Woman praises Tanlac for ten room house help
Mrs. May Hull of 922 Sixth Avenue Des Moines says Tanlac transformed her stamina and home duties. She describes headaches dizziness and nervous fatigue before taking Tanlac and reports clear head appetite and stronger energy after use. The testimonial notes many women face weakness and lasting fatigue and credits Tanlac with enabling them to perform housework as mere play.
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May Hull
Sixth Avenue
Des Moines
Stork
Tolia
Tekling Tanine
Tanlac
John Havercamp
Muscatina
Train Service Yet Shattered in Iowa Floods
Rail lines on the Montezuma branch of the Rock Island remain disrupted with trains detoured via River Junction and Nichols as Muscatine Burlington Southern repairs extend to Wapello. River floods ease slightly, Mississippis status holds at standstill, Iowa river levels drop six feet with hundreds of acres flooded, replanting planned in Louisa and nearby counties as crops face potential delay.
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Montezuma
Rock Island
Kho
Muscatine
Burlington & South‘orn
Longora
Isttgamen 14
Town City
Muscatie
Mississippi
Iowa River
Johnson
Toto
Ighipo
Louisa County
Flood Waters Recede as Moscow Road Clears
Water levels dropped over a foot in the last twenty four hours across the county. Crews report the Moscow road becoming passable as residents and motorists pass through with waters going down rapidly.
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Moscow Road
American Vessel Breaks on Coast near Nova Scotia
The American steamship Alcor of 3 000 tons, Captain Becker, bound from a New England port to a trans Atlantic port, went ashore on the southern Nova Scotia coast in thick fog last night. The crew of 35 was saved, according to the marine and fisheries department today.
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Alcor
Becker
New England
Nova Scotia
Marine and Fisheries Department
Fivn
US Casualties Abroad Consolidated by War Desk
US casualties abroad tallied with details by rank and home state. Names listed include Lieutenant Jonnyw Ekoades Pu yutt s Idaho Corporals Mart Dontry Weiver Samuel J onayw White Sulphur Springs Wagoner Jay Cross New York many other soldiers from Illinois Ohio Michigan New York California and more. The report enumerates killed in action died of wounds died of accident and wounded in action with locations and units as supplied by the army.
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Washington, D. C
Jonnyw. Ekoades
Puyytts
Idaho
Mart Dontry
Weiver
Samuel J
Presno
Calif
Tigke Hylkema
Idadrd
Hovands
Mirko Tvosevieh
Michvnd
Ini
Jérnost IL
Jose Sol. Newton
Maria
A Arthur J. Issinger
Ansonville
Ill
Jay W. Lockwood
Liberty
Daniel J. Mahoney
Chow- Wan
Wilsington
Marley Alantox
Pickett
Wits
Raymond Pichotta
Wabano
Wis
Maurice
Je Vowers
Lada
Theodore Will
Toledo
Ohio
Yoxand Zoke
Aleron
Dot
Privates
Domenica
Dimast
Greenburg
Pie
Jaxer Patrick Dian
Taunton
Manne ML
Guerrin
Hast Jordan
John- Hon
Quincy
Mids
Marry
Maycryci
Ansonia
Conn
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Noratrum
Sixter Gay
Alexander J. Roth
New York City
James Smith
Sargent
G Thomayi
Stineming
Wabash
Weasa
Jatoutonant Jenne M. Stobinson
Washington
Datroft
Hargld
Sinmun
Mureshat
Min
Condesi
Cunningham
Grand
Lull
Misha
Sehoenthaler
Wrashington
Dy C
Don T. Winters
Littleton
We Vis Corporie
Clauda W
Biuknlahht
Atta
Gay
Dionf
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Anger
Maine
Leon 327
Bunting
Wakarville
Edward ©. Gray
St. Louie
Jonn Pamagon
New Hedford
Pex Krasaweki
Trooklyn
Vate Wird C
Muler
Ogeme
Wis Guatiye
Notwon
Kennedy
New York
David Pulneci
Constantinople
Turkeyy
Man i Parker
Tuscalonea
Adis
Ward Drill
Chicago
Albart W
Amy Wiliam
J. Warde
Toutss
Ja Altoox
Dapore
Kred
C. Allan Portamoauth
Way Anthony Arms
Trice Barrett
Pat Dames
Sohn Tiarnton
W "Ise
Edward Terry
West State Street
Towkford
Widward Bowers
Ridgeway
Mien
David We Brock
Cleveland
Varott
Pittsburgh
Texna
Noel Burbank
Watersnet
Mies Tenny C
Burcher Walatanburg
Cy Willam Furans
Planned Canning Demonstrations At Muscatine County
A series of home demonstration meetings drew a large, enthusiastic crowd in Muscatine County with the focus on canning meat fish and vegetables. Miss Mabel Beally and Miss Toll coordinated the county program while demonstrations were set for Friday at 8 00 at the Me Mulford Congregational church and Saturday at 2 00 in the Magonie banquet hall Wilson. Miss Stella Richards departed for Chicago to make her home.
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Willel
Montpelier
Mabel Beally
Hstella Richards
West Fourth Street
Chicago
French Hold Key Village in Front Line Battle
The June 12 Paris telegraph recounts French defense of Conrcalles on the left wing from June 2 to 11, with the village nearly surrounded for 48 hours. French troops counterattacked to repel German efforts through vineyards and crops, while German attempts to seize the village with cover and creeping advance failed amid heavy casualties and prisoners.
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Heroicin
Prench
France
Associ‘ated
Conrcalles
Io Spiril
Tha
TOCONFER HIGH MASONIC DEGREE AT WASHINGTON CHAPTER
The Royal Arch Degree will be conferred on three candidates at a special meeting of Washington Chapter No 4 R A held in lodge rooms Friday evening at 8 o’clock. Officers of the team will participate as Past High Priests with named roles and assignments for the work. Also contains an unrelated medical ad for Sanol kidney health remedy with pricing.
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Royal Arch
Prtesta Ofio
Washington
Mie
W. I. Gratt
J. WM. Pitchforth
G. D. Lesette
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