Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Glenwood Resident
Local reader Mrs. S. E. Edwards of Locust Street Glenwood testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills restore kidney function after overexertion. She reports back pain relief and normal kidney activity after several days of use. The 50 cent remedy is sold by all dealers with Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY listed as producers.
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S. E. Edwards
Locust St
Glenwood
Dean
Edwards
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Sedentary Women Benefited by Chamberlain's Tablets
Advertisement notes that women with little exercise suffer constipation and indigestion, claiming Chamberlain's Tablets aid digestion. It states walking daily is better, but tablets are easy to take and pleasing in effect, with A. J. Howe as the seller.
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Chamberlain
A. J. Howe
TWO ON A TRAIL LOVE AND REVENGE IN THE NORTH
Johnson trails Dufour across a wintry landscape to rescue Marie Legrange from his rival. After wolves attack, Johnson defends Dufour and Marie’s rival, killing the wolves and saving Dufour, who begs forgiveness as he dies. Johnson then returns to Marie’s cabin.
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Johnson
Old Legrange
Marie Legrange
Winnipeg
Dufour
Marie
North Fork
South Fork Valley
Aufour
Dufon
Marie's
W. G. Chapman
Always Man's Best Friend From Fisher Ames to Eskimo Proverb
A historical note traces Fisher Ames descendants praising dogs as faithful friends. It discusses Ames breeding Airedale terriers, achieving a championship, then losing interest, and how the Eskimos and other cultures echo that dogs surpass humans in loyalty. It ends with a global quip on dogs having teeth in all countries.
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Fisher Ames
Ames
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Arctic
New England
North
Dayton Flood Claims a Man's World and Family
An old harsey appeals to a lady for aid recounting the Dayton flood that cost him his wife and six children. The woman recalls assisting him before, asking if he is the same colored man who lost his family in the flood. He confesses he cannot recall all details and asks for help again.
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Ald
Dayton
Sald
Politician Faces Bold Speech Threat to Career
A companion warns a statesman his recent prepared speech could end his political career. The anxious advisor challenges whether the warning will deter him, while the politician reflects on years of public life and risk.
How to Make a Ribbon Case from Handkerchiefs
Instructions describe threading ribbon through a sewn case made from two handkerchiefs with a flap, edging the slit with linen thread, and embroidering a padded initial in silk or thread. A plain version uses light colored handkerchiefs, tying a bow at the left corner.
Case for the Nightdress from Handkerchiefs
A dainty nightdress case can be sewn from three hem-stitched handkerchiefs and ribbon. It washes easily and irons well, making an inexpensive and nice present. Decorate the flap. cut slots inside the border by slitting the hankies.
Home made candle shades spark DIY color ideas
A dialogue guides readers on crafting silk candle shades at home. Marie advises buying frames from department stores and sewing thin silk around a wire shade. Edgings in gilt braid lace or fringe plus silk roses and foliage enhance charm. A shirred silk strip covers the shade to achieve a soft glow.
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Marie
Marjorie
Finishing Centerpieces Without Scallops and Lace
A needlework note advises alternatives to scalloped centerpieces. It suggests using lace with flexibility, expanding fullness by pulling threads, and pairing with buttonhole picots or crochet edges. Other options include white or colored tape bindings, fringe, novelty braids, and simple trims preferred by French design.
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the Tribune
Mills County Abstract Co
Tripune
Ziegler
L. Hurst
East Side
Cardus
L. Drew
McLeansboro
Sulee
John Deere
McCormick
Keys Bros
U.S
Majestic
Ohio
Byers
A. Seitz
T. G. Byers
Clyde Rhoads
Iowa
T.G. Byers
T. O. Records
Glenwood, Iowa
Andrews
C, M, Morton
Andrews & Norton
Malvern
Mills County
WM. T. Trotter
Creston
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