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Newspaper

Jackson Sentinel

Location

Maquoketa, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1919

Page

3

NOTES FROM ROUTE TWO FIELD REPORTS IN IOWA FARM JOURNAL

Howard Morehead and others on Route Two expand cattle feeding and seed clover fields. Silos rise at Mathews Flathers Schnezer Wilson Bradler and Mrs Beker. Merrick tends seed clover windrows. Carstensen sells hogs amid rising prices while Maquoketa buyers trend. The Farmers Union Creamery in Lost Nation area operates despite roads and labor challenges.

Howard Morehead Jackson Route Two Byron Mathews Ohn Flathers Emil Schnezer William Wilson Mel Bradler Mrs. Beker H. Carstensen Carstensen Lost Nation George Donaldson Maquoketa Drr. Donaldson Donaldson Farmers Union Creamery Company Frank Wirth M. Wjemer Thompson Heed Monmouth Andrew Emeline Equity Creamery Farmers Equity Farmers Union Creamery Co Jackson County

Kidney health pills praised in testimonial notice

Mrs. L.G. of 508 Std Av Sions Falls writes Foley Kidney Pills "invigorate strengthen and beat inactive work and diseased kidneys and bladder" after suffering kidney trouble with pains headaches rheumatic pains and swelling. She claims relief and says she is well now. Sold everywhere.

Foley Endney Sions Falls Foley

Amen Corner Origins Reflected In Lenten Recitation

A fragmented account traces the phraseAmen Corner to Lent customs. It notes a pause after Paternoster prayers and a local mis cue that allegedly spread the idea of saying Amen at street corners. The text mixes garbled phrases and uncertain names, offering a curious but unclear historic claim.

Carey

Stil Searching for Atlantis in Lost Continent Depths

A fragmented account suggests searches for Atlantis amid deep sea expeditions. Researchers press explorations using nets and historical jars, hoping to uncover evidence of a drowned civilization and relics from a vanished land.

Atlantis

Back Hurts Begin on Salts and Kidney Health

Advice warns meat eaters to flush kidneys with four ounces of Rad Salts daily. It claims uric acid from meat clogs kidney pores causing rheumatic and bladder issues. Jad Salts, made from lemon and acid, is pitched as safe and inexpensive to maintain kidney function.

Treves City Square Hosts Red Cross Directory

In Treves Germany the city center marked by an ancient cross monument becomes the hub of Allied forces operations. American Red Cross officials convert a nearby monument into a directory listing all Red Cross activities in the city, as shown in the pictured display.

Treves Germany Nrtary Red Cross

Chamberlain's Tablets Promise Gentle Relief for Constipation

The ad touts Chamberlain's Tablets as an excellent remedy for constipation, noting they aid bowel regularity with a mild and pleasant action. It recommends a two trial at a cost of a quarter and emphasizes diet and exercise for overall health.

Gloom and Glayness in a Rochester Post-Express Quote

A Rochester Post-Express quote contrasts gloom and optimism about civilization’s recovery after a blow. It defines the pessimist as one who believes centuries are needed for recovery and the optimist as someone who sees ample centuries ahead.

Rochester Post-Express

Red Cross Aid to Serbia Expands After U S Entry

In 1917 the Red Cross sent a full commission to Serbia, establishing hospitals and relief operations for refugees. They fed, clothed, and treated the sick, supplied the army with dental care, farm machinery, and seeds, and aided children as Serbs sought to reclaim their land amid wartime devastation.

Red Cross Serbia United Staes Ted Cross

Birds Moved North by Storms Explain Odd Range Shifts

Birds swept far north of normal range by cyclonic winds may be blown offshore and out to sea. If they survive the voyage, the turning winds can eventually bring them ashore again, suggesting storms drive unusual bird displacements.

Cake birthday cake with tombstone decorations

Lucilie’s mother recalls a birthday party where a cake with little tombstones caused unease while a guest named Doris asked if everyone had a good time. The exchange highlights the odd reaction to the cake and the sentiment of the gathering.

Lucilie Doris

Almost Universal Symbol in Ancient and Pre-Columbian Cultures

The symbol has appeared across diverse cultures from Bissarlik near Troy to Buddhist inscriptions and Gand Gaza coins. It is found on Swedish rock carvings, Celtic stones in Britain, and pre-Columbian American indigenous artifacts, illustrating wide historical use.

Bissarlik Ancient Troy Yadia Gaza Corinth Sweden Britain America

Useful as Well as Cheap Automobile Aids

A brief item notes inexpensive automobile accessories described as useful for household purposes. One drop relieves a squeaking door hinge or a heavy running sewing machine, to be wiped on with absorbent cotton.

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