Local Residents Visit and Events Reported in Pleasant Grove Area
A crop of social notes from Pleasant Grove details visits among families and friends. Names include Sandie, Petty, Riles, Ebert Sparhard, Shaler, Briffhiart, Landis, Daniels, and Flory among others. Attendees traveled to Lawrence and Laverne for horse exhibitions, gatherings, and church events. several home visits and neighborhood outings are noted across multiple dates.
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Gaddea
Lawernee
Chaty
Aghu
Sandie
Abn Petty
Daa
Wiebouth
Kansas
Laster
Peter
Tiane Riles
Ebert Sparh
Brilliart
Wither Eberhart
Ray Puckett
Lawrence
Virgie
Edgar Landis
Trrinine
Ie Roc
Tohmsious
Ruler Telping
Jolie Bruhammer
Edgar Jauidis
Merle Ulodgins Laverne
Apent Satyr Eam
Virsie Landis
An Gin
Shields
Thoweman Werr Lane
Sanday
McNees
Caampbell
Beh
Prairie Sire
Ana Riley Plory
Aldhe
Pat Tony
Stunden
Mey
Daha Manied
Irvin Lary
Jerry Wells
Iain Daniels
Vipgie
Mart Pratt
Satoreivs
Ail Mes
Wesley Flory
Rothrock
Tigh
Pete Vaeseday
Constipation in the Elderly and Remedies
The article discusses common digestive issues in older adults, noting bowel slowdown and abdominal discomfort. It mentions a supposed remedy and references a physician and location in Washington Street, suggesting medical advice aimed at seniors.
Woman Praises Lydia E. Pinkham Remedy at Montpelier
A testimonial from Mary Fontpelier Vermont claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her bad condition. The letter, read in an advertisement, asserts relief from stomach pain, chills, and headaches and invites others to write for confidential advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. of Lynn Massachusetts.
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Montpelier
Vic
Sam
Eautmlen
Ridge St
Mary Fontpelier
Lydia B.pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Diverse Diplomats at Hague Dinner Reflect War Views
At a Hague dinner five dozen diplomats from fourteen nations shared views on the war. A German said Holland must be ready to defend the Scheldt entry to Antwerp if England threatens. An American noted Holland’s neutral posture, while others weighed Holland’s motive to shelter its army. Reports mention notable cross-national marriages among officials' families. A police case against Simi Walker was dismissed. An Educational Council meeting to be attended by Chancellor rank Stra and a state teachers association was announced with Topeka as a venue.
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Lydia Mustiss
Alan Jalingtone
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Legetien
Varnish Exposure Linked to Liver Disease in London Autopsy
A London autopsy by Bernard Spils and eminent pathologists links quick drying varnish vapors to a severe liver disease in a workman. The report notes dizziness and eventual syncopal death from varnish components. War damage and unsafe paper roofs are cited in Belgium and France as ongoing shelter concerns.
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Jan. Lea
Das Bernard Sppls
Wilees
Tex
Avorkman
Larveyy
Belgie
Luther BO
France
Belgium
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Gentle Constipation Remedy
Classic early 1900s ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle bowel aid. Warns against harsh laxatives and urges persistent natural support. Promotes the olive oil based tablets as a safe remedy for older adults with no pain or gripping, priced around 25 cents per box.
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Columbus
Coconut oil makes a splendid shampoo for hair care
An old advice piece promotes pure cocoanut oil as a grease free alternative to soaps and shampoos. It urges dampening the hair with water, rubbing in oil to produce rich lather that cleanses scalp and dust, dandruff, and excess oil. A few ounces suffice for a month.
Home Guards Strong Landy Dan 14 The Home Guard and War Duties
The piece discusses the Home Guard as a military auxiliary, its purpose during a potential German invasion, and efforts to recruit for foreign service while restricting uniforms and equipment. It notes moral obligation, officer recruitment visits, and a push to avoid duplicating national service with civilian attire. It also mentions noble obligations and a Norwegian hay-drying method used by hill farmers near the Nereregian fjords, highlighting sparse population and remote farms.
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Landy
Dan
War Office
British Isles
Onli
Ovitee
Ias
Osanebion
Res Ernitin
Wihite
Norway
Nereregian Fjords
Country Teachers Stressed as Cornerstone of Rural Schools
Miss Jessie Iiehd addresses the state legislature urging stronger support for country schools. She warns that few teachers choose rural careers, calls for fair pay and community investment, and envisions centralized districts with trained teachers, improved roads, and unified schooling to empower rural youth.
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Jessie Iiehd
Tsas
Siwnat
Wade
Cmintry
Staply Dhe Pines
Ailan Town
New Deulph
Ontario
Sehoat
New York
Vonmin- Uy
Encourae
Cort Dabe and
Girks’ Garden and
Evan Iv. Slete
Treme
Schowl
BN Viches
Deane
Tesricultaire
Mankinds Queer Ways Reflections on Virtue and Vice
A brief reflection notes that men often hide faults while praising wicked traits as boys grow to mischief. The piece suggests gendered views of virtue and vice, contrasting behavior with societal expectations.
Giant Mummy Displayed at Tokyo Exposition
An eight foot tall mummy exhibit at Tokyo's Aisho Exposition drew attention. Found by a Japanese explorer at a Buddhist temple in Kiangsi province, experts believe the relic is a famed monk dating to the early Christian era.
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Japan
Tokyo
Kiangsi
Government Probe Wanted on Every Item Jenks Names
Jenks urges a government investigation into all items he believes warrant scrutiny, arguing a broad inquiry is needed to expose issues and ensure accountability across sectors. He maintains a sweeping approach would reveal hidden problems.
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Jenks
One Family Cannot Rule China Says Republic
A governmental statement condemns the idea of restoring the Manchu rule. A reactionary pamphlet by an elderly author, tied to the Qing Dynasty history, is to be punished. His home in Sze-chwan Province will bear responsibility for his loyalty to the Republic.
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Peking
Jun
Szeelwan
Casto
China
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