Walters Ready to Buck the Line for Taniac
An old advertisement features Walters praising Taniac, claiming it cured nervousness and physical distress after football days. It touts over 37 million bottles sold and urges substitutes not accepted. The piece includes unrelated quips about Greek recitation and salaries from the Birmingham Age-Herald.
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Taniac
Field
Walters
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Kuuais
Birmingham Age-Herald
Swamp Root Kidney and Liver Remedy Ad
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmers Swamp Root as a natural kidney liver and bladder helper. It markets two bottle sizes and claims sworn purity with each bottle while urging readers to write for samples and literature.
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Barmini
Dr. Kilmer
Dr. Kilmers
Binghamton
Holland
Aspirin Say Bayer or Else Face Pattee Warning
A puzzled note warns consumers to look for the Bayer name on aspirin packages or tablets to confirm authenticity and avoid unsafe imitations. The advisory emphasizes the need to verify branding to prevent counterfeit or low quality products.
Cornhusker items set the standings at end of week
Nebraska at end of week reports standings for state teams and events. Notable items include a state fair attraction horse shoe contest with prizes, Miss Day Wolford of Lincoln elected president of the Nebraska Grand chapter P E O Sisterhood, Hastings High school graduation class of 142 in June, and other local tidbits from Fremont Lincoln Grafton and Nor folk.
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Ee An
Emilia Brande
Cialis
State of
Medical Women
Lincoln
Robert Inglis
Fremont High
Hair Congregational Church
Nebraska’ Grand Chapter
P. E. OD
Wolford
Oman
Hastings
Grafton
University City
McCook Kiks
McGook Lodge
W. J. McVicker
Teribe
Egislature
North Bend
South Africa
Paul Callahan
Douglas
Utoe
Yes Carr
Oshkosh
Nebraska State Fair Titles and Local News Roundup
An article fragment lists fairs and dates across Nebraska including Lincoln State Fair September events, district fairs and show details. It notes a failed bank robbery in Barneston, shifts in regional headquarters to Beatrice, and officer elections for the State Medical Society with Dr. Morris Neilson as president. Frank Stecher, father of Joe Stecher, dies in Dodge. Frank Pupalski reappears after bicycle accident near Mamboldt.
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Barneston
Gage
Maha
Teglional Loy Srout
Bear
Kaneag City
John HH. Piper
Plana
Sate Medical Society
Sesson
Lincoln
Morris Neilson
Blair
Die
Mamboldt
Vrank
Pupal
K Shellenberger
Ekiwood
Railroad Chief Samuel Keay Summoned by Federal Court
The United States Railroad Board under the Interstate Commerce Act requires Samuel Keay president of the Pennsylvania Railroad to appear in court. A subpoena to testify was issued and the hearing set for May 28, 1940, marking the first time a railroad president has been summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Samuel Keay
PennSylvania Railroad
United States
Rauroad
Soviet Principle to Stand in Delicate Note to Britain
The Soviet representative in London Leonid Krassin is reported to have told the British that Russia cannot yield on its note replying to Britain’s claims. Moscow would consider a temporary arrangement on fishing rights off the Mufwalisk coast, but insists differences require a conference. England has not clearly stated its policies in Pernia and eastern lands, despite Soviet requests.
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Moscow
Leonid” Krassin
London
Russia
Mufwalisk
England
Pernia
Washington Honors Nation's Great Memorials And Grant Statue
Washington shows a refined art standards growth with a commission approving statues and public works. The Meade memorial in Pennsylvania’s gift ranks with a notable Grant statue, a 40-foot pedestal equestrian monument by Shrady and Mer cant, a 300-foot platform, and dynamic cavalry and artillery groups.
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Washington
Intergeerals
Congress
Fine Arte Commission
Dapent
Amalral Dupont
Olt
General Meade
Army of the Potomac
Gettysburg
Meade Memorial
Pennsylvania
Grant
Henry Mercant
Day of National Sympathy in a Nation’s Grief
A historical notice calls for national compassion on Memorial Day. It urges sincere remembrance beyond formal ceremony, honoring the fallen with personal sanctuaries and blooms for unmarked graves, and a renewed duty to the living.
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Lving
Day of Deep Significance Observed on Memorial Day 1923
Observers reflect that Memorial Day carries deeper meaning than merely flowers to graves. The memory of past sacrifices stirs living comrades to renewed resolutions to honor the dead through worthy actions, measuring the community’s progress by adherence to those sacrifices.
Local Housewife Praises Relief Remedy From Amarillo
A letter from Mrs C B Ros of 608 North Lincoln Street Amarillo Texas extols a remedy bought from OO the V Com pound saying it cured her backache and urging other housewives to try it. The writer notes women sharing experiences and stresses the product helps them manage household duties.
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C. B.rosgiven
Buwson
Lincoln St
Amarillo
Tex
Better Dead Better Dead Life is a burden when the body
A historical column explores themes of illness and burden, reflecting on pain, resilience, and the value of life through a somber, reflective lens. It frames physical suffering as a hard test of character and endurance, inviting readers to consider mercy and hope.
The Startling Fashions of Yore in Attic Finds
In 1806 magazines unearthed during attic cleaning reveal wasp waists and long trains. A five year old exclaims that ladies have no legs as he flips pages. The Kansas City Star notes a lighthearted exchange about a speeding ticket and a wife’s mortification.
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Mamora
Kansas City
Star
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Bayer
Lan
Pattee
Eee
Teu Seree Mwa
Cornausker Items
Jraska State
Norfolk
Keckford
Holmteville
A. N
Rockford
Frente
Hebreu
Fens
Anthony Aue
Byrne Wat
Gagne Sinai Rive
Ek Iindeli
Ginrtis
Weber
Adreeiey
Matey
Penndsland
Ratinph
Derby
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Sebi
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Kearney
Minden
Keith
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Lincomb
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Aulyrn
Cherge Jackson
Otee
Nebraska
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T&d
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Frantke
Rey “Osceola
Gibeet
John
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Emerayee Willow—Eartiey
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Shnety
M. Hopine Seunfare
Shen
Guy P. Scotts
Whitehead
Seward—Sewarg
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W. Feedem
Irvine
E.R - Danielson
Labor Board
Federal Transportation Act
Treasury
Income Taxation Corporation
Mexico City
Thomas W. Lamont
Mortimer Schiff
Paris
United States Supreme Court
Perry Jensen
Carpenter's Council
Hong Kong
Turkey
Greece
Athens
Angora
Manila
P. I
Pata
Jolo
Sulu
Insular Constabulary
Edith Kilmer Wood
New Jersey
Mowntain
Amd
Bulgar
Tirsera
Mabel _j
Bourguin
Capital City
Shrady
Congress of
Union
Ulysses S. Grant
Cee
Flanders Fields
John D. McCrea
Mrs. Robinson
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lathrop’s
Haarlem
Doan
I. Rell
Hibigan
16Th Avenue
Central City
Neb
Dean
Deane
SUE Ta Doan
Poster -Mulburn CO
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