Dean's Kidney Pills Ad From Mr Higgins Testimony
An old advertisement features Attorney E Rhodes and farmer T B Giggins of Mineral Point Maine praising Doan's Kidney Pills. The copy claims kidney weakness causes morning stiffness and urges readers to buy Dean's Kidney Pills at 60 cents, stating they restored back comfort and regulated kidney secretions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
T. B. Giggins
Mineral Point
Doan
Higgins
Fester-Milburn Co
Buffalo
NW. Y
Reporter’s slip at charity ball insults Alderman’s status
A city editor rebukes a late copy describing a charity ball. The reporter included a line about “among the most beautiful girls present was Alderman Horatio Dingley,” prompting the editor to correct the misattribution and remind him that Dingley is a principal stockholder, not a socialite.
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Horatio Dingley
Cardui featured as relief for women’s ailments claims
A Kokomo resident lauds Cardui suggesting dramatic relief from irritability backache and fatigue after months of use before childbirth. The letter promotes Cardui as a trusted aid for common female ailments and notes a broader wartime food plea urging conservation and aid.
Catarrh Section Noted As Major Ailment In Text
The fragment highlights catarrh as a prevalent ailment, surpassing other diseases in this section. It notes the condition's prominence without detailing causes or remedies.
Local notes and visits from Potosi area readers
Town gossip from Potosi recalling visitors and residents across Crawford and neighboring counties. Mentions include Mrs. Will Casey at De Soto, George Fatchett of Hopewell, Mrs. Will Walton at Ghirley, Dr. W. S. Manley of Sedalia, J. M Sloan’s visit, Lieut. Ernest McCutchin’s discharge, and a Christmas gift appeal for Bend the Journal. Also notes influenza impact, local prices on Irish potatoes, a Fancy Goods sale, and various military and postal references.
Weather and tragedies shape Stringtons week amid harsh winter
Indian Summer has been mild so far while winter chills grip Stringtons. A Flat River teen, Hare Brown, attempted suicide twice over a failed romance with Galbra Evens, first with carbolic acid thwarted, then another dose later, leaving her in critical condition. Reports dispute Farmington State Hospital No. 1 deficit claims, noting a projected unspent balance of over 12,000 and county reliance for care. Jesse Vance, killed in action in France, is noted among local casualties. Troy Eye is severely wounded in the artillery drive. Sam Politte listed missing, later found with troop displacement, and Thomas Walter Sampson of Bliss is reported severely wounded.
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Hare Brown
Joe Brown
Flat River
Galbra Evens
Evens
Jesse Vance
France
Troy E. Eye
Bud Eye
Shirley
Troy
Sam Politte
Sam
Ali QO
Thomas Walter Sampe Sen
Bliss
Lead Companies Curtail Production In St Francois County
Mining firms in St Francois County announce a new weekly work cycle starting Saturday with enforced holidays and full pay, reducing output by over 16 percent. They blame war demand fluctuations and rising living costs, while noting no offset in prices yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francois County
Moller
Werthie
Aimee
Joplin Recovers His Lost Envelope of Cash
A farmer from Miges Mo, Jere Joplin, had $1 found by John Hann, a carpenter for the Missouri Pacific Railroad. The envelope containing the money was reported missing after an ad appeared in the Globe-Donin, and Hann turned in the lost item for repairs. The ad later ran again and Hann notified Joplin by telephone, leading to the recovery of the funds.
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Globe-Donin Rat
Gay
Jere Joplin
Miges
John Hann
Miseguri Pacific Railroad
Hann
Togniries
Sant
Jopila
Joplin
Marriage License Record For Theodore Jobes And Aly Degoulard
Theodore Valock Jobes and Aly Josephine May Degoulard appear on a marriage license record. The filing lists partners and related names, indicating a formal license underway and processing by the issuing authority.
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Theodore Valock
Jobes
Aly
Josephine May
Thomas A, Howeter
Mre
Mary Heeler Bhiee
Naval Recruits Sought at Bowie Navy Station
Lieut FoM Willkau at the Navy recruiting station on Bow and Chestnut streets Bowie is accepting applications for the regular four year term. Branch needs include firemen machinists mates radio electricians boilermakers cooks and hospital apprentices. Men without trades may enlist as apprentice seamen. age limits are from 18 to 25.
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Fom
Willkau
Navy
Ith
Chestnut Streets
Bowie
Finewnen
Radio Electeioiminn
Cooke and Hospital
Philip Klein opens Casey Bros wholesale fruit market
Philip Klein announces a new wholesale and retail fruit vegetable and fish market at Casey Bros All Stand. He will buy rags rab bits brass rubber copper hides and tatlow paying highest market price in cash. Telephone S44 Potosi or call. Prices reasonable on all goods. Country merchants can save money by buying here. I know the War is over.
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Casey Bros
Potosi
Christmas Roll Call Appeal by Red Cross War Council
A Dec 3 1918 message from Red Cross War Council chairman Daw idaoo urges chapters and members to intensify war fund drives. He warns the upcoming relief conference and stresses mobilizing American public support for a pivotal Red Cross effort as the nation transitions from war to peace.
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Dawidaoo
eChairman
Red Cross
Connell
Europe
Bel Crosa
Trece von
Ebert
Hlome Service Committee Names and Roles
The Horline Service Committee outlines its work and lists officials including Secretary Browne, Director Pipan, Attorney Connolly, and Chairperson Ripples. It notes committee activities in aiding families and coordinating with relatives and teachers while emphasizing service without compensation.
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Lapeepa
Haris
Eulfate
Commuutine
Callenther
N. S. Browne
Secretare
FP Pipan
Fale
Caledonia News Roundup and Local Social Notes
Caledonia highlights include Joie and family news with visits and a brief note on church and school events. Charley Queen and family attend a gathering. Miss Bult Parnes and Florences Tetley spend weekends with local residents. Hunter Smith returns home from a trip. shipping of cattle to a Maine firm is mentioned along with a Christmas entertainment planned at the Pleasant Grove.
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Charley Queen
Fami Anid
Bult Parnes
Hochkischemier
Fae
Notice to Taxpayers in City of Lotosi 1918
Tax year LIS taxes now due and payable 25 cents on the valuation. Call at the independent office to pay delinquent real estate personal and poll taxes. Delinquent taxes may lead to suit by order of the City Council. Wilson Bell, City Collector. December 3, 1918.
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Vieast
Cithce
Wilson Bell
Lotosi
Parker Joho EH Parker obituary in Missouri region
Joho EH Parker was born in Milton Oklahoma on June 11 as a youth, moved with his parents to Missouri at age seven, grew up kindly serving others and especially children. He fell ill from influenza leading to pneumonia and died at his father’s home near Anthonies Still Me November. The community mourns the loss of a helpful neighbor and bright young man.
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Parker
Milton
Oklahoma
Anthonies
Missouri
John Case
Land for Sale The J. B. Johnson Property in Washington County
The J B Johnson lands are offered for sale in Washington County. Potential buyers are invited to submit bids as details and boundaries are outlined in the public notice. Prospective bidders should contact local county offices for exact parcels, dates, and submission requirements.
Cockereels for Sale and Local Notices
Notice lists cockreels for sale at 61.50 from Mel W. RK Wilkinson Palmer Mo. Also a debt settlement notice for T. F. Blount with Dr. M. J. Blount requesting prompt settlement. Stray notices describe a year old blue black horse mule and a five year old light bay horse with white facial markings. reward offered for information leading to recovery in Medley, Davieville, Mo.
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King
Hange
Medley
Davieville
Food values and voluntary sharing aided Allies in war
The text praises housewives and consumers for learning food handling and substitutions, noting voluntary sharing saved Allies and reduced administration costs. It claims self-policing would have cost $45 million versus 2 cents per person for cooperation, and credits America with keeping the world together during wartime recovery.
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America
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M. Drogendorf
EMFOR
ABO Fublionee
Tosi, MO
J. M. Sloan
Mr. E. Rhodes
Indiana
Cardus
Gasdal
U. S
Christanne
Coar
Mrs
Will Casey
de Soto
George Fatchett of
Hopewell
Will Walton of
Ghirley
Geo. W. Woollord
Irondale
Frank Alexander
Austin
Mrs. Kay Simpson
Little Son
Poplar Bluff
W. 8. Manley of
Sedalia
Junius McCormick
Muskogee
Okla
J.M Sloan
Ilu
Warman Spear
Crawford County
The
Friscilla Society
Settle
Harry Guyton
Fast
B. F. Nelson
Ernest McCutchin
US. Engineers
Camp Mille
N.Y
J. 0. Long
Cadet
J. W. Fowl
M. L. Eaves
Blytheville
Ark
Presbyterian Church
Missouri Synod
Farmington
Avaric Laces
Brasil
Averie
Thie County
Came Arthur
Tex
Schulte
Sherlock
Bellevue Tno
Washingt
Shultz
Bismark Gazette
A.M. Jones
Dowler's Mill
Annapolie Eor
F. M. Corey
Wingspolis Almoet
C.F. Talley
Caledonia
J. M. Talley
Talley
Kaneas
Ieake
Percy Portell
Globe- Democrat
State Hospital No. 1
Iserromecus
J. J. Eliaton
Oumi
Mr. Joplin
Lord the Universal Car
CARR
CASEY
Lisse
Philip Klein
Wb, Jody
Pallietty Dire Ter
Hlome Service Committee
Peter
Wyholenan
Reditires
Ciae
Toehesun
Aierney
F X
N. Connolly
M Bh. Rides
WT Griffith
Ibs
Bean & Shelton
Catio
Inet
J. BE. Bille
Rullivean
Cube
Alo
Cheietmar Bre
Ts Bank
Washington County Bank
Bank OF
James A. Shields
J. B. Johnson
Northeas
Sautie
Bivness & Loradel
Ned Andes
Sontheast ‘Y
Oety
Washington County
M. HB Ihodes
Potesi
Moe J. It Jonson
Henge
Friends Anthonies Mill
TY. BF. Blount
T. F. Blount
M. J. Blount
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