Pau fro Missoun educated in Kansas City and Los Angeles
A stray OCR fragment notes a person named Pau from Missouri who was educated in Kansas City and lived there until about five years ago before moving with her family to Los Angeles.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1923
Page
7
A stray OCR fragment notes a person named Pau from Missouri who was educated in Kansas City and lived there until about five years ago before moving with her family to Los Angeles.
Residents from Ware and Des Moines township attended a ball game. Families including the Overmites and Reents shared gatherings, while others visited Pocahontas and Laurens. Local events included a Helping Hand circle meeting and Farm Bureau entertainment at Mills hall with Rev. Shere in attendance.
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Reading notes a nervous feeling caused by gas pressing on the heart and organs. The text mentions simple buckthorn bark as a remedy and references glyc- as part of the excerpt.
An advertisement-like text promotes Adlerika as an instant relief for mixed digestive issues. It asserts action on both upper and lower bowels and promises removal of stored matter that allegedly poisons the system, with claimed benefits against nervousness and appendicitis.
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Pocahontas Iowa May 8 1923 State of Iowa Pocahontas County Bertha Bowers Treasurer of Pocahontas County will place in the hands of the Sheriff a certified list of all delinquent motor vehicles with unpaid fees within fifteen days after publication unless paid at this office.
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