Tabor Notes Briefly Reach Across Regions
Tabor tabloid notes include Edd Harrison visiting from Sidney with his mother, Mrs. A W Pruitt and baby visiting Neola, and Mr Pruitt's departure at Malvern. Recovery prospects improve for Mrs Boyd and Ernest after last week’s auto wreck, while Mawher and Aistrop attend Riverton Decoration Day events and Lt Cowger’s home. Tom Wakefield, once of the Howard farm, visits his foster mother near Tabor. he now lives in Fresno California. Dr Tweedy testifies in habeas corpus case at Shenandoah and is paroled to work near Strahan. Ben Sheldon ferries him in his Ford. Missionary William Worcester returns from South Africa for a visit, bringing a young English visitor. Worcester speaks at the Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Harrison
Sidney
A. W. Pruitt
Baby
Neola
Mr. Pruitt
Malvern
Boyd
Ernest
R. J. Mawher
Tot Aistropo
Riverton
Cowger
Tom Wakefield
Joanna Young
Wakefield
Fresno
Calif
Howard Farm
Dr. Tweedy
Shenandoah
W. C. Statler
Barnett
Clarinda Asylum
Strahan
B. O. Sheldon
Ben
William Worcester
South Africa
L. B. Worcester
England
Worcester
Christian Church
Surprising Cure of Stomach Trouble Advised
Mrs G Stengle of Plainfield New Jersey shares that after a month of stomach upset she took Chamberlains Tablets following testimonials from their advertising booklet. She reports relief after taking nearly three quarters of a package and now can eat almost anything. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Stengle
Plainfield
N. J
Terb
Chamberlain
Family reunions and illness noted at Malverd area
Miss Margaret Bayes hosts Hemphill as J C Shockley reunites with brother Isaac of Balko Okla after fifty two years apart. A sister in Axter Kan visits, Hazel Hilton returns home to Malverd, and several locals report illnesses and upcoming travel plans amid county social news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Shockley
Isaac
Balko
Okio
Indiana
Eroma Smith
Axter
Kan
Hazel Hilton
Sirs
Geo. Hilton
Malverd
Ging
Bh.are
Mis
Nellie
Hutchison
Wo OK
Feeret
Sze
Smith
Jura
Smiths
Wis
W. B. Carter
Mapleton
Myre
Briana
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Notice
The readable phrases describe a damaged OCR segment mentioning a location and names in unclear order. The text hints at a public or local item but lacks concrete actions or outcomes. Entities are indeterminate and no clear event is stated.
Prohibition and Alcohol Link to Insanity Debate
The piece cites Dr. Mary Wolfe and a Philadelphia newspaper arguing alcohol fueled insanity and that prohibition lowers insanity rates. It contrasts Kansas’s prohibition with Pennsylvania’s license system, noting counties with no insane, feebleminded, or paupers and suggesting prohibition as a cure. It includes the “Wine vs Water” dialogue on alcohol effects and the cooling, cleansing effect of water on the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Mary Wolfe
Bucknell University
University of Michigan
Philadelphia
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George Schurr
Mills County
Iowa
Iowa State Department of Agriculture
Iowa Department of Agrculture
Des Moines
Thos. W. Gidley
Des Moine
A. RB. Corby
Percheronne de France
A. Br, Corey
Sec
Iowa State Dept. of Agriculture
Senatey
My Farm
Ige
Gidley's Barn
Nailstone
Watson and Wood Bros
Lincoln
Neb
CG. M. Foll
Hastings
Emerson
Cantonier
M. Alix
Department of Sarthe
Canton
Montgout
Bijou
Moblett
Brilliant
Caco
D. M. Culver
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Gidley
A.R. Corey
Ags
Mutual Telephone
Hastings, Lowe
Randolpr
Margaret
Hemphill
Margaret Bayes
Mal- Vern
Prarceed
Aye
Decorators and Post
Hye
Malvern, Iowa
Gerton
Strahan, Iowa
Gerton Rogue
Leroy Dixon
Iowa State Daperemant of Agriculture
Jack
Aistrope
Phil ‘Slaughter
Mills County Fair
Dr. Martin
America
the King
Mississippi River
Tillie Fox
Savannah Maid
Fletcher Driver
Home Farm
Youngbarn
Fair Grounds
Uy Mn
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