Health regained by Davenport doctors Dr Walsh
Charles D. Quick of Cordova Illinois credits Dr Walsh of Davenport with lasting recovery after fourteen years of illness. He suffered catarrh nervous spells back pain kidney weakness poor digestion and sleep problems. After months of treatment he improved greatly and stayed healthy. offices at 124 West Third Street Davenport Iowa offer free examinations with hours across weekdays Saturdays and Sundays.
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Tam
Tecan
Drs. Walsh
Davenport
Illinois
Walsh
St. Anthony's Hospital Bankers and Business
West Third Street
Iowa
Probate actions dominate county court docket
The county court grants multiple administration petitions including Theo Boltenstern as public administrator and William A Spratt. assigns bonds and letters of administration. admits John Henry Eshelman will to probate with $12,000 bond. approves inventories and notices to creditors. sets final hearing dates and approves various executors guardians and conservators along with related claims.
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Theo
Boltenstern
Joseph Johnson
Howard Fitzkee
E. Camp
M. H. Mowen
Chas
S. Young
Helen J. Antes
John Henry Eshelman
Marcus P. Thackaberry
Royce A. Kidder
Margaret Eliza
Beth Eshelman
Harry F. Eshelman
Amos A. Mackey
John H. Spratt
William A. Spratt
Phineas Morrow
Jane Ross
Frederick A. Rahn
Archie Rahn
Galva
Board of Local Improvement
Sarah Faber
Nick Faber
John Root
Andrew Wahlstrom
Olof A. Nostrum
Martha Nostrum
H. D. Fitzkee
Ben Callenberg
John Looney
O. Engstrand
Jonas’ M. Engstrand
Julia I. Cavanaugh
Lawrence Cavanaugh
Feeble yawp over half vote cheer at meeting
A sagacious official explains his half cheer after a candidate name was mentioned. He notes he is a delegate with half a vote, reflecting half a cheer sentiment at the gathering.
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Mater of Cememonies
Fresh Air Helps Fight Tuberculosis Says Expert
Dr. Farrand of the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis warns that only one in a hundred obtain enough fresh air. He says many lack ventilation or open doors and windows, urging work and sleep in the open air as a preventive measure. The association offers a handbook by Dr. Carrington on living and sleeping in open air and will send a synopsis on request at 103 East 22nd Street, New York City.
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National Association
Thomas Spees Carrington
Sirnar Ayn
East 22Nd Street
New York City
Printing Industry Among United States Top Six
Census figures show printing and publishing ranking sixth in value of products among the six leading industries. The sector includes news periodicals, music and books, job shops, binderies, lithography and plate engravings with 31,445 plants nationwide. The industry employs about 258,434 workers plus owners, totaling roughly 388,466.
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Census Bureau
Washington
Coe
United States
Girls Take the Lead in Higher Education
A historical note argues that women dominate higher school enrollment while boys outnumber in kindergarten and elementary levels. A teacher's joke about pedestrians reflects early 20th century attitudes on education and safety.
No Cause to Repent Maudie Divorce Alimony Mentioned
In a domestic note the dialogue states Alice-So Maudie is divorced. The speaker predicts repentance for haste in marriage, while Kate notes Maudie receives $200 a month alimony.
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Alice
Maudie
Kate
HYOMEL Catarrh Remedy Inhaler Ad Claims Quick Cure
An advertisement touts HYOMEL as a rapid cure for catarrh through inhaled air. It promises relief from hawking and discharge, claiming the antiseptic inhaler heals inflamed membranes and ends foul breath. The complete outfit costs $1 with extra bottles 50 cents. Peterson & Wiedenhoeft authorize refunds if dissatisfied.
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Booth's
Peterson&Wiedenhoeft
E. Ae
Jesus Clarifies Divorce Law With Pharisees
In Mark 10 Every action is directed by Jesus as he explains Moses lawful divorce and Gods intent from creation. He teaches that marriage is a union joined by God and that separating spouses is adultery under certain conditions.
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Judael
Jordan
Moses
Jesus
Smoke Inspector and the Chicago Cousin Appointment
A Chicago politician appointed his cousin as smoke Inspector in the old days. He was given no instructions and, after a month, submitted a report stating he had inspected the city’s smoke for thirty days, finding plenty of smoke of apparently good quality. The Courier Journal reports this anecdote.
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Neron de Hornu
Henry County
Chicago
Henry Moon
Ed DeSplinter
Emil Upheil
Annawan
Sam'l Pritchard, Jr
Henry Pritchard
John
Wachs
Atkinson
Annhweer
Courier Journal
Sunday School Suggestion Sparks Gentle Debate
Mrs Benham urges her son to attend Sunday school to straighten out his religious ideas. Mr Benham questions the need as they joke about St Peter at the gate and whether he would be a ticket chopper.
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Benham
St. Peter
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Lacon, Il
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Rock Island
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Castoria
the County Court
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Abaede
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FBR
Washiton, Ork
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Scotts
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
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F. Dow
H. G. Btruck
Crantor
E. Steffen
S W. H. Wilson
Mlingis
Teves sEeiwe
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