Felt Bad All The Time In Shellhorn Alabama Woman Praises Cartha
Carrie May from Shellhorn Alabama reports relief from constant weakness headaches and faint spells after using Cartha a woman’s tonic claimed to strengthen the womanly organs. The ad cites a fifty plus year track record and urges readers to ask a druggist about it and request a home treatment booklet.
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Shellhorn
Ala
Carrie May
Cartha
sally+ Plongo
Chiittassega Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Lyons
Julze
Fes
Chisage
Cunagat
Marie
Journal Agencies Advertises City Advertisers and Circulation
The Journal announces city advertisers and agents including Hughbue Grocery Mast 2nd ergot South Auacatine Tobarg Eras Grocery Gregan Wowlt FOIL Hobluiler Grocers Ocean Isres and advertising reps in New York and Kansas City. It notes circulation exceeds all others in the area and describes delivery methods and subscription rates amid a list of names and local contacts.
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Ust
Hughbue
Mast
Tobarg Eras
Gregan
New York
Lorenzen & Woodman
Brunswick
Kansas City
Lorenzen
Murtentine Punere
Dally Journal
Western wreck near Muuscatino and Montexima rails
Wrecks on the Weston line near Muscatine and Montezuma derail and injure many aboard. A Chicago observer cites rotten roadbed as the likely cause while warnings grow of a future disaster if trains carry fragile human cargo over the decrepit tracks. Actions urged now to avert further tragedy.
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Utepalat
Chicago
Wroth
Gome Bluscatina
Men Iast Svening
Weston Dine
Ogeur
Musentine
Montesumd
Actlon
Railway Hazards Prompt Calls for IA Inquiry
A fragment urges concern over dangerous railroad travel and insufficent roadbed and equipment. It argues profits should not trump safety and suggests Iowa investigate conditions along the line amid potential protests before serious accidents occur.
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Denger Oncuga
Aurerita
Profit and Commission of
Iowa
Stimson Denounces Congress in Address on Reform
Henry L. Stimson, secretary of War, spoke at the Law Academy of Philadelphia denouncing congressional inefficiency and urging executive leadership in budgeting and legislation. He warned that a committee driven system breeds secrecy, corruption, and weak national policy, proposing a presidential budget and veto powers as remedies.
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Law Academy of Philadelphia
Henry L. Stlman
Taft
Stimson
Congress
Thal
United States
Sulmaon Sais
Lt Balagy
Caoker
Bliss
Simson
Reminiscences of Long Ago Years Ago Highlights
A town column recalls events on Second Street and nearby, noting vandalism of posters and the impact on local youth. It mentions the Elephant show, a cathedral dedication trip to Davenport, a skating rink turnout, a horse incident on Third Street, and a Washington school debate on woolen tariffs with Clinton Richman, Robert Wallace, Adem Reinemund, and Stuart Narvis.
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Ndlvidust
Second Ung Cheetnus
H. Clarenceddy
Davenport
Eddy
Cathedral
Philip Mackey
John Mackey
Third Street
Washington
Clinton Richman
Robert Wallace
Adem Reinemund
Stuart Narvis
Wedding Plot Unfolds In Lausanne Love Tale
In Lausanne a widow from Chicago and Judge Fordham pretend a courtship while a silk broker brother from Lyons stirs intrigue. The landlord hypes their pairing as a grand match, yet the couple reveal a cautious, evolving bond as they explore Love’s path on a mountain overlook.
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Lourena Riewards
Lausanne
Laka
Geneva
Notat
Pordham
Tankiord
Chicago
Canada
Philadelphia
Montana
Boston
California
Tappa
Lyons
France
Nivel
Fordham
Armerica
New York
Arizona
Chatham
Tudge Fordham
Tom
Sha Tuége Nad
Bones
Meelyeg
Lord
Marcie
Eich
Sara
Jimney
rYailroad
Tommy
Marie
Lourse
Lauranna
Wilson Dominates Present Session Amid Democratic Majority
The piece argues Wilson’s push in the current session is driven by a Democratic House majority and a desire to sustain harmony with the president’s abroad policy, citing Stimson’s criticisms and a complex set of circumstantial factors.
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Wilson
Stimson
Parrouage Aguers
Old Age Warns of a Waning Spirit and Strength
A 76 year old Lake Charles man, J N Kelley, credits Vinci blood-maker tonic for boosting energy and strength after feeling worn by age. The ad promises money back if it fails and cites A W Morgan, Druggist, 107 West Second Street, as the distributor.
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Vinci
J. N. Kelley
Lake Charles
Morgan
West
Beet greens and Swiss chard in garden and cabbage weevil control
The article discusses Father Johns Medicine as a tonic for lung troubles, then moves to gardening topics. It covers Swiss chard cultivation, beet greens uses, and notes cabbage weevil damage. It describes soil sterilization by steam to combat weevils, recommending portable sterilizing boxes and a plan to install sterilizing plants for vegetable growers.
Embattled plan unravels in European pursuit tale
A tense exchange centers on embezzlement linked to Tommy and a pursuit to Lyons. A widow and landlord mingle amid misunderstandings as extradition papers spark revelation. one party hints at hidden witnesses and financial stakes while European travel fractures loyalties.
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Tommy
Lyons
Tormie
Tormy
Europe
Idoviel
Wild Morning Glories and Pest Control on Farms
K A Kirkpatrick discusses combatting wild morning glories or pea vines on local farms. Methods include hoeing, fencing hogs into small fields to root out roots, and using sheep to graze and suppress regrowth over a couple of seasons. Warns about stagnant water pools spreading parasites and advises oil treatment to deter stock exposure.
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Wilton
Washington view of Democratic leadership in Midwest politics
Nation's Capital May 28 reports on Democratic figures including Iowas former district attorney and Texas committeeman Sella being considered for Indian affairs commissioner. It notes Reed's Washington absence, Neylen returning to Des Moines, Whealan for southern Illinois, and Lorimers fluctuating influence as Illinois politics shift amid Lorimer era aftereffects.
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Washington
DB. C
Cato Sella
Texas
Iowa
Sells
Wilson
Baltimore
Selig
Vinton
Cleveland
N. ¥. Reed
Reed
Digiriet
Mary Neylen
Democratic State Organization
Des Moines
Speculation Ties Dunne Harrison Stringer to Senate Bid
The piece weighs Governor Dunne and Chicago Mayor Harrison with Larry Stringer as pivotal figures in a looming Illinois senatorial contest. Rumors push Harrison toward withdrawal after his term and even a potential Chicago mayoral return before a possible national run, while Stringer and Lorimer loyalty could shape party strength if Dunne abstains.
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Dunne
Harrison
Chicago
Larry Stringer
Pone Tessman
Ilinois
Stringer
Lorimer
Hig Ste
Towns Leaders Clash Over Pension Politics and Marital Fate
Multiple Iowa newspapers debate a proposed teaching pension and its effect on marriage plans, arguing pensions won’t sway women from marriage or teaching. Other items praise Senator Cummins, discuss a Borjom to Balkays rail line, and note local election views on commissions and saloons amid regional political chatter.
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Cedar Rapids
Teacheis
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