Four Weeks in Hospital in Cleveland Woman Recovers
Mrs. W. C. Brown of 2844 W 12th St Cleveland describes four weeks in hospital with debilitating lower body pain and fainting. After starting Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she improved rapidly, urging others to buy the remedy at their local drugstore before leaving hospital.
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Mrs. Brown
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cleveland
Ohio
Lydia Bi
Pinkham
W. C. Brown
12Th St
Individual's Needs in Food and Digestive Health
An 19th century reflection on diet stresses personal suitability of food and portion size. It argues digestion improves when meals fit the individual, noting how robust workers may tolerate larger meat-based diets while others with heavy workloads or little exercise need lighter, appropriate portions to avoid indigestion.
Freezone corn remedy promises painless removal
Cincinnati authority promotes a topical treatment called freezone to lift corns from feet. A few drops on a tender corn relieve pain, shrink the area, and the corn lifts out with root intact. A small bottle costs little and should remove any hard or soft corn or callus.
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Cincinnati
Ady
Prefers Home Amid Turbulent Speech of Maeher and Maeher
Fragmentary dialogue shows a daughter arguing about singing and life choices. Maeher expresses regret at potential consequences of being discovered unable to sing while the other speaks of fear and fatigue. The exchange hints at family pressure and personal conflict within a domestic setting.
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Mamma
Maeher
Minimnea
Physical Impossibility In Sharp Exchange Recounted
A brief excerpt shows a terse exchange where one speaker urges a sharp reply while the other admits lacking more than a few coins. The dialogue hints at a stubborn, tight situation and a cautious response. The tone suggests humor and domestic shorthand typical of a serialized page item.
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Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Western
Ottawa
Can
W. V. Bennett
Bee
Omaha
Danish Falls to Celebrate Independence and Registration Day
Cedar Falls hosts a dual celebration on June 5, marking Danish independence and Registration Day. Denmark's 75 volunteers serving in U S forces will be honored, alongside local youths enlisting from Winneshiek and surrounding counties. Citizens readied for war effort as Davenport plans 1916 Iowa Manufacturers' convention and local civic projects proceed.
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Cedar Falls
Harding
Iowa State Teachers’ College
United States
Clarksville
U. S
Glenn Ramsey
Quincey Rains
Herbert Heap
D. S
John Weller
U. S. Marines
Chas. Reitz
Chas. Cheever
Lawrence Mott
Regular Army
Fay Duane
U. S. Cavalry
Howard King
4Th
WU. 8
Davenport
Iowa Manufacturers’ Association
Clinton
J. R. Mulrooney
Fort Dodge
Liberty
Clement Merritt
Waterloo
Fort Snelling
James Brearton
Winneshiek County
Ossian
Highlandville
Calmar
Fort. Atkingon
Decoral
J. Krueger
Sioux City
Webster City
Stewart
Stuart
Sheldon
Christian Reformed Dutch Church
Ninth Street
France
D. C. Johnston
Graham Fisher
Ida Grove
Battery A
National Guard
David Olsen
Boone
Kenerson McNeil
Red Cross
William Eberhardt
Amos
Aldin
Elizabeth Eberhardt
James Jasperson
McGregor
Missouri Valley
Clarinda
William Beeck
Tennant
Webster County
Harlan
LeMars Choral Club
Boone Rnd Cross Chapter
Maurten G
Daredevil) Shillinglaw
George Shillinglaw
Cedar Rapids
Clarke County War
Grinnell
Toiday
Theodore Maarburg
Belgium
Black Hawk County
A. A. Burger
Mahaska County
Oskaloosa
White
Toledo
Prank
James Hala
Frank
Bedford
Dulidines
N. Joyce Place
Maine
Frank GB. Joyce
Charles Brooks
Wooters
State Agricultural College
Magnolia
Iowa
C. ©. McNeil
Shaldon
Henry Lutiens
United States Veterinary
Sac
Cherokee
Ida
Buena Vista
John Squires
Osage
Farmers ‘State Bank of Logan
State Banking Department
A. F P. Preenan
Progressive Women of
Monona
The
Archie Campbell
Order
Woodward
Alcohol and the Soldier Debate Courts Question of Alcohol's Effect
A noted scholar in Sydney argues alcohol undermines military discipline and harms judgment, conscience, and morality. He cites cases from a military camp to claim alcohol quickly degrades a soldier into a beast and fuels misery and vice, urging nations to address drink problems.
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Thomas Anderson Etuart
Sydney
Australi
Alcohal
Optimistic Outlook for Distillers Under Prohibition
Midas's criterion voices a bright view for distillers, predicting no money loss from prohibition and little push for personal liberty. It projects 5 million motor cars in five years with eight mpg and 20 million gallons daily fuel use, totaling about 8.76 billion gallons annually, suggesting distilleries would be well utilized and denatured alcohol not taxed at $1.10 per gallon.
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Mida
Nand
Amida
United States
Beverages Called Unsafe By Alienist Editor
Dr Charles P. Trughes, editor of the Alienist and Neurologist, declares alcoholics pose dangers to brain and nervous system. He cites laboratory and clinical testimony from hospitals and families to label beer and wine as poisons unfit for the family table and public bar.
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Catal
Alentiel i
Hater Beyone
Charles Pb. Trughes
Alienist
Neurologist
Personal Liberty and Milwaukee Meeting Invitations
Billy Sunney held meetings in Milwaukee inviting large department stores and industrial firms to attend on special evenings. Brewers and liquor interests opposed the plan and urged local witnesses to stop employers from attending. A department store manager printed copies of the letter with an insert referencing the brewers and their brand of personal liberty.
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Billy Sunney
Milwaukee
Lrge
Innenwuich
Tie
Strange Uprising Echoes Prohibition Debate
A preacher quotes a critic asking why a rising anti liquor movement is surprising. The speaker retorts that it is surprising only that recent generations did not act sooner to eradicate liquor, lamenting past neglect by forebears and expressing resolve to act now.
National Capital brewery plans to convert to ice plant
The Washington brewery anticipates a dry district move and begins converting its beer factory into an ice event facility to support new beverages and storage needs.
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National Capital Brewery
Washington
Better Ices for Saloonmen Proposal
A shadowed argument contends saloon closures cost bartenders their jobs more than licenses would. If licenses end, patrons would still find work. but removing bartenders forces many to seek better employment, harming the poor reliant on tavern hours.
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Lister
Noleense
Fragmented dialogue on farming and transportation terms
A garbled exchange discusses a range of topics from proper channels in transitions to dental interests. The speakers reference Finnicky, Fuller, Gilse tees, and Micin, with odd spellings and place names like Chesterfield and Guithallen Tirmers.
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Fintish
Finnicky
Fuller
Fitish
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