Grand Island hosts next Loup Valley District meeting this Friday
Editorial association plans a meeting in Grand Island on Friday. Nebraska news notes a factory opening if manpower allows, state fiscal items include a capital bridge project vote on April 7 and a Dewigo school building financing. County and city updates cover zoning, finance, road and school actions across several towns.
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Rubinson
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska
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Dixon County
J. Deshayes
Lapierne Light
John Steenkel
Hooper
Wymore
Republic
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Otpe County Medical Association
W. D. Gibbon
Dunbar
W.S. Yager
Nebraska City
C. G Zimumerer
Wilk
Adam Scheljlinger
American Legion
Blanche Altman
Lee Altman
Omahh
Fort Dods
K. Clapp
Missouri Valley
Forrest Haney
Beatrice
A. D. Graf
Date Turner
Alva Turner
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Edgar Howard
L. Livingston
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Hiome
Géring
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Now I Am Well and the Mother of Two Children
A story about recovery and resilience follows a mother who regains health and sustains a family with two children. The narrative centers on personal strength, community support, and the challenges of balancing care and daily life after illness.
Pe-ru-Na credited with curing chronic catarrh
Mrs Anna Linder of Daseel Minnesota writes of a two year battle with chronic catarrh that ended after using Pe-ru-Na. She claims she is now well with two healthy children and praises its value, noting Dr Hartman’s Pe-ru-Na has long been sold in tablets and liquid form and insisting on genuine Pe-ru-Na.
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Daseel
Tickers County
Minn
Hartman
Distemper Compound Ad Promises Cure for Livestock
Spohn Medical Co of Goshen Indiana advertises Sun's distemper compound for livestock diseases including distemper pink eye hears and cold. The ad claims the remedy has been standard for 30 years and lists prices 0 to 1.20 dollars per dose. It also notes a note about Italy's new territories and total area.
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Spohn Medical. Co
Goshen, Ind
Italy
Austria
Dr Pierce Remedies Backed By Mrs Dixon Testimony
Mrs Charles Dixon praises Dr Pierce family remedies including Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription as reliable tonics and tonics for backache stomach and bowels. She notes availability from neighborhood druggists and offers trial information from the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo New York.
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Topeka
Plague Toll Surges in India as Deaths Rise
Reports indicate bubonic plague has claimed over ten million lives in India since outbreaks began. Health officials warn the toll is rising amid limited medical access and crowded urban areas.
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India
Walter Camp Dies Sudden in Hotel After Football Rule Work
Walter Camp longtime football coach and critic died of heart failure in his hotel room after attending a football rules commission meeting. Camp known as The Father of Football helped craft and promote major amendments that shaped modern play.
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Belmont
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Pennsylvania
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Yale
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Tax cut likely with 206 million reduction forecast
Washington reports a favorable outlook for a 206 million dollar tax cut for fiscal 1926. House Ways and Means Chairman Green says nothing prevents lowering the surtax to 25 percent and broad income tax cuts. The plan aims to pass a new law in time for taxes due next year and claim a three year reduction record. A 3.373 billion dollar surplus is projected for 1926, with details to emerge when drafting begins around October 15.
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Green
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Woman Wins 100 Percent Vertec Prize Corn
A Chicago woman grew America’s bent ear of corn in 1924 and won first prize of 1000 dollars at the national seed card show. Mrs Eisle M Palaska of Waverly Jr was awarded for a 100 percent vertec entry.
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Chicago
America
Mra
Eisle M. Palaska
Waverly, Jr
Daily Skin Care Ad Blends Soap Use and Cuticura
Wash off in five minutes with Cuti cura. Soap and hot water. Once clear keep your skin clear by using them for daily toilet purposes. Don't fail to in clude Cuticura Taicum. Advertisement.
Women lawmakers rise in Connecticut legislature and New Hampshire
The Connecticut legislature has 16 women members the largest among states. New Hampshire follows with 14 women in its state legislature. A non sequitur note about adding Calumet Baking Powder to an omelet appears in the text.
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New Connecticut
New Hampshire
Protest at Doors Echoes in Spanish Street Scene
In front of apartment blocks in Spanish cities three young men stand spaced along the street, shouting, while each girl at a different doorway listens attentively to the impassioned protestations.
Freezone Corn Removal Promises Quick Relief
A vintage ad touts Freezone as a painless corn remedy. It claims immediate relief from hard and soft corns and corns between toes with a tiny bottle sold by druggists, enough for multiple uses.
Burber offers shave amid words on seizing the moment
A compact exchange imagines a barber scene with a cheeky line about achieving stardom by seizing the right moment. The dialogue hints at personal ambition and a casual service request in a playful tone.
Women Share Dramatic Recovery From Aches With New Remedy
A testimonial from Mrs. J I of East Lib notes improvement after taking four bottles of a new product to treat widespread body aches. The letter claims dizziness weakness and pale skin eased, urging other women to try the remedy based on personal experience. The piece mentions a canvass of women discussing benefits from ailments.
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East
Joint-Ease for Stiff Joints
Pharmacists tout Joint-Ease as the remedy when other so called cures fail. It claims to soothe sore inflamed rheumatic joints with quick, clean penetration. Sold at druggists nationwide for sixty cents a tube.
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America
Bungle Job Behind Name Contest Sparks Banter
A humorous exchange reveals a name choice for a horse thought to be a bungalow by a friend and Thompsin. The discussion centers on a bungled job and mixed up responsibilities as the punchline.
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