Pain Balm Booster Claims Aiding Wounded Soldiers
A wartime veteran from Rossville York County praises Chamberlain Pain Balm for rheumatism back pain and other aches. He reports healing relief after using the product and urges every family to keep a bottle for rheumatism back pain sprains bruises and more. He notes local merchant Knapp & Co. distributes it.
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Local Candidate Formally Seeks Republican Nomination
A resident announces candidacy for the Republican representative convention in this district. The statement notes solicitation by Republicans and a petition signed by many electors, naming Ireton, Lown, CF, Batwey, and others as supporting figures. The run is contingent on the convention decision.
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Ireton
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Sioux County Plans New Court House With Surplus Cash
County officials argue for building a new courthouse using existing funds while keeping taxes low. They say bonds can be sold at a favorable rate and a portion repaid annually, reducing risk to property records and improving county facilities.
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Sioux County
Pew Court House
Eradit
Bronx
Blocking Freight Drains Threatens Main Street Crossing
A report notes blocking of the main street crossing by freight drains endangering traffic. The city authorities may act as the eroding issue remains ongoing with incidents of attempted passage and pressure on the superintendent and authorities to enforce the rules.
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Do Tang
Vie
Moody Evangelist Prays With Albany Prison Inmates
One hundred inmates formed a cheering chain as Dwight Moody prayed for them after a hourlong sermon. Moody spoke respectfully calling them gentlemen and urged that happiness comes from right hearts, even behind bars.
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Dwight Moody
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Ber Moves to New Building Near Post Office
Ber announces moving into a larger, more convenient quarters one door south of the post office. The business expects to be in splendid shape soon and invites patrons to visit its new home as preparations continue.
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Ber
Post Office
Black
Ba Tux Bay
Language and gesture in early speech development
The fragment describes how right side body motions relate to expressive speech and how speech development aligns with right-handedness. It suggests that as speech grows, so does the tendency toward right-hand use.
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Farietio
Yielp
Aluminium Aumigium Emerges as Global Industrial Metal
The article notes A.umigium’s large scale use across industries and its rise as a major metal alongside copper and tin. It highlights its non tarnishing properties and suitability for cookware, shipbuilding, and metallurgy. It also cites its beneficial alloying effects with steel or brass for solid castings. Local papers with 1000 copies circulation can reach 6000, indicating strong demand and a lasting presence.
Quach Stance Cited in Senate Question
The document notes Mr. Quach as a warm personal friend of A. B. Cummins who pledges no man on the senatorial question. If elected as state senator he would vote for the district he represents.
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Local sentiment on Coom-Tins in this locality
Fragmentary remarks suggest limited public support for Coom-Tins with many words garbled. The piece reflects confusion and a negative tone toward the topic, noting that sentiment appears weak and unclear among readers.
Cartoon Shows Faithful kept to the flag in a rallying letter
The piece criticizes the way the St Louis Globe Democrat portrays democracy with a female figure. It depicts Uncle Sam in military pose and urges loyalty to the flag. Lyon County Republicans push for another vote and question township tally signs and duty of election officers.
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Benana
United States
Uncle San
Othiera
Lyon County
Lions County
State Central
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Sheldon camp plans June picnic with strong turnout
The Sheldon camp reports heavy activity with twenty three membership applications at a recent meeting. Members are urged to attend the next meeting on May 0 to greet Hicks Fuller when he enters, as the order grows at a rate of about 15,000 per month.
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Sheldon
Thera
Hicks Fuller
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