Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad From Doan's
John Guyer of Casey Illinois reports relief from long standing kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He describes back pain and frequent urine issues and credits two boxes with restoring health. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY propts.
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Marshall
Dean
John Guyer
E. Jefferson St
Casey
Doan
Guyer
Foster-Milburn Co., Props
Buffalo
N. Y
Indian Fair at Red Lake Shown Free of Dancers
Bemidji Minn two thousand attended the Red Lake Indian fair led by Walter F Dickens. He praised the event as first of its kind without dunces or dancing and with Indians displaying farm products stock and household exhibits. Oats barley and wheat averaged twenty five bushels per acre and yellow dent corn fully matured.
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Bemidji
Minn
Red Lake
Walter F. Dickens
Dickens
Cows Drill Like Soldiers in Indiana Barnyard
Connersville resident Forrest Hardwell has trained sixteen Jersey cows to perform drills. At milking time he issues commands such as Attention and Squad Right, causing the herd to stampede to a designated spot, align in four abreast, and march to the stable. The cattle mark time at the door until guided into the barn.
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Connersville
Ind
Forrest Hardwell
Wife of Leper Glings Stands By Him Through Exile
In Wilkes Barre, Joseph Norman, a 32 year old leper, is isolated with his wife and two children. The wife begs officials to allow her to return, vowing to share exile with him and to remain loyal after eleven years of marriage. She insists she cannot live apart and will follow him into exile.
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Wilkesbarre
Joseph Norman
Norman
Widower Preacher Tells of Being Sued by Women
In Zanesville Ohio Reverend C. B. Holden sixty of Market Street Baptist church says he married a second time within a year after his first wife died because women members of his congregation pressured him. He cites embarrassment ministers face when unmarried and notes some women pressed him to whisper endearments or proposed marriage.
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Zanesville
Holden
Market Street Baptist “Church
Horse Dies In a Real Bed On Murphy Farm
A horse borrowed by Grubbs from a traveler for 35 dollars wandered into a Bloomfield area farmyard. It entered the house, lay on a bed, and died with its nose at the edge of the bed and legs bent. The cause of death remains unknown.
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Nelson
Henry
Grubbs
Harry Murphy
Bloomfield
Co Operation of Rural Church School and Press
A National Farmers Union article by Peter Radford extols the rural church as a key community builder alongside schools and the press. It cites church numbers, the farm’s moral influence, and urges cooperative efforts to strengthen religious social and economic life in rural areas.
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United States
Helen
Irreparable War Loss in Education Across Europe
European journals note a marked decline in higher education due to ongoing war. Oxford sent 1000 undergraduates to the front in August, freshmen enrollment now at 60 percent of normal. The war drains the young of instruction and opportunity, with enduring effects on intellectual vigor and national resilience.
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Oxford
Homer
Nestor
Sophocles
Europe
Thanksgiving visits and births reported in local news
A series of Thanksgiving visits across families in the area is recorded, including Norma Bell from the State University visiting home folks, and a birth announced to Mr. and Mrs. Musgrove. Several relatives from Terre Haute Chicago Indianapolis and Mt. Carmel spend the holiday with local households, with numerous visits noted among the Lickliter Lindley Richards and Bell families.
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Lewis Life
Palestine
Wesley
Norma Bell
The
State University
William Musgrove
Ross Lickliter
Terre Haute
Will Lickliter
Will Holiday
Nanda
Opal Richards
Marshall
T. W. Richards
Jean Bennett
Indianapolis
Malcom Knight
Sarah Bell
Roscoe’ Bell
Richard
Mt. Carmel
Palmer. Beeman
Edwards
Homer Lickiiter
Chicago
Hiram Lickliter
Bertram: Hager
Jas
Lindley
Will Piety
West Union
Martin Miller
Leslie
Hutsonville
Arthur ‘Irwin
Kindness and its reception in social life
A reflection on how acts of kindness are not always welcomed yet rarely create outright foes, suggesting goodwill has mixed social outcomes.
Limitations of Silage in Cattle Diets Across Farm Practice
The article summarizes Wallace's Farmer guidance on corn and sorghum silage. It notes silage adds palatability but not value, faces surface and mold waste, and remains unbalanced for cattle hogs horses and sheep. It urges supplementation with grain and mixing with alfalfa clover or cottonseed meal to balance nutrients, with dairy cows benefiting most.
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Wallace
Travelers and locals visit relatives during the week
Captain H Black trips to Paris for a short visit with relatives and friends. Walter Briscoe recovers at home from a mule kick to the leg last Thursday. Mrs J T Epperson travels to Indianapolis for a visit with the Paynes. Mrs H P Campbell of Tuscola visits her father Prof Shuey with Miss Abigail. McKean visits from Robinson to stay with M L Briscoe. Calvin Tefft Jr of Kansas City Kansas arrives for a week's visit with parents and relatives. Tri weekly wrecks on the Co H and D railroad begin seasonal incidents as track failures require jacking and rebuilding.
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Capt. H. Black
Paris
Walter C. Briscoe
J. T. Epperson
Indianapolis
S. J. Payne
H. P. Campbell
Tuscola
Shuey
Abigail. McKean
Robinson
M. L. Briscoe
Calvin Tefft
Kansas City
Kan
Castor Oil Liver Medicine Praised By Patient
A Gore Pennsylvania man reports Foley Cathartic tablets fully cleanse his system and make him feel rejuvenated. He says the medicine keeps the stomach sweet liver active and bowels regular and notes it as the best medicine for constipation. Sold by all druggists.
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King’s
Gore
P. A.morgan
Foley
All Drugeists
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Mr. Phillips
W. R. Phillips, Jr
Moreland Ave
Atlanta
Georgia
Martinsville
D. A. Macklin
State Auctioneers’ Association
Martinsville, Ills
W. G. Buckler
DR. Black’s Office
Marshall, Ill
S. S. Keithley Electrician
Casey, Hil
Maritinsville
Ill
the Planet Building
Eeley
F. Behner
Wabash
Main Street
Cole & Cole, Marshall
Peter Radford
National Farmers’ Union
Ers
West York
Samuel Cullop
Westfield
Fletcher
Castor
Black & Hutchinson’s
B. C
Farmers
Charles Scott ‘Herald
Marshall, I
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