Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Testimonial
Terre Hill Pennsylvania resident Mrs Augustus Lyon writes a testimonial praising Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for long standing female ailments. The ad extols the product as a grand remedy from roots and herbs and cites numerous letters of recovery stored in the Lynn Massachusetts laboratory files.
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Terre Hill
Lydia I. Pinkham
Lydia KE. Pinkham
Augustus Lyon
Terre Hill, Pa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia EK. Pinkham
State House Notes From Geneva and State Affairs
Bids for a Geneva industrial school for girls came in too high and were rejected with readvertisement planned. Dean Fordyce plans for a summer conference with Doctor Findley of University of Manchester as featured speaker. Flag Day celebrations set for June 15 with anniversary on June 14 and formal observance Monday, marking 137 years since congressional adoption of the flag. Deputy State Auditor Minor lists sixty open homesteads in Scotts Bluff Sioux Morrill irrigation districts with some back taxes due. A 113 head cattle herd at Long Pine owned by Millard reports first anthrax outbreak in two years. seven cattle died in a week, herd quarantined and to be vaccinated.
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Dean Fordyce
Teachers’ College
Doctor Findley
University of Manchester
England
United States
Minor
Scotts Bluff
Sioux
Morrill
Nebraska
Long Pine
Millard
School board denies Arbor Lodge purchase plan
University authorities deny any move to buy Arbor Lodge in Nebraska City to turn it into a state horticultural station. State horticultural society president J A Yager says the organization favors the purchase and has been negotiating with Joy Morton of Chicago to that end.
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Arbor Lodge
J. Sterling Morton
Nebraska City
J. A. Yager
The
State Horticultural Society
Joy Morton
Chicago
New Floral Exhibit Planned At State Fair Center
A novel plan for the state fair floral exhibit sets a new standard with a noted landscape gardener supervising soil plantings in the horticulture hall. The display will use soil growth arranged by scientific landscape gardening, replacing traditional potted plants for a dramatic, technical arrangement. Prof. R. K. Bliss of the state university farm notes alfalfa is a profitable crop for eastern and southeastern Nebraska beef producers, and state farm experiments show farmers in these regions have an advantage raising alfalfa over feeds used in Iowa, Indiana, and Illinois.
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United States
Nebraska
R. K. Bliss
State University Farm
State Farm
Iowa
Indiana
Illinois
Irrigation Investigator Teele Visits Nebraska Officials
R P Teele of Washington D C recently visited the state house with H C Diesem of North Platte Neb irrigation engineer in charge of Nebraska and South Dakota investigations. Teele, a University of Nebraska graduate in 1897, is on his first Nebraska tour for general irrigation study and is connected with the office of experiment.
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R. P. Teele
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
State House
H. C. Diesem
North Platte
Neb
Nebraska
South Dakota
Mr. Teele
University of Nebraska
Office of Experiment
Nebraska News: Smith Lever Funds Certified and Electrification Plans
Governor Morehead certifies that the $10,000 Smith Lever appropriation requirements are met and will fund annual agricultural extension work with state matching. Southern Nebraska Power Co plans to expand, may face revision by the state irrigation board. Burlington will add a dining car for the state fair and clean food exposition, with Chicago official P S Eustis confirming exhibit arrangements.
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Morehead
Southern Nebraska Power Company of Superior
State Railway Commission
State Board of Irrigation
Railway Commission
David Guthrie
Superior Company
Nebraska
Gets Shock From 2300 Voltage Horn River
Nebraska readers are kept informed as the Western Newspaper Union News Service reports on a curious incident along the Horn River involving a 2300 volt shock. The brief item mentions unusual electrical danger and statewide attention.
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We, Western Newspaper
Union News Service
Nebraska meeting schedule at Lincoln and Omaha
A series of state events unfolds from June 1 to 30 across Lincoln and Omaha. Attendees include state officers, insurance agents, postmasters, the Rural Betterment Institute, P E Q O, the Nebraska Press Association, and the state pharmaceutical association. Sessions run June 1 through June 30 at multiple venues including State Farm, university farm, Epworth Lake Park, and Grand Island.
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Nebraska State
State Farm
Lincoln
Nebraska Postmasters’ Association
Rural Betterment Institute of Nebraska Y. W. C. A
University Farm
P. E. QO
Nebraska Press Association
Epworth Lake Park
Lincoln, June 18 To 25. Summer School of Reissions
Omaha
State Pharmaceutical Association
Grand Island
Boy Survives 2300-Volt Electric Shock
Walter Hopkins, six, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Hopkins, grasped a downed power line after a windstorm. He touched a live wire, burning his left index finger and feet. Rushed to care, he recovered consciousness and is expected to recover fully. His older brother was present.
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Alliance
Walter Hopkins
Thomas Hopkins
Miller swept to his death at dam in flood
Pierce P. W. Moore head miller of the new flouring mill was swept over the dam on the north fork of the Elkhorn during heavy rains. While cleaning debris on the foot bridge he lost balance and pitched into the river. The swift current carried him over the dam into a whirlpool where he was sucked under and could not reach the bank.
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Pierce
P. W. Moore
Elkhorn
Record May Egg Laying At Hastings Hen Nery
S P Howland, Juniata mail carrier, reports 318 eggs from a flock of 30 hens in May. He believes the total may be a county or state record. April's 42 hens laid 702 eggs, but May was higher as 12 hens set and 55 chicks were added to the flock.
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Hastings
S. P. Howland
Juniata
Howland
Farmer Gored by Bull at Garrison Farm
Christ Dunbar was badly gored while attempting to pen a vicious bull on his farm southeast of town. A deep ten inch gash was cut in his leg. He suffered severely but is expected to recover.
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Garrison
Christ Dunbar
Runaway accident claims 13-year-old near Lewiston
Beatrice district farmer family reports John Schultz, 13, was instantly killed while attempting to stow a team hitched to a manure spreader near Lewiston when the heavy implement rolled over him. He died instantly.
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Beatrice
John Schultz
Lewiston
Beatrice Wins and Hastings Defeated in Nebraska Baseball Slate
Nebraska baseball results show Beatrice defeating Columbus 2 to 1 at Norfolk and Beatrice beating Norfolk 7 to 4. Hastings split results with Grand Island 3 to 0 loss and 6 to 5 win. York, Superior, and Columbus posted wins and losses across Monday to Sunday fixtures.
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State Baseball News
Hastings
Grand Island
Beatrice
Norfolk
York
Kearney
Superior
Columbus
Get After Summer Pests In Spring Cleaning Effort
The article urges a spring cleanup to tackle flies and mosquitoes as they begin laying eggs. It warns that neglect now will bring a surge of pests and disease carriers later. Emphasizes using fly swatters and kerosene cans alongside brooms and brushes to curb the threat.
Dog Mothers Kittens
William Bailey of Georgetown owns a rat terrier named Mike who was found yesterday nursing two stolen neighbor kittens. Mike carried the kittens by the neck to his home and tended them. after the kittens were returned, Mike refused to eat and was inconsolable.
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Mike
William Bailey
Georgetown
Del
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Said With a Regretful Sigh Miss Young What Is Best Time
A brief Q and A exchange between Miss Young and Miss Elder about marriage timing. Miss Young asks for opinion on when a girl should marry, and Miss Elder replies that it is best whenever the man is willing.
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Miss Young
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