Community notes and visits from Excelsior area
Local residents report births and arrivals including a baby boy born on Monday October 5. Neighborly activities include farm visits for apples, socials at the Worden Club, church events, and a schedule of upcoming meetings led by Mrs Kirchner and others. Families travel to Osborn county for work, and neighbors share news of operations, illnesses, and daily life amid a period of corn husking, school events, and community gatherings.
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Lataninge
Ibe Jn
Reed
Lug
Aid A
Martin
Andrew Lutz
Weiter
Osborn
Pri
Clarener
Gibson
Lawrie
Anid
Razet Brubaker
Frid
Prospects of Liberty Loan Bond Campaign in Second District
The Second District gears up for the Liberty Loan drive with county chairs and volunteers organized to sell bonds amid wartime support. Local leaders urge farmers and business leaders to invest, citing strong backing from banks, universities, and churches to bolster the effort and fund the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Féhnsda
D. Ishoades
Fy. J. Eotlse
Seer
Olatt Minuthes Frank
Spotabis
Auwerson
Eurior
AL. Tary
Hethoot Garnett Ty
C. D
Dinsus
Orgatii- HauThs
Alete
el Tawa
Bayer
Seund
Breiden
Anipbedl
Benkers
Bourbon County
Chamber of
Ten Cent Box Promises Health From Casarets
The ad touts a ten cent box of Casarets to cure indigestion liver and bowel woes. It claims relief from foul breath yellow skin and headaches by morning with nightly use while you sleep. It appeals to millions already taking Casarets to stay regular and avoid misery.
Economical livel hood rally backs war effort
In Kansas City the Liberty Loca omds meeting heard W Goebel of the National Bank urge economy to aid wartime needs. He called for cutting extravagances and public fat iness, arguing wealth and banking must fuel national prosperity while warning the war may last years.
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Kansas Chamber of Commerce
W. Goebel
The
National Bank
Goebel
United States
Motte Gracie and Viother Pole Attend Event
Fragmentary OCR text shows names Motte Gracie and Viother Pole connected to an event. Unclear full details. reads as a notice or brief about attendees.
Woman's attire advertised by The Herpicide Co
An OCR fragment touts fashion and cosmetics products for women tied to The Herpicide Co with claims of guarantees and recommendations by leading wearers and dressers. The text is garbled but suggests a period style clothing and beauty advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neward
Herpicide Co
Warbers
Agi
Shredded Wheat Biscuit touted as Liberty loaf
The clip extols Shredded Wheat Biscuit as the real “Libsary bread” made from 100 percent whole wheat. It claims superior body building nutrients, aligns with Liberty Loan support, and promotes digestible whole wheat for daily energy and food conservation.
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Niagara’ Falls
Nurse Health Claim Promoted by Pinkham Remedy
A Toledo reader testifies that Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased female troubles and back pain after hard work. The notice cites sympathy with a widow and claims widespread testimonials from Pinkham Laboratory in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Towsa
Ohio
Pinkham
EizaBell
Toledo
Lynn
Miass
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