church and the Baptist parsonage with Rev. Peck officiating. The brides are praised as esteemed teachers and the grooms as respected post office staff. The couples plan to return to Galva after November 1.
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Kewanee Poultry Show Promises Statewide Talent
The Kewanee Poultry and Pet Stock Association promotes a six to seven week push toward its annual exhibit from December 4 to 9 in Assembly Hall. Twenty five members met in city hall to plan, noting last year’s 520 fowls and statewide export of 1990 birds. Judges include H H Pickett of Indianapolis and Dr McCord of Danville.
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Peanut Worming Causes Great Damage Across Peanut Crops
The Department of Agriculture reports an insect with a shell pecking bill has damaged the peanut crop. Losses exceed 3 million dollars from a crop valued at about 215 million. The mechanical thresher and picker contribute to shell breakage, raising entry for pests. Nearly 590 men leave the British army yearly due to heart and other defects linked to army training.
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Dasheen Potatoes Could Rival Regular Spuds in U S
Dasheen is a tuber about as large as a potato with four nutty flavors and double the protein of the Irish potato. Government experiments show dasheen grown in Japan and Trinidad yields about seven pounds per hill, fifteen tons per acre, thriving in wet Gulf states soil.
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Origin of Certain Names
Valley Forge in Chester County Pennsylvania named for Valley Creek mouth and a forge by Isaac Potts before the Revolution. Wheeling in West Virginia linked to an Indian term meaning place of a human head and early Native interpretations. Yengee and related forms reflect how Massachusetts pronunciation and colonial wars shaped name usage across states. From Bulletin 197 United States Geological Survey.
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St Johns Lutheran plans new Springfield church edifice
A contract is set for constructing a new St Johns Lutheran church in Springfield. The building will cost about 30000 and replace the downtown church. The Lincoln pew and Abe Lincoln related relics will be moved to the new edifice and honored. A business block will occupy the site at Monroe and Teg streets. The pew sits 404 and the design is by architect Whitsitt with terra cotta trimming.
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Counterfeiter 15 Given Six Months in Peoria Workhouse
In Peoria federal court last Friday Hall of Rock Island pleaded guilty to counterfeiting nickels and received six months in the Peoria workhouse. William Elord Clark of Milan was found guilty of mailing obscene material and fined 409 dollars. Mark wrote a book describing political and social conditions in Springfield, claimed to hate found them after investigation, and was arrested for its content.
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