Old Time Patent Remedies and doctoring claims excerpt
A jumble of home remedy claims and patient questions addresses Dr. Lewis Baker of College Hill Dayton. The text lists tonics and tonics with instructions, names patients seeking cures for rheumatism and nervous trouble, and asserts cures for stomach, skin, hair, and catarrh through mixed tinctures and powders.
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Kentral
Lewis Baker
Collere Bide
College
St. Dayton
Oocessed
Kivin
Daly Intilwas Bo Fedel
Tay Watlentocked
Appeal in Des Moines saloon case argued
Des Moines appeal hearing adjourned to the supreme court Wednesday afternoon. The case, described as a historical first for the court, centers on a saloon matter and drew notable attention as a potential landmark decision.
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Des Moines
I. Byres
Supreme Court
Des Moines Court Reverses Damages In Notary Case
The Des Moines supreme court reversed several damage awards in a batch of decisions. A delivery horse incident harmed two women. testimony about horse ownership was deemed improperly admitted as lack of authority to speak for the owner. The court also ruled one need not hold reins to drive a horse.
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Des Moines
Supreme Court
Nas Moines
Sas
Boona County
Knudson
Richardson Va
Laurent
Wright County
Robert M
Knox Va
McMurray
Blacklawk
Smith Va
Siti
Howell Va
Standtebsinmn
Soma
Polis County
Wolf
Lodge
Afuseatine Cpuney
Dom Randolph
Honky
Girnaugh
Apall
Adriag Wather
Davis County
Officoed
Sluien Casady & Co
Appt
Germ Savings Bank
Polk County
Alibrniy
Ala
Gibnys
J. A
Majore
Polcanny
South End Firemen 10 Observe Anniversary Celebration
The Belief Hose company marks its twenty fourth anniversary with a Saturday evening celebration at South End quarters on Bleeker and Ssmarck streets. Foreman Rudolph Bifers announces a supper, entertainment committee leads, and invites members, wives and sweethearts to attend. The fire company, organized March 22 1888, is praised as one of the South End’s finest.
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Bleeker
Ssmarck Streets
Heller Fire Saddler
Rudolph Bifers
George Water
Cures
Frank Skantz
John Henley
Teiche Miller
South End
Special Services at Musserville Church Choir Program set
Musserville Methodist Episcopal Church announces mid week services on Thursday evening featuring special music by the choir and chorus. Miss Amy Hoopes will present a vocal solo with Rev G Paceles delivering a sermon on "The Cross" at 7 45. The program includes Doxology, Apostles Creed, hymns, anthems, scripture, announcements, and prayers amid a full church observance.
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Musserville
Our Friend of
Cal
Tui Choir
Scrlpeure Lasso
Sale
Miss Haores
Hyne Revco
P Badgley
Woman Escapes Operation with Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Cary Maine resident Mrs Hayward Sowers credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing severe fever body pains backache and insomnia. She reports regained appetite energy and ability to care for her family after one year of illness and an avoided operation. The letter invites others to seek confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Mass.
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Cary
Maine
Lydia E. Finkham
Lydia E.pinkham
South End couples wed at Lake Township ceremony
The South End couple Hitchcock of Lake Pownatp married Sunday afternoon at the Johnny Hoopes home in Lake township. The ceremony was performed by Rev A H Barker of the Morseytime ch ult of tha Methodist Episcopal church. The couple will reside on a Bloomington township farm.
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South End
Hitchcock
Lake Pownatp
Johnny Hoopes
Lake Township
A. H. Barker
Tha Methodist Episcopal Church
Bitehcack
Bloomington Township
William P
Davis shot while aiding jail escape attempt in Weaver
George Davis an 18 year old from Weaver Col was wounded in the right leg amid a jail break attempt. He passed a bottle containing explosive to accomplices Howard Dean and John Ryan as officers chased the trio. Davis engaged officers to distract them and was shot while leading the escape.
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Shem
Daws
Gma
Moward
Davie
Davis
Howard
Dean
Rye
CHINA S HORDES DEMAND FLOUR THREATEN SHORTAGE
San Francisco March 1 Simultaneous awakening of China raises demand for flour and breadstuffs, threatening shortage as big grain elevators in the northwest boost output. George B., vice president of the western division of the Canadian Pacific, noted increased demand after returning on the liner Liberi Orient. Miss Bertha Bakehouse of Davenport visited the city and departed for Woolster, Iowa.
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San Francisco
Calif
China
George B
Western Division
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Liberi Orient
Northwest
New China
Bury
Easter Program at Park Avenue Church
The complete Easter program for East Hill Park Avenue Church is set for Sunday evening. A planning meeting at Mrs. William Martin's home finalized recitations songs solos and choir numbers led by Rev Hannah Holmes Helen Garrison and others. The Easter program at Spangter's Chapel and High Prairie will join the service with extra choir music.
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Park Avenue
M.be
Wiliam Martin
Jeferaan Street
Hannaa Holmes
Sola
Helen Garrison
Helen Seluad
Laurs May Garrison
Mise Mabelland
Cass
Dad—Mattie Hopkins
Nettie Barton
Zote Clapper
Lillian Geter
Dorothy Garrison
Wilam Paci
G. Kendig
Mies Lois Rittenhouse
Miss Addie Names
Sweetland Church Hold Sale Saturday at Henderson Drug
The Ladies Aid Society of the Sweetland M. E. church will host a cottage cheese and home-bakery sale at the Henderson drug store next Saturday from 10 AM to evening. Proceeds aid the new basement fund for the church. Also, the Ladies Aid Society of the Park Avenue M. E. church meets tomorrow at 2 PM at Mrs. Eli Summers residence on Ganjon Avenue.
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Lauies’ Aid Society of the
Sweeland M. &. Church
Henderson Drug Store
Sweetland
Church
Litdi Air Society of
Parle Avenue
M. Ee
Eli Summers
Ganjon Avenue
Funeral service for Mrs Earnest Gotts chalk at home
Funeral services for the late Mrs Earnest Gotts chalk were held at 2 o clock this afternoon from the home 1047 Tues etreet with Rev J Ronfall of the First Pyosbreeran church in charge. Pallbearers included Claus Lemkan Benjamin Sywassink John Testage William Van Ayla Voli Karsehot and Fred Exo. Interment followed in Greenwood cemetery.
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Earnest Gottschalk
J. Ronfall
Pyosbreeran
Claus Lemkan
Benjamin
Saltzmia Measure Backed By Committee For Penitentiary Reform
Bila Favorem, Saltzman measure sent to House this morning with recommendation to pass. The bill carries a $200,000 appropriation and two provisos requiring sale of Use factory product to state farmers at production price.
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Saltzmia
Saltzman
Family remedy praised for colds and strength in Lowell
Thomas H. Chinn of Lowell endorses Father John’s Medicine as a family remedy for colds and general health. He notes benefits for himself, his wife, and three children, claiming weight regain and improved vitality. The ad promotes the medicine as alcohol free and suitable for all ages, with a 1 dollar bottle option and mail order.
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Lowell
Father John
Thomas China
John
Miy Whfe
Wilmer
George
Ethel
Thos. H. Chinn
South Highland Street
Jon
Mass
Settos
Local News Highlights From City and Grandview People
Mrs M Storms of 210 Mulberry avenue left yesterday for Grandview to visit. Miss Della Collins of Grandview spent yesterday in the city and returned home in the afternoon. Vergil Wiele of Grandview sped yesterday in the city on business. Miss Velina Messick spent yesterday in the city and returned home to Conesville in the afternoon. Mrs D Campbell returned home to Sum It yesterday afternoon after spending the day in the city.
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Mrs. A. Jayue
Atallesa
M. Storms
Mulberry Avenue
Lef
Grandview
Mise Della Collins
Vergil Wiele
Vengearee
Darana
Marek Gist
Adv
Velina Messick
Hong
Mrs J L Roverts Visit Spanning Wisconsin Trip
Mrs J L Roverts of Grandview visited at the home of Mrs Richard White at 110 West 10k street. Also calling on Mrs and Mrs J E McClung of West Second street, they left yesterday afternoon for a short visit in Wisconsin.
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J. L. Roverts
Grandview
Richard White
West 10K Street
J. JE. McClung
West Second Street
Q c
Wisconsin
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