Nebraska notes on meetings, fires, storms and sports
Nebraska items report the State Association of Optometrists meeting at Omaha May 6 and 4, a 100 piece women's band discussed in Omaha, paving in Scottsbluff downtown, and a Woodmen of America session at Omaha May 5 and 6. Other items include fires at Red Cloud and Falls City, a skeleton found near Scotia, dairy and egg dealer conventions in Fremont, and an Omaha rodeo plan for May 12–17.
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State Association of Optometrists
Omaha
Scottsblum
Iremont
Woodmen of America
Omaia
William Conrad
Ponca
Papillion
Grand Lodge
Ladies of Elks
W. A. Healen
Craig
American Legion
Chadron
Henry Hunzeker
Table Rock
George Kennedy
Valley
Fremont
Nehawka
Plattsmouth
C. D. St. John
Jim Dahlelmah
Oscar Wilberg
Edgar
Nebraska Wesleyan
North Platte Valley
Nebraska
Henry Felthauser
Nebraska City
State Prison Hospital
Red Cloud
Silas Garber
Tire
George Clade
Sunol
Jefferson County
Fred Sternberg
Scotia
Friend
Lincoln
Cass End
Sarpy
Platte River
King of Trails Bridge Company
Birsell
Callaway
Frank Rubenthaler
Northwest Nebraska Baseball League
aAlliance
Crawford
Cuadren
Hemmingford
Hot Springs
Edgemont
Sons of Veterans
Daughters of Veterans
Nebraska High School Athletic Association
Nebraska Memorial Stadium
Lutheran Synod of Nebraska
R. W. Hovaper
West Point
W. A. Kling
George A. Mortenson
Sioux City
Falls City
J. N. Borders
United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Economics
Nebraska Butter and Egg Dealers Association
Bridgeport
College of Agriculture At
Nebraska State Baseball League
D. W. Dickinson
United States Government
Secret Service
Horace F. Mastin
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Midland College
Auburn Chamber of Commerce
Nemaha County Fair Grounds
Gage County
Rolinson
Ailments of Young Girls Health Claim From Wyoming Reader
Mrs Verbena Carpenter of Evanston Wyoming credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing monthly troubles and post partum displacement. She says the tonic strengthened her for five children ages six to five months and enabled her to do all housework without issue.
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Evanston
Wyoming
Lydia E. Pinkham
Verbena Carpenter
127 Avenue
Evanston, Wyoming
From humble roots to French stage stardom
The piece notes that many famous French performers rose from working families. Verdier, famed singer, was a village blacksmith. Franz, Paris opera tenor, worked as a brakeman for a railway. Antoine, actor and manager, began as an electric light company clerk. Chevalier ran a fruit stand near the Comedie FranÇaise. Navier Privat, Montmartre cabaret favorite, sang in streets for pennies.
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Verdier
France
Franz
Paris Opera
Riifroad
Antoine
Chevalier
Comedie Vraneaise
Note
Biritone
Navier Privat
Montmartre
When Do You Get Your Diploma at the University of Hard Knocks
The article riffs on the metaphorical diploma timing at the University of Hard Knocks, exploring life lessons, persistence, and the journey rather than a formal ceremony or deadline. It uses humor to reflect on personal growth and resilience.
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The
University of Hard
Freezone Promises Pain Free Corn Removal
An advertisement touts Freezone as painless for corns. A tiny bottle sold by druggists claims to stop corn pain instantly and allow lifting the corn off with fingers. It promises to remove hard corns soft corns and corn between the toes without soreness.
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