Remarkable Case of Mrs Ham Shamrock Woman Healed
A Shamrock Missouri resident writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier relieved her severe female ailments. She describes chronic pain hot flashes and sleeplessness then says she can work sleep well and enjoys family happiness now. She invites others to seek special advice from the Pinkham company in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Shamrock, Mo
Lydia E. Pinkham
Josie Ham
F. D
Box 22
Shamrock
Missouri
Cholly Becomes Townsfolk Talk After Straw Hat Debut
In Boston Transcript lines a playful exchange. Norris and Nocoyne banter about breaking a twenty and records. The piece notes a local figure named Cholly appearing in a straw hat, described as triumphant as he leads town chatter.
Coming Events Across Nebraska in June
A roundup of upcoming gatherings across Nebraska and vicinity includes a world's championship at Antelope Park in Lincoln on June 4, the Nebraska Postmasters association meeting in Lincoln June 9 to 11, and the Rural Letter Carriers convention at the University farm June 1. Also listed are the State Sunday School convention at Aurora June 1, Epworth Lake Park conference June 18 to 25, and missions summer school in Omaha June 22 to 30, plus the State Pharmaceutical association meetings at Grand Island June 23 to 25.
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Antelope Park
Lincoln
Nebraska Potmasters’ Association
Rural Bette
Institute of Nebraska Oae
Sh Une
University Farm
Nebraska
Hast Ze
Aurora
Lingin
Outing of
Epworth Lake Park
Summer School of Missions
Omaha
State Pharmaceutical Association
Grand Island
Cure by Cuticura Soap and Ointment Claims Facial Recovery
A 1913 testimonial from Miss Caroline Miller describes a severe facial eruption that covered her face and caused disfigurement. She credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with a complete three week cure, urging readers to try the products via a Boston postal offer.
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East Elm St
Strator, l
Caroline Miller
Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
On His Way. Bore-Well old chappie
In London Tit Bits a quip about an aged chappie on his path to somewhere. A playful exchange notes a new poem by Bill and its potential musical setting. Jill confirms, and the line hints that more surprises may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chappie
London
A Bunny Story at College Football News
Fond Father worries over his son at college sending letters about Belgian hares in his head. He explains the boy has joined the football team and is focused on college sport rather than studies.
Peace of Paris Ratifies End of Napoleonic War
A century ago negotiations yielded the Peace of Paris, ratified by major powers two days later. Prussia, Russia, and Austria participated in the talks with Lord Castlereagh representing Britain. The accord mostly restored French frontiers to 1792 and left major state questions for the Vienna congress.
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Paris
France
Prussia
Russia
Austria
Lord Castlereagh
Napoleon
Congress
Vienna
Grape-Nuts Claims to Restore Health and Strength
A Massachusetts woman credits Grape-Nuts with ending a serious nervous breakdown and severe dyspepsia after eight months of use. She stopped work, sought remedies, and found relief by replacing meals with the cereal, noting it rebuilt her nerves and entire system. The testimonial is attributed to Postum Co. Battle Creek, Michigan.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Miller swept over Elkhorn dam in flood
P W Moore head miller of the new flouring mill in Pierce was carried over the north fork Elkhorn dam by a swollen river during heavy rains. He fell from a foot bridge while clearing debris and was swept into the whirlpool where he disappeared beneath the water.
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Pierce
Elkhorn
Streas
Moore
Omaha and South Omaha Drive for Good Roads Tour
Omaha and South Omaha business men plan a summer series of two to three day runs starting in June to promote good roads across the state. The organizers include public organizations, commercial and automobile clubs, and publicity bureaus with about thirty cars pledged for the opening run. Aimed at stirring interest and fostering development, the mission covers about twenty towns each day.
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Omaha
South Omaha
Back Broken in Auto Accident Near Ulysses
A farmer near town, Clyde Scott, suffered a broken back in a collision when a new car driven by George L. Smith turned turtle after steering gear failed. Six people rode, including three children. Smith broke a rib and his son Allen was unconscious from the crash. other occupants were uninjured aside from jarring.
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Ulysses
Clyde Scott
George L. Smith
Farm Disc Accident Victim Salvaged by Surgeons
A Seward boy about year old, son of J B Geverance, was run over by a farm disc when the attached team bolted away. He arrived at a local hospital with a fractured skull and exposed brain. Surgeons reset the scalp bone and expect bone growth and recovery.
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Seward
J. B Geverance
Burglars Use Wheelbarrow To Haul Loot From Drug Store
Burglars entered the Ryan and Toutz company drug store and used a wheelbarrow to transport stolen goods rather than a high powered automobile.
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York
Ryan & Toutz Company
State Baseball News Roundup from Nebraska Games
Col umbus fell to York 6 to 2 while Superior lost 8 to 4 at Grand Island. Beatrice beat Kearney 2 to 1 and Hastings dropped 4 to 1 at Norfolk. Superior won at Kearney 7 to 4. York defeated Norfolk 4 to 0 and Hastings beat Columbus 6 to 2. Beatrice edged Grand Island 1 to 0. Wesleyan toppled Doane College 2 to 1 at University Place. Columbus stunned York 2 to 0 at home.
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Columbus
York
Superior
Grand Island
Beatrice
Kearney
Hastings
Norfolk
L. Hastings
Wesleyan
Doane College
University Place
Memorial Day at Arlington Field of the Dead
Arlington National Cemetery stands for reflection on Memorial Day as twenty thousand fallen soldiers lie in 16 000 graves on a level plateau. Each grave bears a name stone and a wreath, with 260 000 names on the Roll of Honor. many unidentified soldiers rest in a single Unknown Dead grave beneath a massive monument.
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Arlington
National Cemetery
Washington
Breese
War Department
Built to Suit the Eyes Fire risk in eye protection topic
Dr Clarence Loeb of St Louis urged architects and builders to protect eyesight in schools churches factories and theaters. He cited that 1 in 1000 people are blind and 5 percent of blindness is hereditary. He warned of eye injuries in industry and urged protective goggles and screens.
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Clarence Loeb
St. Louis
Doctor Loeb
St Louis University
American Medical Association
Loeb
University Missourian
Beneath This Stone Martyrs of Bull Run and Rappahannock Remembered
The text honors two thousand one hundred eleven unithown soldiers from Bull Run and the Rappahannock campaigns. Remains unidentified, but names and deaths are recorded in national archives. Citizens honor their sacrifice and entombment in peace.
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Bull Run
Rappahannock
Flags For Arlington Graves On Memorial Day
Arlington Memorial Day program features a flag placed on every grave. About 22,200 veterans rest in Arlington as G A R members position 10 by 14 inch flags in orderly rows for a week after Memorial Day.
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Arlington
Uncle Sam
Arlington Mansion
Spirit That Could Not Be Mastered
A patriotic reflection on the United States as a people formed for the people and able to defend the nation. It recalls Civil War sacrifices, difficult times, and the unwavering resolve of Union defenders against any mastery.
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United States
Union
Proof Positive Joke About De Licitous Cake
A Berliner Illustrirte Zeitung quip frames a husband tasting cake as his wife cites the cookbook claiming its delicious title. The narrator notes most men share a sense of injustice.
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Berliner Illustrirte Zeitung
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Absorbine, JR
Springhield
Stroud & CO
Ave
Omaha, Neb
Lincoln Sanitarium
Norris
Nocoyne
Boston Transcript
Cholly
Western Newspaper
Union New
EE Pane
Bill
Jill
State Baseball News
UINE
Tomb of the Unknown Dead
Naptha
Fwe Cent
the Rub-No-More Co
Ft. Wayne, Ind
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