Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Morse Resident
Mrs Alics Raney of Morse Oklahoma testifies at length that Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound helped her through the Change of Life. She says the remedy kept her in good health past sixty and that her daughter and daughters-in-law also use it. She offers to let her name be used.
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Morse
Okla
Lydia B. Pinkham
Alics Raney
Oklahoma
Lydia E Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Condé
Lynn
Mass
Teller
Auction results and local notices in Iowa and nearby states
The report lists land sales values including forty seven acres at 275 dollars an acre and one hundred acres at 300 dollars an acre. It notes W H Duckworth of Centerville being named deputy lieutenant governor of New Mexico. Morningside College unveiled a WWI memorial tablet in Sioux City. RW Voltard of Iowa City joins the Red Cross advisory committee for the state of Iowa. G Winter of Waukon sold seventy seven acres for 22000 dollars, bought thirty six years ago from Dan Little for 4000 dollars. Miss Mabel Convey of Sioux City filed for divorce from her husband, William Convey, who is serving a life term in Fort Madison for felony. Carl J Jacobson reported seventeen acres yielding ten bushels per acre two years after marriage. OK corn in Stark county market reports the market price but notes uncertainty. A gang of bandits escaped after holding up three in a timber area. Kinney, 19, unmarried. Konrad Schwartz, a Pleasant farmer, recent verdict concerns damages of 2390 dollars. The graft tax dispute at a county primary is noted with cost per vote at 50 cents. M F Stiles & Son arranged a Beaver Valley farm sale near Iowa Falls with Frank T Pemberton gaining ownership of a 70 acre farm for 800 per acre, total 328001.75 dollars. Emmertsburts plans a new 39050 creamery building with 16000 subscribed. Reinbeck hosts Grundy county poultry, pet stock and corn show December 13 14 16 17 with complete prize list. Clinton police seek a well dressed man about 26 using forged $26.70 checks bearing a Rebper stamp signature of Clinton Pape Co.
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Q. H. Holland
Roland
W. H. Duckworth
George Duckworth
Centerville
New Mexico
Morningside
Sioux City
RW. Voltard
Iowa City Red Cross
The
Red Cross
Tawa
G. Winter
Pear Waukon
Winter
Dan Little
Mabel ‘Convey
Sioux
William Convey
Madison
J. Jacobson
Cata
Stary” Coun
Kinney
Konrad Fe Schwartz
Qeari
Rae
M. F. Stiles & Son
Iowa Falls
Frank T. Pemberton
Cadar Palls
Beaver Valley Farm
Philip Nelson
Emmertsburetz
Grundy County
Reinbeck
Clinton
Clinton Pape Co
Doctor Cupid and a Cure for Love Sickness
An advertisement-style piece claims love cures nothing and that nervous irritability and fatigue in women require Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It touts the tonic as restoring energy and strength, with testimonials from a Mrs LOTHEOE about nervousness, irregularity, and recovery after using the product.
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Deetor Pierce
United States
Lotheoe
B. Lintoin
Boschee's Syrup Aids Irritation Soothes Throat
An old advertisement extols Boschee's Syrup for throat and lung inflammation relief. It claims to ease constant cough irritation, calm delicate membranes, and reduce coughing by aiding expectoration, touting wide recognition over the years.
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Jungs
Avorld
Eatonic Brings Quick Relief for Stomach Pain Says Peterfield Reader
A reader from Peterfield claims after ten months of suffering and stomach pains, Eatonic cured her and others report rapid relief from acidity and gas. The note advises Eatonites to take one after meals for better digestion and promotes the drug as affordable with a pharmacist’s guarantee.
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Ater
Eatonic
Peterfield
Christmas Gifts for Mother and Sister
Instructional piece by A. Neely Hall describing a wooden Sammy spudholder ornament project for mother or sister. Includes pattern sizes, materials like basswood, and steps to enlarge and cut components with a removable upper body via a round stick for assembly and trimming guidance.
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Samway
Fragmentary OCR item on spool and feet
Readable text is fragmentary and inconsistent with no clear events, names, dates, or locations to summarize into a coherent news item. The available fragments mention spool, feet, and ties but lack context to form a factual report. No identifiable persons or organizations are present.
Vidor Gadget Build Instructions From A Fragmented Page
The readable passage outlines making a small 14 by 14 inch glass project using wood not thicker than 44 inches, with a back panel held by small screw eyes and a venience string-basin. It references a 46 inch piece cut to form a cubical box 3 inches wide, and a hanger strip A designed to project AA inches above and below.
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Botton
Unclear excerpt prompts incomplete title
fragmented OCR text appears garbled with misread phrases and proper nouns. no coherent events, dates, or names to summarize into a factual news item.
Enormous profits claimed by agriculturists examined
A fragmented note questions claimed gains for farmers and allies, asking why public funds or party lines should overlook the truth behind rising profits and the role of hired hands in the current debate. The text shows street chatter about misdirected priorities and political influence.
Professor Rumph Mention Sparks A Michigan Gargoyle Tale
Fragmentary dialogue references a professor named Rumph and a collector called The Professor with a question about confirmation. The exchange hints at a stubborn figure who won’t believe a claim, leading to a self-asserted plan by a character from Michigan involving a gargoyle.
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Michigan
The Unconscious Burden of Maternal Warmth in Child Development
A fragment from New York Medical Journal explores how parental fondness can mask an unconscious wish to keep a child dependent. It argues mothers may hinder a child's independence by overprotective care, shaping behavior to seek shelter rather than confront the outside world.
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Cnmpeller
Trn
New York ‘Medical
Joursl
Inquiry Misinterpreted in Ife Kiss Dispute
A Boston Transcript note records a misread inquiry about whether a mother would object to kissing in a tense exchange. The piece hints at social norms and family boundaries in a quoted dialogue.
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Boston Transcript
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