Women of Middle Age Praise Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound
Milwaukee and Brewton readers report relief from back pains and fatigue during the Change of Life after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Annie Kwinski and Mrs Mattie Adams credit improved health and renewed energy to the remedy.
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Annie Kwinski
1St Ave
Brewton
Alabama
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Mattie Adams
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Crown and curates in Lystria amid Balkan crisis
In Lystria a revolution looms as the patriarch and nobles press for an English king while factions argue over whether a curate can marry a princess. Emily’s curate faces arrest as leaders weigh democracy and self determination against ententes and a possible throne. The group braces for foreign reaction and potential abdication.
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Early Oxford 1209 Scholar Strike Marks History’s Earliest Labor Dispute
The 1209 Oxford strike saw about 3000 masters and scholars abandon work in protest. The city faced an interdict, schools closed, and the university gained privileges after five years. Stand-in lecturers who defied the majority faced three years’ suspension.
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England
Boots the Inn Man of Ripon Earned A Living By Deformity
An old Yorkshire inn the Unicorn preserves an etched portrait of "Old Boots" who served travelers in Ripon from the mid eighteenth century. Born with a long nose and chin that could clasp money, he balanced coins between his facial features to entertain guests who paid for the display. Travelers of later eras would likely not repeat the practice.
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Yorkshire
England
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Chiribu
Japan
Inventor Combines Spare Tire Tool Carrier with Camp Table
For automobile tourists an inventor has combined a spare tire and tool carrier with a camp table and lunch kit. The device integrates storage and cooking items, aiming to simplify roadside meals and repairs during travels.
Lincoln permit total tops seven and a half million in 1925
1925 Nebraska notices include Lincoln building permits totaling over seven and a half million dollars. Other items report wolf incidents nearecumsell, a bank charter change at Greenwood, livestock losses from cornstalk disease, and openings of a club house at Bridgeport. Multiple obituaries and local notices cover Hamilton county deaths, Rising City school plans, and county fire incidents.
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Ecumsell
First National Bank of
Greenwood
Hamilton County
North Platte Valley
Bridgeport
Broken Bow
Cooperative Marketing Association
York County
William &. Jones
Gage County
Beatrice
Rising City
Charles W. Savidge
Omaha
Caterina
Texas
Methodist Episcopal Church
Nebraska
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W. I. Farley
Aurora
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Pawnee
Emily Rover
China
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Charles Fisher
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Grand Island
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Herbert Hoover
Bureau of the Budget
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Wyoming
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Iowa
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Gladstone
Ira Wright
Wright
Burt
State Department of Agriculture
Washington Dispatch
Platte County Board of Supervisors
Izaak Walton League
Continental Oil Company
Franklin
Franklin Oil and Gas Company
Lush
Nebraska historical society to convene in Lincoln January
The forty ninth annual meeting of the Nebraska State Historical Society will be held January 12 in the University Library building Lincoln. The Native Sons and Daughters of Nebraska join in an evening bouquet and the program includes historic discoveries and gifts. Dean Roscoe Pound of Harvard Law College delivers the principal address. Agricultural College short courses begin with high attendance focusing on auto tractor and plumbing.
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Nebraska State Historical Society
University Library
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The
Historical Society
Roscoe Pound
Harvard Law College
Agricultural College
Lincuoln
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Nebraska
Nebraska lake wells push to halt fish smothering
Secretary McLaughlin of the Department of Agriculture, who oversees license revenue, says work to bore wells in north Nebraska lakes will be accelerated under legislative orders. The main aim is to prevent surface fires from forming and suffocating fish populations.
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Lincoln
McLaughlin
Department of Agriculture
Nebraska
Fatal Grade Crossing Crash Wipes Out Family
A six member Von Seggern family from Wisner suffered five deaths and a critical injury in a noon Christmas day grade crossing collision near Pilger. Fred 64 Lena 63 Anna 25 Gustave 17 Louise 15 were involved. three killed instantly and one badly injured with little chance of recovery.
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Fred von Seggern
Wisner
Lena
Anna
Gustave
Louise
Pilger
Lincoln native son Roscoe Pound to speak at historic society
Dean Roscoe Pound of Harvard Law School will deliver the principal address at the 49th annual Nebraska State Historical Society meeting and the 3rd annual Native Sons and Daughters gathering in Lincoln on January 12. Pound is described as a native son.
Veteran Editor Takes Vacation at Kearney Hub
H. W. Brown publisher of the Kearney Hub and noted state newspaper man enjoys his first vacation in over fifty years. He travels with his wife for a three month stay on the western coast.
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Kearney
H. W. Brown
Snook Hands with Them All at New Year Reception
Between 8 000 and 10 000 people packed the new state capitol from 2 to 5 p m January 1 for a New Years reception hosted by Governor and Mrs McMullen and state officials. The governor greeted all attendees.
Porcupine Captured Twelve Years After Circus Escape
A porcupine that escaped from a local circus menagerie twelve years ago has been captured by William Hand, a young hunter, in the same area. The discovery ends a long animal oddity case and adds a local wildlife note to the season.
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Porcupine Araphoe
William Hand
Beatrice man breaks nose in icy fall with child
Ralph Wilkinson of Hoag area slipped on an icy sidewalk while carrying his youngest child. He toppled forward and the baby's head struck his nose, breaking it. He received no serious injuries beyond the broken nose.
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Beatrice
Ralph Wilkinson
Hoag
Fire destroys Rocks Shoppe in Chadron business district
A blaze at the Rocks Shoppe, a women’s store in Chadron’s business district, caused almost total loss of the building and contents with estimates around $20,000. The fire’s origin and cause were not determined in available reports.
Deshler Brecon Works Buys 80 Carloads of Brocmcorn
A new industry record was set as Deshler Brecon Works bought eighty car loads of broceicorn for 16000 dollars. The corn is stored in an Oklahoma City warehouse.
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Deshler Brecon Works
Oklahoma City
McCook Farmer Wins Central Nebraska Corn Yield Prize
Gerald Wilcox of McCook earned first prize in the central division Nebraska corn yield contest. On a ten acre plot he averaged 70 bushels per acre.
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Gerald Wilcox
Wilcox
Quarantine urged to curb corn borer spread
Prof. W. W. Burr of the University of Nebraska urges a strict quarantine to check the westward advance of the European corn borer.
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Lincoln
W. W. Burr
Agronomy
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
New Penitentiary Power Plant Under Construction
Excavation began on New Year’s day for a new penitentiary power plant to cost about 100 thousand dollars. The plant will be located outside the prison walls.
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Penitentiary
Lincoln
Discharged Teacher Wins Case In Lincoln Supreme Court
The Nebraska supreme court rules that a school board cannot discharge a teacher under contract simply by its will. The ruling comes in the case of Mrs. Jeanette Jones-Corbel against School District No. 17.
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Lincoln
Supreme Court
Jeanette Jones-Corbel
Bridge Over Republican River Near Red Cloud Opens Soon
The bridge south of Red Cloud over the Republican river, started almost a year ago, will be opened for traffic within a month, contractor reports.
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Republican River
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