Begin Hot Water Drinking For Health Before Breakfast
A historic health notice advises drinking a glass of hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate before breakfast to flush the stomach liver kidneys and bowels cleanse the alimentary tract and restore vitality. It claims the practice cures constipation biliousness headaches and general malaise by an inside bath each morning.
Two Weeks of Farmers Institutes Planned in Northwestern Wisconsin
Northwestern Wisconsin farmers will attend two weeks of institutes before the holidays. E L Luther, superintendent of the Farmers' Institute department, announces the event with conductors including W C Bradley Hudson David Irmie John Irmie H D Griswold West Salem and E J Jacobs Elk Mound. Sessions run December 7 8 at Cornucopia Danbury Poplar Osceola Spring Brook December 9 10 Saxon Grantsburg Mason Frederick and Hayward December 14 15 Shell Lake Dohie Sa Creek Padisson Bald wins Decorver December 16 17 Weverhauser Chetek Cornell Winter and Albertville.
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Madison
Wis
Farmers’ Institutes
Wisconsin
E. L. Luther
Farmers’ Institute Department
W. C. Bradley
Hudson
David Irmie
John Irmie
Roberts
H. D. Griswold
West Salem
E. J. Jacobs
Elk Mound
Cornucopia
Danbury
Poplar
Osceola
Spring Brook
Saxon
Grantsburg
Mason
Frederick
Hay- Wari
Shell Lake
Dohie
Sa | Creek
Padisson
Baldwin
Wisconsin city weighs dropping annual public schools field day
Racine Wis December 3 due to the large amount of time required to prepare for the event officials propose discontinuing the annual public schools field day with plans to inform schools and the community of any final decision.
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Racine
Wis
Vinci tonic touted as cure for nervous breakdown
A Stamford nurse testifies Vinci restored appetite and sleep after four bottles. The ad claims Vinci is a constitutional remedy from cod liver extract with iron peptones, offered with a money back guarantee by Hoeschler Bros. druggists in La Crosse Wisconsin.
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Stamford, Conn
Vinci
Edith R. Forbes
Stamford
Conn
la Crosse
Hoeschler Bros. Druggists
Wisconsin
Caledonia Mourns Death of Mrs Ellen Dorival
Caledonia Minnesota reports the sudden death of Mrs Ellen Dorival at age from heart failure at 5 am yesterday at her home. She leaves six children, Garth Charles John Grace and Mrs W Belding of Caledonia and Ed Dorival of Prosper. Community offers sympathy. The town plans an electric light system with Root River Power Company, selling 100 shares at 125 dollars to business men to enable all day service.
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Caledonia
Minn
Ellen Dorival
Garth
Charles
John
Grace
Co. W. Belding
Ed Dorival
Root River Power Company
Preston
Harmony
Canton
Mabel
Spring Grove
J. P. Bouquet
R. D. Sprague
H. J. Blexrud
Roanoke Woman Plans Wedding Attire With Aunts Help
Roanoke Virginia December 3 Mrs Norman Galt invites her two elderly colored aunts to assist in preparing her wedding dress.
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Roanoke
Norman Galt
The Savings of Polly Series Debuts in Newspapers
An advertiser introduces Polly, a wholesome, budget conscious heroine in Moxley ads. The Savings of Polly showcases how she buys pure, delicious foods at low cost, guiding housewives to economical choices across papers.
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Wm. J. Moxley
Polly
Moxley
Nighttime Robbery at Clark Stove Plant in Harvey
Five men broke in through a window at the George M. Clark stove plant in Harvey and bound guard George Hines. They attempted to blow the safe and stole $25 from the office on pay day for about 490 workers, but the payroll was not taken.
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Decorver
Weverhauser, Chetek
Cornell, Winter and Albertville
Frank Kennedy
A.J. Flynn
Brownsville
John Bough
Dubuque
Peter Schwinden
Mary Driscoll
St. Paul
John Driscoll
C. H. Vickerman
Gus Schroeder
Kr. C. Hellickson
Heron Pirsch
Hubert Frank
Sheldon
J. J. Fischer
Milwaukee
John Flynn
John Leighton
Winona
E. A. Sprague
Nick Noben
Canby
William Roerkoh
Otto Schulze
Eitzen
Charles Mediers
Ray Geusmer
Grace Kemp
Matt Buckley
Scott-Rose Co
China
Zac
International News Service
Maggie
George McManus