Two Happy Homes Credit Vegetable Compound Claims
Letters from Mrs Goldie Shoup of St Joseph Laois and Mrs F Storis of Paterson New Jersey praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They report improved strength, energy, and ability to carry out housework, linking better health to happier homes. The ad urges readers to seek better health with the product.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Goldie Shoup
St. Joseph
Laois
F._ Storis
Lane Street
Paterson
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Fashion Extremes Prompt Spankings for Women Says Sen
Detroit Free Press reports Gilfoed Revined by extremes of fashion asserts that any woman who could be and would not improve her appearance with cosmetics deserves spanking. Doctor Jackson adds that cosmetics and beauty culture boost health by stimulating circulation as new fashions from Paris captivate grande dames.
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Gilfoed
Sen
Doctor Jackson
Kansas City
Paris
Tiux
Laughet
Doctor
Detroit Free Press
Man Buys Farm Site As Stranger Claims Past
A buyer surveying a valuable site is told by a stranger that the land was once a farm where he buried a dog. The owner confirms the sale for half a million, calmly noting the truth of the stranger’s tale.
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Revenue From Rabbits Tops Australia Pest to Asset
Australia shifts view of rabbits from worst pest to export asset. An army of trappers chase skins for demand in the United States. Some claim earnings reach as high as 150 a week.
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Australia
United States
Painting the Capitol Dome Turns Costly Feat
A costly job involved painting the United States Capitol dome using a thousand gallons of a special patot paint. The piece notes the anticipated fortune for the inventor of a home pressing machine and mentions skin-deep beauty aging with time.
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United States
Capitol
Various Iowa News Notes From 1927
A Michae l Garrean's child born in Thurman, plus 14 living. Henry Field of KFNF reports radio wavelength allowance in Washington DC. a wall collapse in Sioux City kills one and injures another, rescue worker dies. June gasoline tax totals and state revenue rise. Northwestern Railway wreck blocks traffic, several trains rerouted. U S Civil Service announces Junior Auditor exam with $2100 salary. multiple Iowa towns listed for exam access. A Corning schoolhouse bell salvaged for $45 after junking, with rare bell metal and possible monument plan. Hampton gas plant fire causes $20,000 loss. Iowa State College awards Chamberlin distinction. Ferguson fires destroy four buildings. 11-year-old Wilma Ingham of Afton, IA detained with companion in Sioux City restaurant.
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KFNF
W. D. Jamieson
Washington, D. C
Sioux City
Nels Paulson
Northwestern Railway
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Milwaukee
U. S. Civil Service. Commission
Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. Ia
Ames
Tic
Burlington
Council Bluffs
Dunburne
Fort Dodge
Town City
Marshalltown
Mason City
Creston
Davenport
Decorah
Denison
Des Moines
Ottumwa
Stencer
Waterloo
Corning
Rawson Building
Barron
Hampton Gas
Iow2 Public Service Company
Fie
Joas
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Iowa
America
Germany
Iowa State College Engineering Department
Herman Knapp
Chamberlin
Ferguson
Wilma Ingham
Afton
Harl Haste
I Royal
Iowa Banks Recovering From 1920s Crunch Says Iowa Department
Des Moines reports Iowa banks show improved health since 1920 with fewer failures and deposits near peak levels. The banking department notes liquidation assets of about 4 million while most closed banks are wiped to half their value and that state supervision oversees 166 receiverships. Also covered: Pisgah resident L Burne dies after walking toward New York, a farmer killed flagging a train near Cedar Rapids, and Pap Balliet's 93rd birthday airplane ride.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Banking Department
Towa
Minnesota
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Banking Department
Pap” Balliet
Tokyo as a city of villages and culture fascinations
A National Geographic prepared overview portrays Tokyo not as a single city but a collection of towns and wards with distinct districts. It highlights imperial palace wards, Shogun legacy, Geisha traditions, cherry blossoms, Shinto shrines, and the blend of old and new amid earthquakes and fires, noting the city’s complex social and architectural fabric.
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National Geographic Society
Tokyo
Japan
Potomac Park
Washington
Ota
Dokwan
Imperial
Gommer Et al
Long ‘Singe
Demimonde
Pessunle
Ian i
America
Mihombashi
Broadway
Shiba
Shanissand
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