Lydia Pinkham Remedy Saves Columbus Woman After Six Years
Mrs. J S Barlow of 1624 South 4th Street Columbus Ohio reports six years of female troubles and nervousness ending after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ten days later she could eat without stomach pain and gained weight The medicine is claimed to restore health by herbal roots and herbs for weakened female organs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
J.S. Barlow
South 4Th St
Parental Pride Quip on Cooking Show Faux Pas
A tense family moment unfolds as Mrs Come Up defends her daughter over a cooking show misstep. The remark highlights pride and social scrutiny surrounding televised talent and parental reactions.
De Jones Defeats Wrestling Bear in spicy Show Bout
De Jones claims a dramatic victory over a bear at the show describing it as a cinnamon bear. Spectators recall his boast of a spicy account of the win.
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de Jones
United States Coke Production Reaches 41 Million Tons in 1915
In 1915 the United States produced 41 581 150 tons of coke during a year of heavy industrial expansion. The figure reflects broad coal chemical activity and demand from steel and manufacturing sectors.
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United States
Chicago Opens New Club House for Boys on Larrabee Street
Chicago dedicates a new boys club house on Larrabee Street, aiming to provide community activities and safe space for youth. City officials credit the project to local supporters and volunteers.
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Chicago
Larrabee Street
Sweet Corn Gale Prompts Profit on Produce
The report notes below normal United States supplies of tomatoes apples pumpkins and beans while farmers push canning and storage efforts. Prices and profits rise as producers brace for ongoing market shifts.
Upcoming Events In Nebraska And Nearby States
Coming events include the Grand Island coursing meet October 11 to 22. The O F State Convention in Lincoln runs October 17 to 20 followed by the Luther Synod annual session in Omaha October 20. Northwestern Nebraska Medical Society meets in Long Pine October 31. Omaha hosts the second annual coursing meet November 1 to 4. Nebraska Christian Endeavor Union convention in Omaha November 2 to 5. Nebraska Teachers Association meeting in Omaha November 8 to 10.
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Grand ‘Ts. Ind
Lincoln
Luther Synod of Nebraska
Omaha
Nebraska Christian Endeavor Union
Nebraska farmers press into canning boom amid mixed yields
W. W. Steinhart of the Nebraska Manufacturers association notes Nebraska farmers grow abundant sweet corn for canners, but tomatoes and peas are short. Canneries statewide report record corn yields in places like Nebraska City, with 18 tons from three acres, and 35 tons from eight acres. The Otoe Food Products company plans 40,000 cases and 150 workers. overall U S canning output falls below normal due to a late spring and hot summer.
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Nebraska City
Nebraska
Norfolk Packing Company
Graad Island Canning Company
Blair Canning Company
Croe Food Products Company
Fremont Canning Company
Lang Canning Company
Beatrice
Auburn Canning Company
Hastings Canning Company
Kearney Canning Company
Edgar Canning Company
Union Packing Company
Omaha
Peru
Brownsville
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
United States
Otoe Food Products Company
Norfolk Cannery
Reverend Atcheson Accepts West Point Pastorate
Rev. W. H. Atcheson of Cary North Dakota has accepted the call to lead the Congregational church at West Point and will begin his pastorate immediately.
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W. H. Atcheson
Cary, N. D
West Point
Fremont to Fight Rate Raise Proposal
Fremont Directors of the Fremont Commercial Club voted to oppose the proposed freight rate increase affecting Fremont. S. H. Young outlined plans of the state roads to implement the new rate schedule on October 26.
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Fremont
Fremont Commercial Cluip
S. H. Young
Beatrice Opens First Incinerator in Nebraska
The Beatrice incinerator, the first of its kind in Nebraska, has been completed and placed in operation.
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Beatrice
Nebraka
Newman Grove Farmers Co op Store Expands With New Brick Building
Newman Grove farmers cooperative store, organized two years ago, has proven successful from the start. A new brick building costing about 10 000 is under construction and expected to be ready by year’s end. The town supports six other general stores and a prosperous array of businesses.
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Newman Grove
Farmers Cooperative
Omaha to Meet Louisville for Minor League Title
Omaha, the Western league pennant winner, hosts Louisville, the American Association champion, in a seven game series for the minor league world title. Games run Oct 4 to Oct 8 with doubleheaders on Oct 7 and 8. Series run by players. Pa Rourke donates the Omaha ballpark. Chevington and Zehring will attend.
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Omaha
Louisville
Pa Rourke
Tom Chevington
Frank Zehring
Buy Expensive Pigs at Fred Siever Sale
Nebraska Poland China breeders highlighted at Fred Siever’s sale of Poland China boars near Audubon Iowa on Sept 26. Forty six young breeding pigs sold for about 10000 dollars with an average of 217.15 dollars. Notable buyers included Paul Wagner Pierce 1125 for prize boar Hy Paulson Carroll 260 No 8, William McCurdy Tobias 280 No 9, James Ried Wakefield 310 No 11, Orville Jones York 360 No 14, H H Mayer Fontanelle two head, Hornby brothers Winside one, H C McGrath Hoskins one.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Poland
Fred Siever
Siever
Audubon
Iowa
Paul Wagner
Pierce
Hy Paulson
Carroll
Harvest Home Festival in Gothenburg Set for October 12 13
Gothenburg to celebrate its third Colt Show and Harvest Festival on October 12 and 13. Businessmen donate fifteen hundred dollars for prizes. a big barbecue will be held on the second day. The Gothenburg concert band will perform during the festival. Last year about 10 000 people attended the barbecue and organizers expect a larger crowd this year.
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Gothenburg
Police Chief Dies After Accidental Poison Drink
Kearney Chief of Police Tom Pickrell dressed to leave the office last Thursday when he unlocked a cupboard and took a drink from a flask. The liquid was carbolic acid and he died before medical help arrived.
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Kearney
Tom Pickrell
Fear Fever Epidemic Closes Kearney Schools
Kearney authorities shut all schools and ban Sunday schools for two weeks due to reported scarlet fever cases. Movie attendance is forbidden for the same period as a precaution to limit spread.
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Kearney
Board of Health
City of Geneva Awards Electrolite Lighting Contract
Geneva city council awarded a contract for an electrolite lighting system in the business district. Local businessmen contributed 800 dollars to help finance the installation.
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Geneva
Honorary Degree for Neville by Spanish War Veterans
Keith Neville democratic candidate for governor received an honorary degree of the Spanish war veterans at a meeting in North Platte. Stephen A. Douglas post G A R members conferred the degree with approval from national and state officers, aided by Harry K. Brown camp No 11.
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Neville
North Patte
Keith Neville
Stephen A. Douglas
Harry K. Brown
No. 11
Outdoor Life Reports 10,000 Girls Organized Across 828 Cities
Outdoor Life notes a nationwide movement with 10,000 girls organized in 828 cities. State councils have been formed to coordinate activities and promote girl program work.
Grateful Letter Praises Dodds Kidney Pills
Mr. F. C. Case of Welcome Lake Pennsylvania praises Dodds Kidney Pills for curing back ache kidney trouble and related symptoms including fatigue and dizziness. He grants permission to publish the letter to help other sufferers. Advertises Dodds Kidney Pills 50 cents per box at dealers and via Dodds Medicine Co Buffalo NY. Dodds Dyspepsia Tablets also offered at 50 cents per box.
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F. C. Case
Welcome Lake
Dodds
Dodde Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
An Unwelcome Variety in Briggins’ Outlook
Briggins is labeled an optimist yet the narrator notes his habit of listing troubles before urging cheer. The remark captures a cautious, burdensome optimism that defines his character and interactions.
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Briggins
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Ad Offer Free Sample by Mail
Clear red pimply faces and skin troubles are promised a quick safe cure with Cuticura soap and Ointment. The ad claims purifying and healing powers for itching burning crusting scaling and disfigurement and offers free samples by mail with a Book to Cuticura Dept L Boston. Sold everywhere.
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Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Pulp for Paper from Wire Grass Explored by Agriculture
The department of agriculture tests wire grass as a pulp source to replace poplar or willow. Grown on the Pacific coast and western Mexico, the tough grass can be soda-processed and yields paper comparable in feel and physical tests to first grade machine finished stock. Bleaching requires more bleaching powder than poplar stock.
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Department of Agriculture
Pacific Coast
Mexico
New Dimee Nearly Ready at Philadelphia Mint
The first of the new 10 cent pieces are ready for issue at the Philadelphia mint, produced at 250000 daily with 10000000 planned. Obverse shows a Grecian lady, reverse the Roman lictors bundle, rods and ax. Within two weeks work starts on the 25 cent piece, half dollars designed later.
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Philadelphia
Canada produced asbestos fiber worth billions last year
Canada produced asbestos fiber valued at 3,491,000 dollars in the previous year, reflecting a notable industrial output figure. The report highlights mineral production data and economic implications for the asbestos sector.
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Canada
Pocket sized cannon rifle concealed in a knife
The article describes the smallest breech loading cannon designed for pocket use. It resembles a common pocket knife with two blades but hides a steel block and hole in the end. The 22 caliber rim fire cartridge is loaded at the base and fired by a side trigger after cocking.
Enthusiastic Man Describes Simple Life Abroad
"I've just returned from the country," said the enthusiastic man. "Three square meals a day, plenty of sleep and nothing to worry about— that's the life." "You seem to like it." "And so I do. But just think, I haven't been inside of a theater or a cabaret for a month!" We plan to make the rounds tonight.
Like Home Folks Quip About New York Visit
A short quip contrasts a trip to New York with a residential district where most residents go to bed by ten each night. The exchange humorously implies the city is over advertised while a quiet, early bedtime in the hometown remains notable.
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New York
Brick nickname sparks quiet grin in clash of rivals
Two players exchange insults during a tense moment as Smith allegedly calls Robinson a harsh name. Robinson simply smiles, later repeating the remark that Smith called him a brick in the heated exchange.
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Smith
Robinson
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