Old Soldier Promotes Swamp Root For Kidney and Bladder Aid
A Des Moines veteran George W. Atchley endorses Dr Kilmer Swamp Root for kidney and bladder troubles. Notarized testimony from A B Hansen states Atchley provided the testimonial. Advert claims sample and discount bottles available from Kilmer Co, Binghamton NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
George W. Atchley
Walker St. Des Moines
Iowa
State of Iowa
Fae
A. BT
Hanmeen
W. Atchley
Atchley
Dr. Kilmer& Co
Binghamton,n. Y
Honest Dependable Medicine Praised by Mrs. Mary Gay Turss
A Montpelier woman testifies to remarkable relief from illness after using a remedy. She reports improved regularity, relief from chills and pains, and urges others to trust the medicine. The account highlights patient satisfaction and endorses the product by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Mary GayTurss
Ridge St
Montpelier, Vt
Loss of British warship Viknor headed for Ireland coast
The British admiralty announced the Viking class destroyer Viknor is missing with all hands after likely striking a mine or foundering off Ireland amid bad weather. Some wreckage and bodies have washed ashore on the north coast, and cause remains uncertain.
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Admiralty
Ireland
Hursta
Morrissey Named Chief Justice of Nebraska Supreme Court
Andrew Morrissey was appointed by Governor Morehead on Monday as chief justice to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Judge McHenbeck. He took the oath and began duties immediately and will serve until after the 1916 general election. Morrissey, born in Ithaca New York, moved to Nebraska in 1891, later served as Cherry County attorney, Lincoln attorney general candidate in 1912, deputy attorney general, and private secretary to the governor before his chief justice appointment.
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Lincoln
Andrew Mo Morrissey
Morehead Monday
Breme ‘Court of
Nebraska
Jude. McHenbeck
Morrissey
Drew M. Morrissey
Isenia
New York
Dawes County
Valentine
Cherry County
Morehead
Willis E. Reed
John J. Sullivan
Omaha
Supreme Court of
Justice Sullivan
Conrad Hollenbeck
United States Moves to Secure Central American Influence
The U S government opens treaty talks with Costa Rica to compensate for canal route rights and considers negotiating with Salvador, Honduras, and Nicaragua to buy a naval base at Fonesca Bay. Secretary Bryan weighs a personal visit on returning from Panama Canal opening in March.
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Boston
United States
Costa Rica
Salvador
Honduras
Nicaragua
Bay of Fonesca
Washington Administration
Bryan
Panama Canal
Talk Across Continent by Telephone Inaugurated
President Wilson inaugurates the first trans continental telephone system by addressing President Moore of the Panama Pacific exposition in San Francisco. Alexander Graham Bell, inventor, is present with Moore during the historic moment.
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Washington
Wilson
President Moore
San Francisco
Mr. Moore
Alexander Graham Bell
Lassen Again Active
Mount Lassen erupts with ash at least thirty miles radius around Redding California. Scattering ash clouds disrupt air traffic and prompt local warnings as authorities monitor ongoing volcanic activity.
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Lassen
Redding
Calif
Ashe
Nebraska legislative page details education and law measures
The report covers bills on rural schooling county units, teacher pay and travel, high school rationing in rural districts, and proposed consolidations of state commissions. It notes amendments proposed by Scott Reynolds Greenwalt and actions in the house, including quail season changes, a veto clash over sterilization, and changes to saloon sale hours and post allowances.
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Mallory
Box Butte
Ory Iite
Commission
County Unit
Rome
Senate
Nealey
Evis Bopolntion
Genaeis
Leer Lee S Fk
Caine
Iit
Uae
Aninligold
Cannes
Scott
Reynolds
Greenwalt
Mqnor
Lcensed
Anderson
Phelps
State Printing Plant funding eyed for prompt notices
A proposal seeks a one hundred thousand dollar appropriation to establish a state printery aimed at ensuring prompt payment to publishers for legal notices. Critics warn the plan could deprive needy publishers of business advantages by guaranteeing swift compensation.
State Printing Plant Bill proposes a capital state facility
A Nebraska bill introduces a state printing plant with a three member governor appointed commission. It sets a $100000 appropriation for grounds buildings equipment and more. It assigns one year of salary for the state printer and envisions free labor.
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Bates
State Printing Commission
State Printing Commssioner
Board of Control
Lincoln
Comical Chicken Tales Stir Readers in Baltimore Sun Column
A Baltimore Sun note reflects on a comic chicken habit and lessons from poultry. A poultry dealer recalls a boy’s breakfast charting a chicken’s behavior while other anecdotes describe clever but peculiar homegrown tricks to hinder or study eggs and hens.
Pastor Change Sparks Mixed Reactions in Jail
An exchange shows inmates debating church leadership as they discuss a former pastor seen as dry and a successor viewed as overly emotional. The warden notes the shift but captures the tension between preaching styles and inmate expectations about sermon delivery.
Khaki Advised for Navy Landing Parties
Naval medical authorities after experience at Vera Cruz conclude white clothing and hats are easily penetrated by the sun. They recommend khaki or forestry neutral garments for navy landing parties to protect personnel in tropical conditions.
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Navy
Vera Cruz
Tropics
Five Years of Chronic Disease Cure by Peruna
Mrs. Maggie Durbin of Little Rock Arkansas writes she was troubled five years with a chronic disease. After trying many doctors and medicines she began Peruna and after two bottles felt it helping and says it cured her. She recommends Peruna to others with similar ailments.
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Maggie Durbin
Victory
Little Rock
Ark
Wrong Views of Marriage Perilous Beliefs Debunked
Hugo argues that marriage can be entered only under state rules and that fraud, force, or coercion can void or annul a marriage. He notes many states treat such acts as grounds for divorce or legal separation, countering the idea wives are chatties.
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Hugo. Hirsh
Brooklyn
Return of Walnut in Modern Cabinet Making
The article notes the revival of back walnut, now called American walnut, with a shiny finish. It argues the wood retains its deep purplish brown and ancient appeal, regaining popularity and an older name.
Travel Sparks Reflections On Life And Ocean Paths
The fragment hints at a dialogue on travel and its effects with themes of ocean journeys and judgment. It mentions Irene and a judge in a conversational moment exploring meaning and direction.
Men who boast of paying as they go seldom bet well
A short adage notes that those who claim to pay as they go often fail to place reliable wagers or manage bets effectively, suggesting caution about such boasting.
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A. R. Hansen
Eb, J. Frisk
Notary Public
Harold
Miss Cayenne
Mamond
Boston Evening Transcript
Tion
Central America
Union News Service
London
Viknor
Hollenbeck
Andrew M. Morrissey
Sumool
House of Representatives
Meredith
Stebbins
Mockett
Stow
W. T. Fenton
State Penitentiary
Insurance Commissioner’s Office
Printery
Pubteners
Legis
Berit
Dodge of Douglas
Gust. Rutenbeck
John H. Mockett, JR
Lancaster County
Tolo
Batler
Waa
Bucks County
Philadelphia
Plymouth Rock
Gott
Jersey
Brungardner
Fenstermaker
Foenstermaker
Brungardners
Hoston
Morpheua
Frank H. Hayes
Baltimore Sun
Frank Comment
Mr. Mumpser
Alice
Mfum
Tor
I- See
Perma
Telle
Bome
Irene
Tn One
U.S
Postum Cereal Company
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