Iola Woman Praises Dr Pierce Health Discovery
Mrs Anna Keim of 418 South St Iola Kansas credits Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery with restoring her health after years of decline and a chronic cough She urges others to start early and obtain the Discovery in tablet or liquid form from their druggist and to write the Invalids' Hotel Buffalo NY for free medical advice
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Iola
Kans
Dr. Pierce
Anna Keim
South St
President Invalids’ Hotel
Buffalo
Flubdub Grouchy Over Glad Writing Trend
The fragment hints Flubdub’s grumpiness at today’s influx of cheerful prose from current writers. It suggests a conflict between mood and literary trend as readers seek lighter, upbeat material.
Freedom from Laxatives Pills and Salts
An eminent medical authority warns that pills and salts offer only temporary relief from constipation and may cause permanent injury. A natural lubricant, Nujol, provides gentle, non laxative relief that resembles Nature, is not a medicine, and is harmless. Physicians prescribe it and it is used in leading hospitals. Get a bottle from your druggist today.
Four social types cited in Taine aphorism
Cynical Taine observation notes four societal varieties the lovers the ambitious observers and fools. The fools are the happiest of the four according to the quote.
Diamond Dyes Ad Teaches Easy Home Dyeing Tips
Diamond Dyes promises simple directions for dyeing or tinting worn garments including sweaters skirts and coats. It guarantees no spotting fading streaking or running and advises telling the druggist material type. The ad ends with a line about a favorite ghost story improving with the years.
Cole's Carbolisalve Heals Burns and Skin Diseases
Quick relief for burning itching and skin diseases with instant pain stop. Heals without scars in 30c and 60c sizes. Ask your druggist or send to The J. W. Cole Co. Rockford Illinois for a package.
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Cole
J. W. Cole Co
Rockford, Ill
Business Practicality Amid Sentiment Appears in Markets
Markets weigh practical demands against emotional responses as firms balance efficiency with worker morale and public perception. Analysts note cautious investment as consumer sentiment fluctuates alongside corporate governance signals and policy expectations.
Hawkeye State News Highlights Local Events
James Brown of Earlham chosen president of Ames Ag club. Sac County farmers favor direct feeder cattle buying. Luther College marks 61st anniversary with ceremonies. Bellevue seeks national bank charter. Mrs. Geo Lusk of Monroe tends lilac bushes blooming second crop. Various crimes, accidents, and agricultural notes fill state brief items from Des Moines to Cedar Rapids.
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James Brown
Earlham
Ag Club
Ames
Sac County
Luther College
Decorah
Bellevue
Comptroller of Currency
Geo. Lusk
Monroe
Maude E. Mendenhall
Des Moines
Carl Reinecke
Elkader
The
Herald
Morningside College
Sioux City
Henry Kern
Tipton
Cedar Rapids
F. A. McCroskey
Anamosa
Sac County Farm Bureau
John Garden
Weaver & Garden
Wapello
San Francisco
Lincoln Warner
Cedar
Louie Roberts
Emma Gully
Rock Island, Ill
David Haley
France
Gert Herring
Council Bluffs
Adam Wahner
Farmington
W. L. McCauley
Creston
Beauty van Pelt Johanna
Louis H. Pape
Dubuque
John Evert
Mason City
Grandma” Thompson
Hopkinton
Bank of J. Kelso
Iowa City
Iowa
Men Like Sharp Pins Stick You Despite Their Good Points
Witty remark compares certain men to pins that injure despite useful traits, noting how some people can hurt or irritate others even when they have admirable qualities. The line uses humor to reflect on character and tolerance.
Why Druggi sts Recommend Swamp Root
For years druggists note Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a kidney liver and bladder medicine that strengthens and aids natural function. It has stood the test of years and is sold by all druggists. Send ten cents for a sample bottle and mention this paper.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
The Backwoods Encounter and Inventions Quip
A vacationer is accosted at a log cabin by a stranger who quizzes him with a string of questions about the hut and its surroundings. The piece wryly notes that necessity spurs invention but inventors of new wrinkles are unpopular with the ladies.
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Moggs
Efogs
Fresh Charm to Old Shawls Insures Putnam Dyes
The excerpt discusses an old New York Times note on Harold G. Armstrong’s For Richer for Poorer and a World piece by Heywood Broun. It contrasts Victorian heroine Marion with modern readers, noting she lets her hair down and loses inhibitions, sparking debate about literary norms.
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Fifth Avenue
Forty-seventh Street
Forty-second Street
New York Times
Harold G. Armstrong
Marion
Kenneth Gramling
Georgian clergyman’s blushing retreat in hymn mishap
In a Georgian tale a young clergyman newly placed over a large parish falters before his congregation after announcing a women's missionary meeting. He tries a reformulated appeal then excuses himself with a hymn number, a moment of self embarrassment captured in a humorous anecdote.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Obey Word in Marriage Service Debated
Miss Young argues the term obey should be omitted from the marriage rite while Miss Strongmind contends it should be transferred to the other party. The Boston Transcript records the exchange as a tongue in cheek debate on wedding vows.
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Miss Young
Legal Fee Exchange Reveals Suitor Question
A brief exchange shows a caller asking advice on marrying the daughter and a lawyer replying she would not. The dialogue ends with the line five dollars, please. The piece closes with a maxim about action over thought in the Boston Evening Transcript.
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Sultor
Boston Evening Transcript
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