Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Sterling Resident
A Sterling retiree, Diffendorfer, confirms renewed faith in Doan's Kidney Pills claiming a permanent cure for back misery and restored kidney secretions. Ad states price 60 cents, distributed by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo as U S sole agents. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
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Dean
Sterling S. Diffendorfer
S. Fourth St
Sterling
Cole
Doan
Reef
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Ports Closed As War Mines Threaten Northern Europe
Neutral and belligerent vessels face increased danger as North Sea mining escalates. American ships Tennessee and North Carolina avoid those waters, with Brits and Germans warning of risks near ports. Americans abroad may seek passage via Marseille or Lisbon, while neutral ports like Norway, Sweden, Denmark, the Netherlands, and Belgium lie effectively blockaded.
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North Sea
Tennessee
North Carolina
Europe
Germany
Great Britain
Bryan
Marseilles
Lisbon
United States
Falmouth
England
France
Mediterranean
Austria
Polnots
Adriatic
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Netherlands
Belgium
Significance of Little Things in Daily Life
A compact reflection argues that small, everyday events shape us more than grand, distant events. It likens petty misfortunes to a persistent burden, noting people prefer grand risks to constant irritations from minor troubles. The essay emphasizes how little things constantly influence mood and progress.
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Yount Olympus
Women defend Belgian arms factory at Herstal
A special dispatch reports workers in the Belgian national arms factory at Herstal near Liège repelled German attacks as the men were away. The women armed with revolvers and weapons held the line, repelling charges of Uhlans and scalding soldiers with boiling water before barricading in houses. Children and elderly also aided as colors continued to fly from the factory.
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Herstal
Vilage
Swiss Beheadings Highlight Swiss Resolve In War News
Reports from Paris cite six Americans arriving from Berne describing full Swiss mobilization. A Swiss harvest worker defended a pass near Zurich by slaying a German in civilian dress, illustrating the Swiss people’s readiness and fearlessness amid growing conflict.
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Paris
Berne
Switzerland
Germany
Zurich
German Embassy Official Discusses Wireless Links to Europe
Haniel von Haimhausen the German embassy chargé d affaires in Washington conferred with Secretary Bryan on wireless and cable communication between America and Europe. He had asked the state department to permit direct messages between the United States and Germany, which are now barred by English military censorship since all cable traffic must pass through England to reach Germany.
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Haniel von Haimhausen
Washington
Bryan
America
Europe
State Department
United States
England
Germany
German plane downed near Namur by forts fire
Brussels reports state a German aeroplane flying over Namur was brought down by fortifications fire. Two officers aboard the craft survived the crash and were captured unharmed by the forts.
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Brussels
Namur
Baker seeks Republican nomination for 27th Nebraska State Senate
Jason W. Baker of Seneca Neb announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination to represent Nebraska the 27th Senatorial District at the August 18 1914 primary. He previously served as representative of the 71st district in 1913 and pledges to support progressive legislation while promoting western Nebraska and strict economy to ease tax burdens.
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Nebraska
Arthur, Banner
Cheyenne
Devel
Garden
Grant
Hooker
Kimball
Logan
Morrill
McPherson
Scottsbluff
Thomas
Blaine
Loup
Jason W. Baker
Seneca
Murder Shocks Schuyler as Louise Mick Is Found Dead
In Schuyler Nebraska authorities pursue Frank Held, an ex convict, amid suspicion of involvement in the murder and abduction of eighteen year old Louise Mick. A ransom note addressed to her mother suggests an extortion motive. Held, captured near a cornfield grave, denies guilt as a lynch mob fears erupting.
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Schuyler, Neb
Louise Mick
Frank Held
Kunkle
Columbus
Held
Schuyler
Frank Eller
Mary Mick
Nebraska
Louisa Mick
George Wilch
Notary Nagel accused in Lincoln land deed case
Theodore Barnes of Hastings filed a complaint with Governor Morehead seeking removal of John H. Nagel of Dickins as notary public. Alleged arm acknowledgment by Nagel of a 400 acre Hastings deed occurred when Jane C. Blakely was absent and unaware. Land sold to E. J. Moore for 5000 dollars. payment to agent. Suit pending in Lincoln county district court to annul the deed. agent reportedly seeking settlement with Blakely.
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John H. Nagel
Dickins
Lincoln
Theodore Barnes
Hastings
Morehead
W. L. Selby
Omaha
John H. Nagle
Lincoln County
Nagell
Jane C. Blakely
Blakely
Drowning victim fails to surface in Missouri River near Stella
Stella Nebraska August 12 The body of seventeen year old Fred Ogg is still missing after drowning in the Missouri River while crossing a shallow thirty foot channel from Shook's Island to the Nebraska shore. His companions could not rescue him. He is the son of Mrs J E Bright living near Stella. Lincoln Aug 12 New films promote Nebraska resources as Seward crowds view Condra and Mellor lectures detailing wheat corn irrigation beet sugar poultry and farm industries.
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Stella
Neb
Fred Ogg
Missouri
Shook
Nebraska
Ogg
J. E. Bright
Lincoln
Seward
George E. Condra
William R. Mellor
Condra
Rainfall Recorded in Cambridge Area
Cambridge Nebraska reports 0.30 inches of rain measured locally on August 12. The light shower affected Cambridge and surrounding vicinity with rainfall amounts around three tenths of an inch.
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Cambridge, Neb
Tom on Chis Time and Nebraska Tax Commission
The speech outlines Tom on Chis Time as a Republican member of the Nebraska state Revenue and Taxation Commission. The nonpartisan panel, created by the last legislature, aims to revise state revenue laws. He promises to finish the commission’s work, print a report, and guide changes to equalize the tax burden with Attorney General duties.
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Tom On Chis
Nebraska
Union
His Foot in It Cleveland Plain Dealer Entry
A hostess bids a guest good night after a pleasant evening. They joke about the long drive home, noting the drive may be the best part of such visits. The piece reflects light conversational humor in a Cleveland Plain Dealer note.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with reward note
A 100 dollar reward offer for an uncured catarrh case accompanies endorsements for F. J. Cheney Co. and the Hall's Catarrh Cure, claiming internal remedies affect blood and mucous surfaces. The ad cites a 15 year trust in Cheney and lists National Bank of Commerce Toledo as a signatory, with pills for constipation and nationwide drugstore sale at 75 cents per bottle.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Coo
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
National Bank OF Commerce
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Nebras
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Stval
Sidney, Neb
Dally
Fassenger
Union Pacific
Union Vela
W. J. Shoemaker
M. m
Chichester
Ques
Vason W. Baker
Standard Oil Company
Nebraska News
Ransom
Charles W. Sears
Repub
Educational Lands
Attorney General
Maxwell
Livoni & Son
Civil Service
Hastings Business College
The
Mid-West School
Hastings, Nebraska
OLD Reliable American Bank
United States Depository
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