Anuric Tablets Promote Uric Acid Dissolution
Dr. Pierce's Anuric Tablets claim to aid kidney bladder and uric acid disorders including sciatica rheumatism gout and related ailments. Marketed from Buffalo New York at the Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute this remedy is described as more active than lithia and dissolves uric acid like water dissolves sugar. Obtain a bottle from your local druggist.
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Laporte
Ind
Sciatica
Dr. Pierce
Glen Hines
Washington Street
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Lithia
Indiana State News Highlights From Across The State
Des Moines apple show prizes for Washington county growers. P J Kruger found dead in South Bend internal revenue office believed self inflicted. Newcastle treasurer named Mrs Nettie Colson widow of late Edward Colson. Robbers target Freelandville State Bank vault stealing 28000 in Liberty bonds. Hog losses from rat poison near Petersburg. Indianapolis wife shoots husband in domestic dispute in presence of children. South Bend and New York duo indicted for tire patent fraud. Evansville cigar workers gain higher wages. Fort Wayne priestly rites for Rev Victor Schnell draw large turnout. War department confirms Lieut Roland Gray’s death in Germany. Madison man acquitted of murder by first ballot. Newcastle YMCA fundraiser surpasses 200000 goal. Purdue electric light study boosts egg production. Marion cashier robbed of 500 at bank offices. Seymour mill workers cut wood to supplement coal. Sugar beets eyed to ease future shortages for northern Indiana institutions. Caswell-Ruyven plant offers life insurance for workers. Osgood Versailles highway contract awarded to Central State Construction. Beech Grove PCC approves 10 cent fare and Birney car funding. Delaware county raid nets 51 gambling arrests.
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Washington County
Des Moines
P. J. Kruger
Internal Revenue
Indiana
South Bend
Kruger
George A. Elliott
Nettie Colson
Newcastle
Colson
Edward A. Colson
Freelandville State Bank
Liberty
Joshua Ault
Petersburg
Ault
Nora Degler
Fred W. Degler
Indianapolis
Lavern
Helena
Clyde Smith
Harold Land
New York City
Chicago
Sol Goldberg
Hump Hairpin Company
Evansville
Boonville
Mount Vernon
Princeton
Henderson
Victor Schnell
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Terre Haute
Joseph Chartrand
War Department
Golden A. Smith
Dessie Mae Stewart
Dorothy Stewart
Lawrence C. Alcorn
Argonne Forest
France
Alcorn
Knox County
Board of Commissioners
Shelby County
Joseph B. Hamilton
Ernest G. Thornburg
Shelbyville
Hamilton Farms
Indiana Corn Growers’ Association
Salem
Purlee
Henry
Fred C. Gause
Conwell
Fort Wayne
Hammond Hotel and Improvement Company
Parke State Bank
Rockville
Municipal Light
Anderson
Jerry E. Kinney
Hays H. Buskirk
Indiana Free Employment Commission
Buskirk
Pleasant Williams
Hillsboro
Fountain County
John Lammie
Vandalia Coal Company
Sullivan
War
Roland M. Gray
West Lafayette
Gray
Coblenz
Germany
Grover Lawson
Madison
Charles O. Lawson
Young Men’s Christian Association
Purdue University
A. G. Phillips
George Spurr
Mutash Theater Company
Marion
Marion National Bank
Seymour Woolen Mills Company
Maurice C. Shelton
State Purchasing Committee
Shelton
Michigan
Nicholas Tescher
Hamilton County
San Franqeisco
Cal
Gordon Tescher
Lawrence McCarthy
Lapel
John M. Helms
Muncie
Redwood
Michael I. Needham
Caswell-Runyen
Huntington
State Highway Commission
Ripley County Commissioners
Statehouse
Central State’s Construction Company
Logansport
Southeastern Park
Public Service Commission
Thomas Hiatt
Delaware County
Timothy Owens
Winter Green Feeds for Poultry by USDA
The United States Department of Agriculture describes winter green feeds for poultry emphasizing succulence and bulk to complement grain rations. Cabbages mangel wurzels clover alfalfa and sprouted oats are discussed with storage and preparation tips for ensuring a steady winter supply.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Mites Remain in Feathers as Poultry Carrier
An entomologist from the United States department of agriculture reports that chicken mites can linger in fowl feathers after dark and exist in numbers that allow birds to carry the pest to uninfested places. The study aims to develop effective control measures based on the mites life history and habits.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Comfort in Cold Weather for Poultry Houses
Guidance notes ensure poultry houses remain comfortable in cold weather with ample air and sunlight on bright days, warmth when nights are cold, and sufficient fresh air while hens roost.
Boschee's Syrup Ad Promotes Cold Relief and Rest
A vintage advertisement touts Boschee's Syrup as a long standing remedy for coughs bronchitis and influenza related ailments. It claims the product aids rest and easy morning expectoration and notes its American manufacture and wide household use worldwide.
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America
The Smaller Man Strives Harder to Get Even
A concise proverb notes that lesser men push hardest to retaliate highlighting pride and vindictiveness as driving motives in conflict.
Castoria Reminder for Mothers to Check Signatures
An aged advertisement urges mothers to examine every bottle of Castoria ensure it bears the signature of IVER, a remedy used for over 30 years. It notes that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria, emphasizing brand trust and long history.
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Fletcher
Bowhead Whale and the Whalebone Trade
A bowhead whale yields about 600 whalebone slabs valued at 7.50 a pound, with a full-grown body worth roughly 15 000 for its mouth contents. The arctic denizen lacks teeth. its upper jaw contains long horny slabs that sieve prey as water is expelled from the mouth.
Music's Power Lets Bensonhurst Couple Marry
In Flatbush and Bensonhurst dialogue a couple credits music for influence on their life. A singer's impact is celebrated as the reason behind their marriage.
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Flatbush
Bensonhurst
Why the Foolscap Paper Bears That Name
The passage explains foolscap as a term tied to a historic monopoly on English paper. Under Charles I, monopolies funded the government and royal watermarking showed the royal arms. Cromwell’s parliament required removal of the arms and substitution with a fool’s cap and bells. The symbol persisted in journal sizes.
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England
Charles
Timid couple defy nerves in steadfast wedding rites
The bride and groom, though shy, persist in their wedding rituals, showing quiet resolve. Their celebration emphasizes enduring vows and mutual support as they exchange rings and vows, marking a shared commitment.
Rose Reflects on Bets and Time in Gambling XX
A remark noting that betting on a horse that finishes last underlines the idea that time equals money. It uses aphoristic language to warn about misjudging risks and the cost of poor bets.
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Rose
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Department of Immigration
Ottawa
Can
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Columbus
Ohio
J. . Maclacklan
Traction-Terminal Building
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