Cure for Obstinate Felon: New York Doctor Reports Relief
The article notes whitlow as a finger inflammation that can extend to periosteum or tendon sheath. Traditional remedies include iodine alcohol camphor or witch hazel with flaxseed poultice. if needed, lancing. Dr Beverley Robinson reports success with aseptic gauze soaked in glycerine and opium salts, with hot water borax soaks, then zinc oxide ointment and tincture of gentian prior to meals.
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Beverley Robinson
New York
Medical Journal
Robinson
Panama City Claim Sparks Oldest American Town Debate
A historical contention argues Old Panama founded 1519 by Pedro Arias while Panama City originated in 1673 after Morgan era raids. San Domingo predates both at 1504, with Redway citing Darien raids and Villacosta rebuilding the newer settlement nearby.
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Panama
G. W. Redway
Pedro Arias
San Domingo
Hayti
Diego Columbus
Henry Morgan
Redway
Old Providence
Caribbean
Darien
Villacosta
Old
Developments in Northern Australia Port Darwin Cold Storage
The British Union Cold Storage company to erect a large cold storage works at Port Darwin Northern Territory under a signed concession. Australia holds about 12,000,000 cattle mostly in the northern tablelands, with meat works expansion seen as key to boosting export trade. The Commonwealth plans spend 50,000,000 over three years on Port Darwin to Interior rail development.
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Northern
Australia
Port Darwin
Northern Territory
British Union Cold Storage Company
Commonwealth
Queensland
Interior
Poppies Yield to Soy Beans in Chunking District
China shifts from opium to food crops as Chunking district replaces poppy fields with soy beans. The change stops producing poison and enriches the soil, illustrating a tangible victory of progress and revolution.
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China
Chunking
Sworn Despite His Name in New Jersey Case
A present day George Washington in East Orange New Jersey testified as an expert in a case where a man sued a surety company over a leaky roof. Lawyers questioned the need for oaths, and the judge remarked uncertainty about placing the witness under oath while he took the stand.
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George Washington
East Orange
N. J
The Big Dog Gets the Bone
Editorial arguing farmers and consumers lose to middlemen and trusts. It likens producers to a small dog repeatedly outpaced by big dogs and urges organized farmer action to cut middlemen from the supply chain, noting Florida fruit as an example of success. It condemns nonessential intermediaries and calls for a sane, collective plan.
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Ww. Barber
Death of General Findlay Leads British Breakthrough
A Daily Mail correspondent recounts General Neil Douglas Findlay of the Royal Artillery dying amid a fierce rear guard action near Soissons. In a valley at Prige he urged crews to save every gun, refused evacuation, and helped marshal a final blaze of fire before the shelling ceased.
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London
England
Daily Mail
France
Neil Douglas Findlay
Royal Artillery
Soissona
Findlay
Prige
Local Mews Reporter Wanted For Next Two Months
Wanted a reporter to look after and write up local news for the next month or two. Inquire at this office.
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Arrow Office
Local Sale Dates Listed with Auctions and Locations
Dates announced for auctions in Iowa towns including Havelock and Rolfe. Burington Lindeman and C. O. Hansen listed as auctioneers with exact situs and dates December 17 January 19. Cassie Show invites further listings and offers free publication in this column for sale notices.
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W. S. Herschberger
Havelock
Burington & Lindeman
Harry Mann
Burngton & Lindeman
S. A. Myers
Rolfe
Iowa
H. H. Grove
C. O. Hansen
Cassie Show
Notice in Probate for Rozilla Wood Will in Pocahontas
Public notice requests all interested persons to appear January 19, 1916 at 2 p.m. in Pocahontas Iowa to show cause why the will of Rozilla Wood deceased should not be admitted to probate. Clerk W E Bollard of the District Court records the notice dated October 23, 1914.
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Pocahontas
Rozilla Wood
Pocahontas County
Iowa
District Court
A. D
W. BE. Bollard
Bear in mind Chamberlain tablets for digestion
Ad copy notes that Chamberlain tablets move the bowels improve appetite and strengthen digestion. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Pikertown Notes On Visits Sales and Socials
Wardle Sharp visited relatives at Bradgate on Sunday as Mr and Mrs Roy Bucher arrived Saturday to help finish corn picking at W S De Wolf home. Louis and Thos Simonson attended Clarence Hays blooded stock sale near Rodman last Thursday and said stock sold well. A surprise party at W C Porter home celebrated Walter Hoferts twenty first birthday. Louie and Elmer Simonson joined a Des Moines excursion to hear Bill Sunday. Pilot Creek Crusaders were hosted by Epworthians in Rolfe with about forty youths attending. We invite Pikertown youths to visit to repay the compliment.
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Wardle Sharp
Bradgate
Roy. .Bucher
DeWolf
Bucher
Louis
Thos. Simonson
Clarence Hays
Rodman
Pikertown
W. C. Porter
Walter Hoffert
Louie
Elmer Simonson
Des Moines
Bill Sunday
Pilot Creek
Epworthians
Rolfe
Gilmore City Gleanings Field Notes and Visits
Misses Ethel Keefe and Jessie Tsutson returned from Ruthven where they sold women’s coats. Mrs H Lamphere visited Gilmore City from Fort Dodge. Mrs Will Hoag and Lenore visited from Bradgate. The Brown infant has typhoid fever. Mrs T J Calligan returned from interim after visiting her mother. Miss Marie Higgins came back from Clare. Roller skates arrived for the opera house. sports promise excitement.
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Ethel Keefe
Jessie Tsutson
Ruthven
H. Lamphere
Fort Dodge
Gilmore City
Will Hoag
Lenore
Bradgate
JL. O. Brown
Belgian relief funds and city events in December
The Woman's Club is soliciting funds for Belgian relief. A dance will be held at the opera house on Tuesday evening December 1 with Stewart's orchestra providing the music. The hall was opened for skating last Wednesday evening.
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Tissere
Illinois
Ib Conehell
Opera House
Stewart
Big Iowa Offer for Six Papers One Year
The Arrow Evening Tribune Des Moines Orange Judd Farmer Kansas City Weekly Star Peoples Popular Monthly Corn Magazine in six papers one year for 3.00. The Tribune stays on the job with clear readable type and Sunday meetings. New subscribers to The Tribune get the paper free until January 1st. Pay $2.00 for daily readers and mail check to The Arrow.
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Iowa
the Arrow
Evening Tribune
Des Moines
Orange Judd Farmer
Kansas City
Peoples
Tribune
The
Arrow
the Tribune
Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey Ad Helps Coughs
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey to ease coughs and soothe irritated air passages. It claims to loosen mucus, boost resistance to colds, and is suitable for babies and children, priced at 25 cents.
Forged Checks Case Confounds Declared Suspect
A garbled report notes John Sullivan forged checks, passed them in Jasper and Fairmont Minnesota. He pleaded guilty, served time, and is now on parole conditioning sobriety. The item hints at earned funds from illicit work and comments on morals.
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John ‘Sullivan
Notice of Administration for Stella M Severson
In the district court Pocahontas County Iowa the estate of Stella M Severson is in probate. The court appoints an administrator and directs notice to interested parties for filing claims and demands by the required deadline.
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Iowa
Pocahontas County
Stella M
Early Season Sales Booking Advised For Vices Avoidance
The notice urges early motions to secure dates for this season's sales. It states that bookings are already active and suggests arranging dates through Arrow Office or by direct telephone. A satisfaction guarantee is mentioned.
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Arrow
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Riverside
J. A. Carroll
C. C. Shifert
Commerce
Plover Lumber Co
Plover Town
A. J. Applegate
Srrow
H. H. Grovi Auctioneer
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DeWolf & Wells Grain and Feed Co
Anny
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