A Good Looking Woman Is Always A Well Woman
Mrs Minnie McGregor of Laporte Indiana praises Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for pregnancy health and overall well being. She says it strengthened her during expectancy, led to a healthy baby girl, and complements use of Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. She advises obtaining the prescription from a druggist or sending 10c to Buffalo for a trial package.
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Laporte
Ind
Dr. Pierce
Minnie McGregor
Clement St
Invalids’ Hotel
Buffalo
N. Y
Jagsbys Cause Neighbors Friction Over Borrowed Items
Local quarrel erupts as Mr Bibbles laments the Jagsbys next door who repeatedly borrow items. Mrs Dibbles notes Mr Jagsby has inquired about missing belongings while a request for bottles appears to be part of the dispute.
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Mr. Bibbles
Phoey
Tim
Mrs. Dibbles
Birmingham Age- Herald
Statesmen Study By Firelight And Candlelight
Senator Sorghum recalls great men studying late by firelight or candles but rejects night sessions. He says regular study is easier than listening closely to colleagues' speeches.
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Senator Sorghum
Hartington Vet Carl Lange Receives Top Honors For World War Service
Carl M. Lange of Hartington Neb is Nebraska’s most decorated veteran. He won the Distinguished Service Cross the French Croix de Guerre and the Medaille Militaire for bravery in action in World War I and was chosen to represent Nebraska at the Arlington National Cemetery burial of an unknown soldier on Armistice Day. Lange enlisted April 17 1917 and served in Company B Second Machine Gun Battalion First Division.
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Omaha
Neb
Carl M. Lange
Hartington
Nebraska
American Legion
Arlington Cemetery
Washington
France
Lange
Wilson
Carl Lange
Montabaur
Germany
Pershing
Pleuville
Francing
Copper Serpent Found Near Noted Monk's Mound
In East St Louis a six inch refined copper serpent with four coils was unearthed in a plowed field near Monk's Mound, Cahokia's largest mound. Dr. W K Moorehead, directing excavation, calls the find important as only three similar serpents have been located in American mounds.
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East St. Louis
Monk’s Mound
W. K. Moorehead
Rocking Chair Home Motor Promises New Power Source
A Sorel invention by J. T. Lemyre of Maskinonge and organizer J. B. Dart of Australia plans to mass produce a rocking chair powered motor. Industrial leaders in Sorel inspected the device and praised its potential for homes lacking other power sources.
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Sorel, Que
Sorel
J. T. Lemyre
Maskinonge
J. B. Dart
Australia
Air Twenty
Washingmore
New York
President eyes army camps to reform boy offenders
Attorney General Daugherty proposed converting army cantonments into reformatory training camps for boy lawbreakers to teach work and ethics. He warns current reformatories fail to reform youths and crime by children rises nationwide after World War I, with gangs causing many holdups in major cities.
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Daugherty
Harding
Interior and Labor Departments
England
Germany
France
New York
Civic unity aids city officials amid rolling housing project
Fragmentary OCR hints at civic groups backing city officials as housing initiatives face hurdles. Key terms suggest unity and official actions, but details are unclear.
Georgia Man Raises Family of Rattlers
Americus Georgia man M W Bryant living in the Rift neighborhood hatched a brood of nine rattlesnakes after crushing the mother six feet long with nine rattles. He killed it and took the eggs home placing them in a box of sand for incubation. Each egg hatched and the youngsters measure about 12 inches. They are under observation.
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Americus
M. W. Bryant
Rift
Divorce Granted in London Leather Dealer Case
Justice Horridge grants divorce to Thomas Elvin a leather dealer. Elvin seeks damages and the court orders Mack Camplin to pay the husband $25 for the wrong.
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London
Justice Horridge
Thomas Elvin
Elvin
Mack Camplin
Packing houses aid apple growers during bad weather
United States Department of Agriculture specialists note packing houses in orchards, large or small, shield fruit from rain and wind, allow continuous grading and packing, protect equipment and packages, and encourage labor-saving machinery. They caution that favorable weather may permit orchard packing, but a shed remains beneficial for reliable results.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates
Ciear
Careful Work in Orchards Keeps Fruit Productive
The article extols careful orchard management. It argues that strong, attentive tending preserves yield, while neglect leads to decline. Systematic pruning and pest control revive old, unproductive orchards in a season or two.
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Iming
Anthracnose of Raspberry Control Tip
The remedy for anthracnose is to cut out all old canes and all badly infected young canes immediately after the raspberry harvest. The canes should be burned as soon as they are dry enough. It may also pay to spray with bordeaux mixture several times during the spring.
Fall Plowing Of Orchards
Fall plowing of orchards is a growing practice for large acreages. It leaves soil bare over winter, which is undesirable but preferable to delaying until spring when cover crops grow too much.
Boschee's Syrup advertised as a long-standing cough remedy
The ad touts Boschee's Syrup as a soothing healing treatment for coughs bronchitis and lung troubles. It claims fifty five years of global use and a good night's rest with easy morning expectoration, noting availability wherever medicines are sold.
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Boschee
Eboschee
Daughter’s Suitor Has Splendid Prospects, Says Father
In a Birmingham Age-Herald snippet a father asks if the young man courting his daughter has any prospects. She replies with a new light that his prospects are splendid, and LT reportedly confirmed the sentiment last night.
Inconvenient Husband
The dialogue shows an attorney pressing about who caused the trouble in a case. The defendant shifts blame to the husband’s objection, asserting the husband’s objection was the real cause. The exchange occurs in a Michigan Gargoyle context.
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Michigan
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