And Still They Gome Stories From Iowa Voices Praising Trutuna
Waterloo carpenter E. J. Grieger praises Trutona claiming it cured stomach troubles and dizziness. He says his health improved, bowels regular, and he feels renewed. Trutona is sold in Maquokeia at Broxam and Hincksey's Drug Store.
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Gome
Iowa
Trutuna
E. J. Grieger
Waterloo
Lafayette Street
Trutens
Maquokeia
Broxam and
Hincksey's
Why the Idea For Town Newspapers to Seek Power
A town paper is a servant of the public and a tool for progress, not a dictator’s throne. Publicity drives business and government action, with promoters courting editorial endorsement to spread news for community events and revival efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dt 49
Press as wheel of Maquoketa growth in local paper role
A Sen tinel editorial urges the Maquoketa press to act as a constructive community partner. It argues newspapers should lead in civic movements and economic progress rather than be seen as dictatorial rulers, envisioning the press as a working wheel in the town’s machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
Maquoketa
Maquokete
Fall's Catarrh Medicine for Deafness Cure Claim
Catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by ear applications as the diseased portion of the ear cannot be reached. Fall's Catarrh Medicine is advertised as a constitutional remedy that acts through the blood to reduce inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and restore normal hearing. Circulars free. All Druggists, F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Board Orders Patriot Line In Clinton Schools
The Clinton school board met at four o'clock in the City National Bank to pass a resolution declaring no teacher in the district may present social economic or political ideas not aligned with American principles. Offenders face suspension without pay on first offense and dismissal on second. the superintendent and business manager must enforce the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Board of Cdeation
Independent School District
City National Bank
United States
Clinton Sehoul
The Ideal Purgative for All Ages Sold Locally
An elderly tone advertises Chamberlain's Tab Iets as a reliable purgative. It claims strength for adults and mildness for children, promising an agreeable bowel movement without griping and easy, pleasant consumption. Sold by Broxam Hinckley and Stagck Luckiesh.
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Broxam & Hinckley
Stagck & Luckiesh
Mend Your Own Faults and Then Tell Others Motto
A concise proverb-like note urges correcting personal faults first before advising others. It contrasts sequences of self-improvement with lecturing neighbors, emphasizing proper order in moral guidance and social conduct.
One Name to Yellow Lichen
The rocky pass called the Golden gate to Yellowstone park owes its color and name to yellow lichen covering its walls. Indescribable hues of the hot spring terraces arise mainly from minute points flourishing in the overflow water.
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Golden Gate
Yellowstone Park
Gibraltar of America. Potent defense cited in uncertain text
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a phrase about a impregnable defense, mentioning Gibraltar and American context amid garbled wording. No clear events, dates, or entities beyond these terms.
Clinton shoppers and travelers cross paths in pieces
Local notices recap residents shopping in Clinton and visiting Cedar Rapids, Ames, and Iowa City. It highlights students entering training, lectures on child nutrition, and community dinners, then shifts to a wartime reflection on disabled veterans and Sergeant York, criticizing delayed government rehab programs and honoring unnamed heroes.
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Walter Myatt
Cedar Rapids
W. S. Hill
Everett Schoenthaler
Miss Arla
Iowa City
Nurses' Training School
Verde Anderson
Ames
Margaret Baker
Will Hukelman
Maquoketa
J. J. Snyder
George Snyder
Nis Farm
America
Indiana
York Farm
York
All America
Clinton
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Chicago
Ksasas City
Washington
San Francisco
France
No-Man’s Land
Aly
Hero Sergeant York Noted for Valor in World War I
The famous Sergeant Alvin C. York of Tennessee earned high honors for conspicuous valor during the World War I conflict. His remarkable actions aboard the Western Front brought him national fame and admiration from the public and military leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin G. ‘York
Tennessee
America
Prisoners singe yet honor the sacrifices noted
A Clinton Advertiser item notes that despite scars and singed hands, thirty two prisoners face their hardships with courage and honor, honoring sacrifices made amid difficult times.
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Clinton Advertiser
Lines to Be Remembered
A reflective note on virtue and risk links great and noble deeds to courage in the face of danger. The speaker suggests evil acts are base while a virtuous act may require risking all for a higher good.
They're Betting On Beard Tricks By Women In The Future
A French scientist foresees a future race where bearded women perform feats to attract men. The item notes bets on women exhibiting beard making tricks beyond men’s dreams.
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Trutona
Ieee Jackson
Jackman County
the Sentinel
Geo. W. Brown
G. Young
Jackson County
Canada
The
Prince Albert
Praga
P. A
Gibraltar
Ictal
Ivertiser
Rox
Adlers
Reed Baby Carriage
A. FL Lamley
Riverside
Poland
Blake
H. Drumm
Western Avenue
Andrew
Jaegee Farm
Wallace Gibson
North Deerborn Street
South Main St
Iind China Sears
Martin Teshak
Frank Ellis
Oce
Chas. Kokemuller, Baldwin
Towa
China
R. D. Rockwell
Fulton
G. Wurster
Jersey
Holtz
North Decker Street
W. Carlake
Post Ofice
James
Mary Brittell
Digite Us
Collins Bros
Emma
Laura
Arla Schoenthaler
Edmund Hill
Olven Fresh
Martenson
Ries
Lyons
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