Hypo-Cod claims cure for bronchial cough and weakness
A testimonial from Lola Howard of Roungestown Illinois extols Earle’s Hypo-Cod for bronchial trouble and stubborn cough. She says the remedy stopped her coughing within days, strengthened her, and helped others recover, with many users reporting relief and renewed energy after three to five bottles. The product is advertised as sold by local merchants.
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Trier
Earte
Giese
Earle
Ulad
Lola Howard
Sherwood Ave
Rounges
Qhin
Arles
Farhe
Prowler
Pine
Capeite P. I
Wait Before Marriage Rector’s Divorce Care
CaoleOR reports unions in NOVUINGEE MO plan a boycott to cut living costs by avoiding eggs and butter until prices drop. Miners join in, aiming for 60 days of action. other unions to assist. In Washington on June 22 Rev Dr William Sheafe Chase urged a two week cooling off period before marriage to the House Judiciary Committee, leading a Brooklyn delegation seeking action on classified acts.
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Novuingee
Dan theeTo
Washington
Perial
William Sheafe Chase
Christ Church
Brooklyn
House
De.Chase
Wahington
Call for Uniform Divorce Laws Touted by California Prohibitionist
A California Prohibitionist Representative Randall urges a constitutional amendment to pave the way for uniform divorce laws nationwide. The Brooklyn clergyman warns that delaying changes from single to double marriage could reduce hasty marriages, a factor he links to rising divorces.
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Randall
California
Bates
Brooklyn
Aged Recluse Elizabeth Hoyt Found Burned to Death
In Orange, Nodara county, Elizabeth O Hoyt aged seventy living alone at 72 Steuben street was found dead from burns in her dining room chair after neighbors failed to see her for days. Mrs Milward Kun kele reported entering the house and discovering the body. authorities suspect a fire from a gas gesture, Hoyt had resided there for 30 years.
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Elizabeth O. Hoyt
Steuben Street
Milward Kunkele
Hoyt House
Dinimg
Miss Hoyt
Ex Chief of Choctaws Dies in Oklahoma
PAIHUNA Okla Jan 21 Gilbert Wy Dukes ex chief of the Choctaws dies. Born in the Choctaw Nation Indian Territory and later living within that nation his entire life the ex leader was widely known for his service to the tribe.
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Paihuna
Okla
Jan
Indian Territory
Gilbert Wy Dukes
Choctaw chief dies at home after year of service
A respected principal chief of the Choctaws died at his home a few days ago. He was regarded as one of the era’s most distinguished Native Americans and left a lasting impact on his tribe through leadership and advocacy. The passing is noted by regional papers as a significant loss to the Choctaw Nation.
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Rheims
Marquis of
Polignac
Miss Singer
Washington
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