Poison ivy and sumac dangers urge eradication drives
A U S Department of Agriculture and Public Health Service study warns immunity to ivy and sumac poisoning does not exist and eradication is urgent. It notes washing with soap and water, changing clothing, and strict hygiene as key prevention, cautions against aggressive scrubbing, and states no specific cure exists for poisoning.
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Washington, D. C
United States Department of Agriculture
Public Health Service
United States Treasury Department
Pacific Coast
New Jersey
Delaware
Virginia
Minnesota
Nebraska
Arkansas
Washington
Montana
Colorado
New Mexico
Bloxton Welcomes the New Farmer Ralph Disston
In Bloxton ailing Ralph Disston arrives to claim a seventy year old Page farm. Neighbors rally as Gladys Paxton leads him to recovery aided by a generous gift: a new barn wagon with team from local friends, symbolizing his welcome and future ties to the community.
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Bloxton
Ralph Disston
Gus
Disston
Reuben Page
John Paxton
Hin
Gladys
Dissten
Werewlas
Cooper Brothers
Ciladys
God
Nue
Qine
Clisten
Glladys
Dieston
Gurtig Wis
Mr. Disston
Tron
Cooper
Ralph Tijsston
Living Cost Still Soars Across 50 Cities in 1920
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports rising living costs with food up about 9 percent since January 1919 and overall prices climbing in 50 cities. Minneapolis shows the sharpest year rise at 106 percent, with Chicago Detroit and Springfield next, while lumber and building materials spike 66 percent.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
United States Department of Labor
Minneapolis
Chicago
Detroit
Springfield
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Fal! River
Omaha
Peoria
St. Loui S
St. Paul
Local social visit notes pass at weekend gathering
Mr Hobart Robinson and Mrs Robinson with Mr and Mrs Herbert Lawson and Miss Mary Shuck visited Mr and Mrs Clyde Walls for Walls birthday. Mr and Mrs Charles Snodgrass dined with Mr and Mrs Ora Morgan last Sunday. Will Shuck visited relatives in Indianapolis recently. The report mentions Alva Wright’s young daughter.
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Hobart Robinson
Herbert Lawson
Mary Shuck
Clyde Walls
Mr. Walls
Charles Snodgrass
Mrs. Ora "Morgan
Will Shuck
Indianapolis
Century-Old Walrus Tusks Recovered From Glaciers
From Portland Oregon a steamer named Watae returned with tusks valued at $750000 plus, claimed as walrus tusks removed from Siberian glaciers. The objects are described as more than a hundred years old and linked to Vidivastok trade routes.
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Portland
Watae
Vidivastok
Last Night's Dreams and Its Meanings
A reflection on dream psychology noting that daytime sorrows rarely appear in dreams while daily experiences spark dream content. It cites Goethe and mystics on dream omens, stating dreams provide emotional relief and may forecast peace, success, and affection for the dreamer.
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Goethe
Pork Kidney Recipes In A Vintage Cook Book
Recipes cover kidney preparation and serving ideas with eggs and toast. Instructions describe soaking, trimming, and various cooking steps for pork kidneys, including kidney and egg brunch dishes and a kidney and tripe preparation with herbs. Finished dishes emphasize hot servings with garnish and custard bread desserts.
Pay When Cured Dr Burkhart Remedy Ad
An old advertisement promotes Dr Burkhart's Vegetable Compound for liver kidney stomach trouble constipation cataracts rheumatism and general grip and flu prevention. It urges payment when cured and lists 621 Main street Gin'ti with a 25 cent day treatment, sold at drug stores.
Triumph Pill Ad From National Medical Institute
Ladies urged to request free information on Triumph Pills from the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee Wisconsin. The ad emphasizes irregular or delayed use and promotes safety and dependability, warning against experimenting with other remedies and noting the product is not sold at drug stores.
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National Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Wis
Tabernacle Building Bid Notice for Greencastle
Sealed bids will be received until 4 p m April 10 1920 for the Greencastle Tabernacle Building including the structure and materials except stoves wiring and electric fixtures. Purchaser to wreck and remove at own expense within thirty days. Itemized bill of lumber and materials available. Piano bid also received. Tabernacle Executive Committee guardedly reserves right to reject bids. Raphael chairman.
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Greencastle Tabernacle
Oids
Tabernacle Executive Committee
Veter
Raphael
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Hurst’s Mattresses
Hurst
Greencastle
Hearts OF Gold
By T. B. Alderson
Western Newspaper Union
American Zing Products
Teve
Malta
Alva Wright
Mothier
Donnelly
Tripe Milanaise
Tripe Italienne
Nerece Magwell
Wenera
Manhattan
Stewart
Rogers
Dobbs, Vestal and Rogers
Aucioneers
Indiana
The
Putnam County
Ton ST
Donner
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