Success of a New Remedy For Backache Kidneys Rheumatism
Anecdotal testimonials praise Dr. Pierce's Anuric Tablets for backache kidney trouble and rheumatism. Citizens report relief from nocturnal limb pains and improved rest after using the new remedy from Buffalo’s Invalids' Hotel. A sample offer and purchase details accompany the endorsements.
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Quincy, Inn
Dr. Pierce
Anuric
Dare
Ian
Mancus F. AlLyx
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N.Y
Doctor
August Flower Ad Claims Universal Household Remedy
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER marketed as a long standing cure for constipation, indigestion, liver trouble, and low spirits. The ad promises quick relief after a few doses, calls it a gentle laxative, and urges readers to ask their druggist as it is sold worldwide. Also includes a separate moral line about gentleness and polishing every stone.
Pimply Faces Cure Ad With Cuticura Ointment
A vintage advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment to remove pimples and blackheads. It advises smearing the skin, washing off after five minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot water. Free samples offered by mail through Cuticura Dept X Boston. Soap 25 cents, Ointment 25 and 50 cents.
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Cuticura
Dept. X
Boston
Which Lady Is Mrs De Jiggs In These Airplane Days
In These Airplane Days a quip asks which woman is Mrs De Jiggs. The reply points to the lady by the door described as standing near the large fuselage.
Illinois News Roundup Reflects Wartime Civil Measures
Illinois officials order all girls under sixteen found on the streets after 9:30 pm to be turned over to the YWCA by military police. The report also covers a fatal buggy crash near Danville, a Benton mine cage accident injuring ten, a large banquet for Lt. Patrick O’Brien in Momence, and aging Chippewa man Waben annoywence traveling from Cass Lake to attend the Chicago automobile show. Additional items include war church leadership appointments, a May 18 deputy game and fish warden exam, pardons and paroles actions, a Decatur nurse’s death, Dry Chicago petition support, sugar and egg price actions, a student pilot death near San Antonio, and food price enforcement as Chicago enters tighter enforcement of wartime price controls.
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Luckluin
Bargen
Kennon
Camp Grant
Frank Hiss
Ernest
Mansfield
Ind
Florida Limited
Danville
Benton Coal Company
Benton
State Director of Mines
Ziegler
Patrick O’brien
Royal Flying Corps
Kankakee County
Momence
Kabenannoywence
Chicago
Cass Lake Minn
Waben Annoywence
America
Frank O. Lowden
Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons
Masonic Temple
Springfield
Peter J. Muldoon
Rockford
War Council
Muldoon
State Civil Service Commission
Joliet
John J. Halpin
Division of Pardons and Paroles
Florence Hinton
Decatur
One Hundred and Hightieth Base
Flanders
War Department
Linois Training School For
Philip Yarrow
Dry Chicago Federation
Harry A. Wheeler
Illinois Food Administration
Frank L. Serry
Evanston
Government Aviation
San Antonio
Tex
Tlinois Food
Food Administration
Wilson to attend farmers war conference at Illinois university
President Wilson plans to speak at the farmers war conference to be held January 28 to February 1 at the University of Illinois in cooperation with the state council of defense. Illinois, the banner farm crop state, disputed Texas for the lead last year with crops valued higher than Texas.
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State University
Luchai
Mias
University of Illinois
Wilson
University
State Council of Defense
Illinois
Texas
Hawkeye
Iowa
Chicago
Horace Co. Gardner
United States Food Administration
Michigan
Wisconsin
Dakotas
Pana Coal Company
Pana
Wuheir
Ilinois
Garfield
United States
David Klein
Division of Foods and Dairies
Nlinois Agriculture Department
Washington
Sanitary Corps
United States Army
H. H. Henry
Dorchester Avenue
William Wollczynski
Chicago Heights
al. M. Senn
Youngstown
Josie Lande
Philip D. Armour
J. Ogden Armour
Armour & Co
War Department
Columbus Barracks
Columbus
School of Military Aeronautics
Armour
Paul J. Cassidy
Cottage Grove Avenue
Lewis F. Mason
Cassidy
Landis
Freeport
Public Utilities Commission
Springfield
Chicago, Waukegan and Hammond Transportation Company
Triniig
United Evangelical Church
Dixon
W. H. Fowke
Naperville
William Slindredsmark
Oregon
G. R. Morrison
Savanna
Racine & Southwestern
St. Paul
O. Bradshaw
Great Northern
Tragic Rail Crash Kills Three. Many Hurt Near Chicago
A Sioux City Omaha flyer derailed at Granger Illinois 28 miles west of Chicago. Ten of eleven cars left the rails sliding down a 25 foot embankment. About 200 aboard many trapped, others freezing. Dead include Mrs Dwight Tenderson and Mrs Bertha Spitzer among listed victims. Maj Henry Schelling aided rescue. broken rail blamed.
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Chicago
Sioux City
Omaha
Granger
Inl
Chi- Lto
Dwight S Tenderson
Sioux City, In
Tlinsis Central Railroad
Sidney Spitzer
North Western Avenue
MM. O. Thompson
Sioux Falls
J. ME. Byler
Manson
Viola Berg
le Mars
Jessie Craig
Charles Esche
Iowa Falls
Tac
G. V. Jones
Fort Dodge
Bertha Spitzer
D. Thomas
Huntington
Ind
Camp Grant
Arthur Trapp
Dubuque
Julius Byler
BE. Bell
J. Berg
Jia
George Cameron
Charles Cameron
Charles W. Hillis
Iowa City
Charles Krollman
Favansville
Charles J. Miers
A. J. Trapp
William Winger
Lol. Wright
Transport Hits Mine Toll in War Time
Paris reports forty killed when the French transport Drome and a trawler struck a mine near Marseilles. Nearby aviators found more mines. London notes Cunard liner Andania and steamer Cork torpedoed in 24 hours. Cork 1279 tons sank in five minutes with seven passengers and five crew lost, Andania with forty passengers saved. The Cork survivors reached a western England port. Andania was 13405 tons, built 1918, no Americans aboard.
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Paris
Marseilles
London
Cunard
Andania
Cork
Ingland
Ulster
Andon
Western Canada Cereal Crop Bodes Prosperity for 1918
An analysis of Western Canada’s 1917 harvest highlights record cereal and wool yields, rising bank clearings, and strong livestock growth. It notes expanding arable land, low production costs, and a potential 25 to 50 percent hog rise in 1918, urging settlers to move early for gains benefiting the Allied war effort.
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Western Canada
Western
Canada
Winnipeg
United States
West
Jollying Called Soft Nap Phrase Confuses Child
A playful exchange explains why jollying is described as a soft nap, with the elder noting the abundance of joy and lightness in the term. The dialogue centers on language and meaning in a father son moment.
Judge Awards Custody in Hardship Divorce
In a contentious case, the judge grants custody of the children to the mother amid unresolved alimony tensions. The decision ends the dispute over parenting time and signals a cautious settlement in a strained divorce.
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W. David Vid Roberts
Grand Avenue
Waukesha
Wis
Kansas City Southern Railway
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
F. K. Woodruff
K.C. S. Ry.uidg
Kansas City
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Ola Iron
Fletcher
Aok Marte Evo Remedy Co
Chicars
Illinois State News
Granger, Ill
Drome
Ireland
The
Holstein-Friesian Association
Brattleboro, Vt