Willions for a New Stomach Willions for a New Stomach
An advertisement promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy to improve digestion and strengthen the system against disease. It argues happiness comes from health, claims the product aids digestion, blood nourishment, and tissue formation, and notes it contains no alcohol or narcotics.
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Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel and “Surgical Institute
Buffalo
Dr. Fierce
Fas
Ottawa Log Saw Ottawa Brings Fast Cuts and Low Cost
A new power log saw claims faster wood cutting with lower cost and more uptime. The Ottawa features a high power motor, oscillating magnetometers, and a friction clutch controlled by a lever for quick start and stop without engine halt. It targets lower prices than similar saws and emphasizes reliability.
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Rheins
Ottawa
Chapter V Warning at Five Oclock Juin
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a warning at five o'clock in June relating to UWarris Tate beurre the house. The readable segment hints at a procedural or ceremonial cue but lacks clear actions or identities beyond those terms.
Westward land schemes divide Harris family on farm
In the Harris homestead Beulah quarrels with her father over moving West for homesteads as Riles pushes land opens. Beulah and Jim work together to manage cows and the farm while Allan contemplates a future tied to the old homestead and its hard work.
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Allan
Beulah
Warris
Harris
Riles
Department of the Interior
Rocky Mountains
Jim
Beulih
Kiaws
Ian
Nail
Elena
Hungry Hungry
John Harris leaves a Canadian town to homestead in Manitoba with Mary their marriage begins a prairie farming life. After hardship Mary gloomily endures loneliness and a son Allan is born as twenty five years pass Harris seeks wealth while Mary and Beulah cope with the farm life and family tensions.
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John Harris
Manitoba
Mary
Harris
Allan
Garris
Beulah
Jim Travers
Picnic Etiquette Debate Continues After 30
A humorous discussion notes that after age 30, excluding someone from a picnic avoids provoking conflict. The remark suggests social balance and choosing invitations carefully to maintain harmony.
Crime Roundup and Local Notices From Iowa Chronicle
Two men and a woman robbed Oak general merchandise in Glidden and fled. Citizens of Spencer and virinity donated 500 for Armenian orphans in Constantinople. Ralph Gibson 43 of Shell Rock strangled by accident at an oil shelter. Relatives found his body. Cascade partners hoard crops for higher prices next spring. Cass County Fair plans buy two five acre tracts for grounds. Mrs M A Gadsby of Waukon moves to St Joseph Missouri to live with son Clyde Dewey. Fred Dewey’s son killed by clothing caught in corn elevating machine. Edward Hines Negro arrested in Waterloo for alehouses mash found fermenting. William Logan killed by explosion at Malvern rendering plant. Ida Molley of Albion named best club girl. state rep for livestock show. Bessie Kinney of Shenandoah drops suit for alienation of affection. Wilson Huff 15 dies in gasoline can explosion while burning dead grass. H M Bentley and F M Woods acquitted of fraud in Wayne County. Senator Kenyon to push department of social welfare headed by a woman cabinet member, supported by President-elect Harding. Will Lyon collapses in Minneapolis while suing Burlington for 125000. Mrs Alexander Brown burned to death at Algona. son discovers body. Jefferson Township Farmers Club fines violator Sam Gillespie for livestock shouting. other violators fined. Hunters fill stalls with horses and cattle. Poland China sale tops at 525. Orange Piece boar praised. another sale planned February. John W Gray Ottumwa police chief and detective dies at 62. John Watts, former editor of Des Moines Leader, dies at Ames. funeral at daughter’s home.
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Oak
Glidden
Spencer and
Virinity
Constantinople
Ralph Gibson
Shell Rock
Cascade
Cass County Fair Association
M. A. Gadsby
Waukon
St. Joseph
Clyde Dewey
Fred Dewey
Primghar
Iowa
Edward Hines
Waterloo
William Logan
Malvern
Logan
Ida Molley
Albion
Lowa
Chicago
Bessie W. Kinney
Shenandoah
Carrie D. Stickler
C. L. Kinney
Wilson Huff
R H. Maidmant
Humboldt
H. M. Bentley
F. M. Woods
Associated Packing Company
Wayne County
Corydon
Senator Kenyon
Department of Social Welfare
Harding
Will Lyon
Clinton
Burlington Railroad
Minneapolis
Lyon
Council Bluffs
Burlington
Alexander Brown
Kossouth County
Algona
A J Brown
Jefferson Township
W. H. Ellsworth & Sons
Goldbard
G Tlenry
Sheldon Agill
Degtr
Sam Thompson
Marion
Joe Werner
Eigle Grove
Glia
John W. Gray
Ottumwa
Middle West
John Watts
Es Moines Leader
Letter from Kansas woman praises Lydia E. Pinkham remedy
Mrs Eva E Seay of Garnett Kansas says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her after a nervous breakdown following childbirth. She details weakness left side pain and limited mobility, notes relief after the second dose and continued improvement after five bottles. She would use the medicine again and recommends it to others.
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Garnett
Kas
Lydia E.” Pinkham
Eva E, Seay
Garnett, Kansas
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