Happy Dream Comes True with Tanine Remedy
Mrs. Elizabeth Reeves of Des Moines testifies after six years of rheumatism the Tanine tonic restored her health. The ad claims Tanine, a bark and wearied compound, supports stomach, kidney, liver and catarrh relief and is sold by druggists with wholesale backup in Iowa. Eight Hells brothers serve in wartime roles in 1940s.
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Elizabeth Reeves
School Street
Des Moines
Tor
Mrs. Reeves
Quack Remedies Cited for Croup and Colds in 19th Century Ad
Fragmentary notice describes home cures using quinine, sulphur, and molasses for children with croup and cold symptoms. Mentions H W Gove’s aganthon box and general advice on soothing mothers who treat illnesses with traditional remedies.
Dodd's Kidney Pills Help Mrs Frey Over Rheumatism
Mrs Ira Frey of Le Mars Idaho suffered years with rheumatism and related symptoms. After using one box of Dodd's Kidney Pills she reports improvement in backache swelling limbs sciatica and sleep. The note warns that kidney trouble grows if untreated and cites risks to health and even death from neglect.
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Dodd
Ira Frey
le Mars
Stu
Bright
Dean
Docn
Doan
Frank
POCH
Notary
PNET
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
N. Y
Restaurant Persifiage and the sinews of war
Fragmentary note references a person named Geot and a phrase about sinews of war. The text is garbled with unclear meaning and few readable names or concrete events to summarize.
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Persifiage
Geot
Modern Ideas in Gary Garn Ventilation for Dairy Barns
Practical feature on dairy barn design by William A. Radford detailing a ventilation system with three large ventilators and four air flues, a 35-stall cow setup near Janesville Wisconsin, and a plan to improve farm prosperity through better buildings and soil management.
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Janesville
Wie
Aormala
New Trade With East Indies
The Nation's Business notes the revived East Indies trade due to the war. It recalls earlier adventurous merchant days and cites $35,000,000 worth of goods imported from Java and Sumatra in 191? during the year.
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East Indies
Java
Sumatra
Farm profits and livestock drive for better barns and crops
The article extols raising more corn and livestock to fund superior buildings and ensure year round abundance. It praises purebred stock, comfortable housing, and surplus fodder, noting farmers as honored figures surpassing statesmen in importance. It reflects on values from 1919 and rubber and coconut oil.
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Sitos
Striking Back to Stop abuse within family tale
An elder boy, taught to protect his younger brother, faces repeated provocation. His mother suggests teaching the aggressor a lesson by biting him to show it hurts. The younger boy agrees, fearing future abuse, even extending concern to how the aggressor might mistreat his own wife.
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Élief
Red Cross Women Divide Work Across War Service
The passage highlights varied Red Cross tasks for women during wartime, stressing December output of 2,190,203 articles knitted or sewn to aid soldiers, refugees, and orphans. It details knitting guidance, avoidances such as colored bands, and describes kid waistcoat production from leather scraps and old gloves assembled for frontline wear.
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Red Cross
Agun
Ea | Gross
Hoe
Statinest
Frocks Show Narrow Braid Garniture in One Piece Frocks
Text describes two fashionable one piece frocks featuring soutache braid and decorative garniture. It notes serge and georgette crepe varieties with straight long waistlines, bell sleeves, and satin girdles. It highlights braid effects, embroidery, and collar details as key design elements.
Garfield Pea Ady Usual Sequence Remedy Note
Public notice quotes an Baltimore American adage advising a remedy for constipation biliousness liver and kidney troubles. The snippet presents a garbled testimonial style line and a question about lending or borrowing trouble.
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Garfield
Pioney
Baltimore Américan
Recipe for Gray Hair Cure from Barbo Compound
An old home remedy advises mixing Bry Rum glycerine Barbo Compound and water to darken gray hair. The preparation supposedly does not irritate the scalp or rub off and can be made at home or by a druggist.
Relative Cost of Medical Aid Contrasted in Town Tale
A physician treats a boy with tonsillitis in a suburb and a mature neighbor recalls old home remedies. She quips that salt pork and pepper used to treat sore throats, but notes the current salt pork price might make doctor care cheaper.
Gloomy Reader Seeks Cheer in Yukon Cold Thermometer
A gloomy man reads a clipping claiming the Yukon thermometer sits at 60 degrees below zero. He questions if the piece is a cheer-up tract or a plain news note, hoping it makes him feel more resigned to the weather during haying.
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Yukon Territory
Birmingham Age-Herald
Explosive To Chambita Said To Be Used By French Army
Fragmentary text describes a new explosive named To chambita, claimed to be used by the French army, noting it as a powder that ignites into a molten metal and vast gas. The passage includes a garbled exchange about swimming a mile on a bet and references the Chicago Daily News.
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Chicago Daily News
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Persling
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Henry Hells
Mrs, Reeves
H.W Ghove
Chi
Olmsted
LE Roy
Ady
Gary Garn
Willam A. Radford
Wiliam A. Radford
Prairie Avenue
Chicago
Eapry
William A. Radford
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AEN
Roy Spay
Peeper
Mikes
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