Kidney Pills Promise Relief With Local Testimonials
An old advertisement touts Noun's Kidney Pills with testimonials from users like Andrew Losh and a carpenter from Lake Street. It claims back pain and sleep issues improved after using the product and urges readers to buy from Buffalo New York dealers. The copy imitates a testimonial style common in period periodicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Losh
Lake St. Popeka
Roryours
Amd
Dave Been
Price SC
Mr. Losh
Buffalo
N.Y
Velvetina Denonation at Dick Bros Presbyterian Bazaar
Velvetina demonstration continues at Dick Bros Presbyterian Bazaar on December 11 and 12 with local vendors and community events.
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Presbyterian Bazaar
Reweader
Velvetina
Dick Bros
Texas Storms Deluge Texas Town With Flooding
Heavy rains and floods sweep through a Texas town as bridges wash out and trains stall. One person is dead and several injured amid high water and lightning. Rescue crews work to reach stranded residents as rivers rise across the region.
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Harston
Texas
Fordry
Doxenders
Erly Farm
Pexas
Fallon
Play at Any Cost Threatens Rolla Rally Team Expulsion
Sixteen players from the Rolla High School football team were threatened with expulsion after a dispute at the rally school at Mines. The incident involved the entire regular squad and sparked campus controversy over disciplinary action.
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Rolla School of Mines
Rolla
He Rally School At
Mines
St Louis team barred from foothill title game
Confusion over eligibility and uniforms sidelines St Louis players as the sixteenth men dispute arises. Officials barred the team from a state foothill championship after questions about participation and attire.
Collections lag as tax receipts show year over year gap
A rough review of the current tax collection shows slower receipts than last year. Officials found that the total collected in the first twenty days of the period trails the prior year by a significant margin, indicating a larger delinquent or uncollected amount.
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Valleet
Schwab Sees Bryan Washingtion Dew
Unclear notes describe Charles Om and Sefwwah of Gethleheur Steel Co meeting at the Site Peparetmvertt. Reports mention Redhtehen Stel Company plans and submarine shipyard work with confirmations of various activities.
Still Another President Washington Dol Provision
Fragmentary OCR reads as a quirky political note mentioning a provision and a president in a palace setting. Key names are garbled but suggest a political act or appointment placeholder without clear events or dates.
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Washington, Dol
Ghuethrex
Mation Palace Hiere
How to Neutralize Dangerous Stomach Acids
A health note promotes quick relief from stomach fermentation by taking a small amount of bicarbonate from a druggist mixed in water. It claims this neutralizes excess acids, relieves wind and fermentation, and supports normal digestion with an easy teaspoonful.
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Hagel
oThey Dnagnesia
Nice Bressis
Owes Her Good Health to Chamber Jain’s Tablets
Mrs. R. G. Nettston of Obi testifies two years ago she was invalid due to stomach trouble. After taking three bottles of Jain’s Tablets she has enjoyed good health. She recommends obtaining the tablets from local chambers and dealers.
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Jain
Emporia Normal Fans Hope For State Title Clash
Following wins over Washburn and the College of Emporia, Emporia Normal fans anticipate a WSUL state title game. Coach Hargiss notes a possible schedule clash and manager Hamilton doubts a post season pairing. The day’s notes mention earlier losses to Illinois Haskell and a planned sermon series onGenesis themes.
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Washbira
College of Emporia
Emporia
Normal
Eam
WSUL
Tood
Normals
Washburn
IK. LC
Kansas
College of Empora
Enpdria
Theeds Hawkers
Illunois
Haskell Indians
Hargiss
Hamilton
Missouri Valley
Fifteen Letters Awarded at Athletic Board Meeting
Fifteen men were given letters at today’s athletic board meeting. Names include Reber Leech Grott James Keeling Holvern Stryker Householder Gur rut Coolidge Wood Russel Detwiler Cony and others. Most played regularly this season. few were on the squad but not to receive sweaters. The board also approved a150 for the Red Cross and White Cross funds. Austrian moves reported with troops occupying Delemule Sorvin.
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Athletil Baams
Reber
Leech
Grott
James
Keeling
Holvern
Stryker
Householder
Gurrut
Coolidge
Wood
Russel
Detwiler
Cony
Lupin Lamar charged with fraud not entering defense
New York December 2 1930 David Lamar in criminal court faces charges of attempting to defraud the Mornd Company and the United States Steel Corporation. He will allow his case to proceed without entering any defense.
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New York
David Lamar
Gril
United States Distreb
Imperio
Mitchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
PL Mornd Company
Unitat Status Steal Corporation
Unclear historical notice on resistance and civilians
Fragmentary text describes a warning against resisting an invasion and the consequences for civilians. The passage appears to be a distressed or corrupted wartime note with references to place names and potential reprisals, but key details are unreadable.
JAVE FIRST LECTURE IN SERIES AT MEYERS HALL
Professor Lehivegte opened the lecture series noting the dual nature of the world and the fear arising from punishment for misdeeds. He argued no final end exists as a century closes and a new one begins. Professor Selayedter will give the second lecture next Tuesday night.
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Varias
Lehivegte
Gvorkil
Jean
Selayedter
Hyamei the Great Gatarrh Remedy Airborne Cure Claim
An advertisement touts Hyamei as a simple inhaler remedy for catarrh and colds. It promises rapid relief by delivering medicated air directly to irritated tissues, claiming safe use and rapid fading of symptoms with a no-pay plan offered by H L Raymond & Co.
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Hyomei and
H. L. Raymond & Co
Negro Culture in West Africa by Geo. W. Ellis
A notice reviews the book Negro Culture in West Africa by Geo. W. Ellis, noting its focus on the Waise tribe and West African life. Ellis, a Liberia expert and lawyer, is praised as a Fellow of the Royal Geographic Society. The price is $2.15 by mail, with ordering details provided.
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Geo. W. Ellis
World
West
Africa
Neale, Publishing’ Company
Gily de Wisanage
Americn Legali
United States
Thantine
Ells
Liberia
Ellis
Chi
Royal Geographic Society
Aftorm at-Law
South Staite Street
Curnage
TRAIN TROOPS AT HAVRE DURING WAR TENSIONS
Havre reports arrival of colonial and territorial troops from Ene hind Wythé thenainds with a new army park expected soon. West Lrained troops move north to form reserves as British expedition forces enforce discipline. Civilians aid soldiers despite hardship and charity baskets are emptied by old Croft women.
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Havre
Associated Press
Enehind Wythé
Witelener
England
Skitchener
Mennis Aashierment
Call for Eighteen Extra Regiments in Canada
Canadian government issues call for eighteen additional regiments for immediate deployment. Winnipeg and Ontario pamphlets urge manufacturers merchants builders and government authorities to use Canadian made products and to boost domestic production.
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Winnipeg
Ontario
Man
Toronto
Admiral Alfred T. Mahan Dies in Naval Hospital
Admiral Alfred Thayer Mahan, famed for modern naval strategy, died at the naval hospital at age three after a period of heart trouble. Officials say worry over current war and his extensive study of European conflict likely contributed to a fatal breakdown.
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Washington
Alfred Tlam
Naval Hospital
Lad Feu
Mahan Ind
Lawrence Fraternal Aid Union Seeks 100 Members
The Fraternal Aid Union in Lawrence reports 100 membership applications filed. By next Monday a large initiation at Ypres 40 is planned with Supreme President Youne of Denver expected to attend and deliver an inspirational talk. Local members aim to gather past officers and sustain patriotic town support.
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Lawrence
Ypres
Torrene
Youne
Denver
Tuga
Lawrence Council
Jnvisdix
Will Bowl Tonight at the Y For VM Asles
The business men's league game features VM Asles against a local team tonight at the Y. The matchup promises informal play and a community sports atmosphere.
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VM Asles
Y. MM. Alless
Velvetina demos at Dick Bros attract shoppers
A promotional display at Dick Bros features Velvetina demonstrations with taste tests of peach cream flavors and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy touted as the best medicine for coughs and colds. The note highlights a Busy Man's Reference and suggests asking dealers for Velvetina and related products.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promise Fast Liver Support
Suffering stomach upsets thousands seek the root cause liver and bowel dysfunction. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are a vegetable blend with olive oil said to soothe the liver, promote natural digestion, and ease indigestion without griping. Take one or two at bedtime for relief. 23 cents per box. All druggists.
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Dr. Edwards
Pd the
Olive Tabie Company
Columbus
Unclear Practice Scene Before St. Louis Game
Fragmentary scene shows players warming up nearby in mixed attire including borrowed suits and improvised gear as they prepare for the St. Louis game. The text mentions the team having faced each opponent this season.
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St. Louis
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