Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promoted For Children
An old advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild gentle laxative for infants and all ages. It claims quick health improvements for digestive issues and urges readers to request a free sample by mailing address to Dr W B Caldwell Monticello Ti. The copy praises safety and lack of harsh effects compared to cathartics.
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Ned
Dr. Caldweill
Nara
M. Johnson
Dayton St
Kenosha
Wis
Little
Dorothy Johnson
Dr. Caldwell
Washington Street
Monticello
Untidy Omaha ruins yield unknown child remains
In Omaha the ruins of two houses reveal the body of an unidentified child with a rag doll nearby. An apartment building collapse and war signals from Fort became part of chaotic scenes as rescuers worked amid debris. A roll mention and references to silo use and pasture value appear among the scattered notes.
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Omaha
Signal Corps
Path of the Storm Toll Grows Across Iowa Towns
Eastern Council Bluffs bore the brunt as a tornado struck on Easter Sunday. The storm followed railroad lines, leveling fifteen homes and causing multiple deaths with hundreds of thousands of dollars in property loss reported and the toll rising hourly.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Milwaukee, Rock Island and
Great Western
Relief Spreads as Magnex Funds Pour In
Magnex begins delivering aid to the city as relief flows in from state religious groups and offers from across the United States. local officials report broad support and rapid assistance.
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Magnex
Tions
United States
Berlin storm kills seven and devastates village
A severe cyclone struck Berlin at 6 30 injuring seventeen and destroying all buildings on the business street and most others except the church and two homes. Several residences caught fire. physicians arrived from Agoes and Syracuse to treat the injured, and the church served as a temporary morgue.
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Berlin
Agoes
Syracuse
Damage at Havelock barns amid high winds
In Havelock a series of wind driven barn damages occurred. William Harris barn burned but stock unharmed while Judge Bignell’s barn toppled, a horse tied inside escaped injury. J A Quick’s barn overturned, John Barison’s barn completely destroyed. Residents took shelter in cellars near the schoolhouse, which remained uninjured.
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William Harris
Judge Bignell
J. A. Quick
John Barison
Havelock
Lawmakers on Ground Omaha Work for City Relief
Mayor Dahlman opened negotiations with the governor for protection of the city and relief for the homeless. State officials and legislators in Lincoln became active, coming to Omaha to gather information necessary to initiate state relief efforts.
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Omaha
Dahlman
Lincoln
Tornado Devastates Terre Haute Wrecking Southern District
A Sunday tornado tore through Terre Haute Indiana, causing loss of life and severe property damage. Seven bodies have been recovered, many injured, with damages expected in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Dust Storms Sweep Central Kansas After Rain
A heavy rain Sunday night left Topeka and much of central and western Kansas shrouded in dust. Severe dust storms were reported from Abilene and other western areas, darkening skies and creating a dusty atmosphere across the region.
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Topeka
Kan
Abilene
Windstorm hits Clatonia causing extensive damage and injuries
A Sunday windstorm struck Clatonia Nebraska causing extensive property damage in town and nearby farms. Farmer Fred Aksamit sustained broken legs and internal injuries when struck by flying timber. his wife was injured but less severely. Farm buildings were destroyed and surrounding structures damaged with no other injuries reported.
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Clatonia
Neb
Fred Aksamit
Here
Too Much. My feelings have been laverated.
A fragmentary line presents a speaker declaring emotions overstated and questioning if the action occurred.
Bobby and Dobby Converse in Quiet Disagreement
A brief excerpt depicts Bobby muttering prayers in a soft voice while his mother asks for attention and Dobby replies firmly that he was not speaking to her, reflecting a domestic scene from Harper's Magazine.
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E. Bobby
Dobby
Tankerly’s confession on drinking to save time
In a candid remark, Tankerly explains he drinks to quicken mornings. He says going to bed sober requires dressing and wearing shoes again, a process he finds unnecessary. The exchange emphasizes a humorous yet disputed rationale.
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Tankerly
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Rene of
Coats
ARKET
Owain
Kansas
Aex
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