Free Recipe for Urinary Health Cure Sent by Mail
A personal letter promises a free recipe to stop pain in the bladder kidneys and back within a week or less. It claims to cure frequent urination and related symptoms with pure remedies and offers to send a copy in a plain return envelope after the reader writes. The text includes anecdotes about courting and a husband’s remark on gifts to his wife.
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A. Robinsdéna
Luck Building
Detroit
Mikhy
Tepeeetees Teether Cure Offered for Testimonials
A Toledo advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for any case cured by a mysterious remedy claiming curative powers. The notice invites readers to send for a list of testimonials and mentions a family pill for constipation.
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Toledo
Dinner Talk Sparks Comment About Work
A dialogue notes Mrs. Farmer Say denying work for dinner while Boston Billings retorts that double negatives are solecisms, claiming never to be guilty of such. The exchange underscores regional speech patterns and social dynamics in a domestic scene.
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Boston Billings
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a safe remedy for indigestion and stomach discomfort. It claims rapid digestion within five minutes and relief from heartburn belching nausea gas and headaches with one 50 cent bottle from local drugstores.
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Pape
Acme of Cautiousness Seymour-Young Ticer
Seymour-Young Ticer is described as cautious, avoiding asking the prettiest girl in the world to see her home until he knew how far away she lived. The text also contains garbled phrases and incomplete names.
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Seymour
Ticer
Ashley
Osborne Guilty in Fremont Killing Trial
The Fremont jury found George Osborne guilty of killing John Hector. Osborne resisted as verdicts were read and asked the judge about clemency, with Judge Hollenbeck offering further instructions. Local reports note county salary cuts and various regional notes including church dedications, crop reports, and a poultry show.
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Fremont
George Osborne
John
Hector
Osborne
Bat
Rgoth
Hollenbeck
Wymore Holds Mass Meeting on Municipal Water and Lighting Plan
The citizen of Wymore held a large mass meeting Wednesday evening to discuss a municipal water and lighting project. Many businessmen spoke in favor of municipal ownership of the system.
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Municipal
Wymore
Fremont Ministers Fight Nonreligious Theater Event
Fremont officials objected to an entertainment at the local theater on Christmas Sunday. They argued the program did not include religious content and threatened to cancel the engagement.
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Fremont
Hich
Governor Aldrich Honored at David City Reception
Governor elect Aldrich was guest of honor at a monster reception in David City hosted by fellow townsmen and friends at the opera house. He spoke a largely nonpartisan address emphasizing friendship and union.
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David City
Aldrich
Opera House
Engineer William Bower Loses Eye in Glass Accident
Chadron reports engineer William Bower of the Chicago and Northwestern rail line suffered a severe eye injury when a glass fragment struck him during a wetting test. Doctors fear he may lose the eye entirely.
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Chadron
William Bower
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Fremont News Roundup Reflects Local Turmoil and Loss
Fremont concerns persist with agitation over roads and talk of a Sterling newspaper expansion. Plattsmouth reports burglaries. a near-fatal saw accident injures Charles Bord near Fairbury. Y M C A Bar Scouts chapter to be installed in Lincoln. Carl Lorenzo leaves Cuming county for Schleswig-Holstein. Edgar Clayton dies near Nebraska City at 77. Dean Beecher consecrated Omaha bishop with seven bishops present. Andrew Kline dies at Wilber from smoke pneumonia. Waverly farmers report whooping cough outbreak. Columbus High School attic fire disrupts classes for a week. Lyman Aoe, longtime Fremont resident and Union Pacific participant, dies after brief illness.
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Fremont
Sterling
Plattamouth
Charles Bord
Fairbury
Ender
Y. M. Aew
Bar Scouts of America
Lincoln
Carl Lorenzo
Cuming County
Schleswig-Holstein
Germany
Waverly
Columbus
Lyman A.oe
Union Pacific
State Board of Equalization Secretary Outlines Taxes and Debts
Henry Seymour outlines credits and deductions for assessment. The letter states dogs are taxed by precinct assessors regardless of county or city rules. Poulsen of the Ant Saloon League seeks party caucus alternatives to form a dry coalition. Treasurer report shows 601290.26 in banks and 8863690.02 in bonds and warrants. Governor Shallenberger returns 4538.07 from public land sales. Teachers’ association notes 3724 registrations versus 3799 in 1909. Land Commissioner Cowles awards boiler contract for the state institute. Redistricting for House and Senate districts planned for next session.
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Henry. Seymour
State Board of Equalization
Poulsen
the Ant. Saloon League
Shallenberger
Staley
State Teachers’ Association
Cowles
John F. Witzkie
State Institute For
Prizes Offered for Nebraska Dairy Essays
Nebraska Dairymen's Association announces 160 in premiums for dairy essay topics with multiple prize tiers from 15 down to 3 dollars. Additional 5 prizes of 5 for essays by students from state normal schools universities and high schools. Also 150 in dairy cow judging prizes at University Farm. Essays to be 1000 to 1500 words, anonymous, mailed by January 1 to Professor A L Haecker. Lincoln host January 18 to 20. Charles Harding presides. S G Bassett secretary.
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Nebraska
State
University School of Agriculture
School of Agriculture and High Schools
Normal School
School of Agriculture
Secociation
Lincoln
A. L. ‘Haecker
Vaniversity Farm
Suniversity Farm
Charles Harding
Omaha
G Bassett of
Fifty Years to Cut Cordwood From Grove Planted by Skeen
Hom B. T. Skeen and his brother Andy planted a grove west of Nemaha fifty two years ago. Last Thursday Skeen traveled to Auburn with a load of cordwood cut from that same grove now maturing after more than half a century. The long interval between planting and harvest touches sentiment but the decades long effort offers little incentive for the younger generation to farm wood on a large scale.
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Nebraska
Platte
Frank Bicknell
Springfield
Bricknell
Neacly
Hom B. T. Skeen
Andy
Nemaha
Mr. Skeen
Auburn
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Nebraska City
Mary
Lutheres Emanuel
Lincolm
C. Overton
Peru
Elite Overton
Nemala ‘Valley Poultry, Association
Adams
Harold Boggs
Albdton
M. Duffield
United Brethren Church
Wiam Groggins
St Cortland
A.jeg
Norfolk
Farmers’ Institute
Journal
State Journal
Phi
The
Nebraska State Journal
Lincoln, Nebr
Dairymen's Association
Nebraska -Dairymen’s Associa
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Oxford
Nate Independent Farmer
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