Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Aurora Reader
A testimonial from Mrs. Kieso of Aurora Illinois describes seven months of severe back and side pains and nervousness ending after taking six bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The notice invites other women to seek confidential advice from the Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Aurora
Lydia E. Pinkham
Carl A. Kigso
North Ave
Ill
Pinkham Laboratory
Lydia B. Pinkam
United States
Lydia KE. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Maas
Coast Guards Rescue Deer From Icy Quonochontauy
January morning at Quonochontauy station a deer chased by dogs fell through ice while crossing a marsh. Three surfmen in a skiff hauled the animal from the icy water after an hour, revived it at the station, and set it free.
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Coast
Guard
Doge
Quonochontauy
Hlt
Liberty
Ayhen
Suitable Kinds Debate Poetry Metrics
A fragment discusses measuring poets with a GIS meter, pondering options for assessing budding talent as poverty pressures young writers. The text hints at evaluating creative skill rather than mere abundance of resources.
Jewelry firm profits from Canadian land venture in Alberta
The Des Moines based firm and S. Dosenh & Sons of Des Moines Iowa invest in 240 acres near Champion Alberta. They report wheat yields of 10 600 bushels from 210 acres at Champion with gross returns around 19 610 dollars and an average per acre of 81 70. Another investor OC A Weight of Milo Iowa purchased 140 acres at Champion for 3300 dollars in 1915 and shows a net profit after operation costs of 2472 67 dollars.
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S. Dosenh & Sons
Des Moines
Towa
Cham Won
Alberta
Hewitt
Champion
Canada
Worlly
A. Weight
Milo
Dowa
Chanpion
Alberti
Wright
Shocklog Co.cccuaa
Knowlton's Danderine Promises Hair Revival
An old advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine claiming a cured scalp and new hair growth. It describes dandruff as the cause of falling hair and promises luster, fullness, and new hair after a few weeks of use with a 25 cent bottle.
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Knowlton
Croydon Trader Robert Brain Dies After 82 Years
Robert Brain, aged 85, long-time Croydon resident living above an old-fashioned shop, dies. He was reputedly the borough’s largest individual ratepayer, paying about £800 yearly to the corporation.
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Ono
Croydon
England
Robert Brain
Administration road bill stalls in state highways committee
Des Moines reports the administration road measure was postponed in the house highways committee. The bill would replace the state highway commission with a state Highway Commissioner, set a $4000 salary, and grant $20 000 for staff. Powers are advisory, with contracts over $2000 needing approval and federal aid controls. County engineers retained, and township road duties expanded under new oversight. Governor Harding supports the bill, while Sioux County ballots in a related contest were reported unchanged.
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Thilon Ness Service
Des Moines
Horse Highways Committee
State Highway Commission
Hoeds
Citizans
Telms
Kueh
Jones Confirmed to State Education Board
The Senate confirmed Fr. Jones of Villisca to the board of education by a 34 vote in an executive session. Most members did not vote. Trutelife was excused. Fifteen spoke in support, three opposed citing gossip from Montgomery county about 1812. A. B. Funk and W. S. Withrow were also confirmed to other posts.
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Jones
Senate
Fr. Jones
Villisca
Senate Board of Education
Board of Education
Hevely
Othiers
Trutelife
Montgomery County
A. B. Funk
W. 8. Withrow
Board of Parole
Three Dry Bills Shelved by Legislature Amid Prohibition Debate
The thirty seventh general assembly shelves three Whitmore liquor bills postponing two until February 29 and recommitting the third to the committee on the suppression of intemperance. A constitutional amendment or another legislative session is needed before a dry town can be established.
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Thirty-Seventh
General Assembly
Whitmore
Senate
Committee On
Germans in Harrison county pledge loyalty to the U S flag
Sidney Pitt Sr veteran of the Civil War and father of Speaker M B Pitt reports interviews with Germans in the southern Harrison county area. Though born German and loving Germany they prefer America and will stand by the flag in the coming crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Pitt, Sr
M. B. Pitt
House of Representatives
Des Moines
Bouthenat
Harrison County
America
Greek Hurt at Carroll in Blizzard Yard Accident
Peter Torkas a 45 year old Greek railroad worker in Carroll slipped under a switch engine during a snowdrift clearing run. He suffered severe leg injuries but his doctors expect recovery. he supports a wife and five children in Greece.
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Carroll
Peter Torkas
Northhwestern Railroad
Torkas
Greece
Child Sets House Ablaze in West City Fire
A boy around five years old started a fire under a cupboard and later lit paper to a stove, igniting a bed. His mother found the flames and extinguished them before they spread. The incident caused burn damage to the bed, curtains, and wallpaper.
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Perry
Charles Kimamelt
Thia City
le Frst
Lal Wis
Neigle
Third Iowa Reaches Des Moines in War Train Movement
Troop trains carrying the Third Iowa regiment arrived in Des Moines from the Mexican border. Troops were moved to Port Des Moines for further orders from the War Department. Commanding officer Worthington led the train with Col. Hewett aboard.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Third Iowa
Worl
Port Des Moines
War Department
Winterses
Nes Moines
Gresion
Centervile
Worthington
Hewett
Nude Picture Removed at Town University Exhibit
At the request of Amy Klingenhagen dean of women Town University removed a nude painting titled The Bathers from a campus art exhibit. Miss Klingenhagen says the work has no artistic value and should not be displayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town City
Amy Klingenhagen
Town University
President Wilson Backed by Royal Support Resolution
A shaky OCR fragment notes a motion in Washington to support President Wilson and Germany related actions. The text mentions a royal cooperation pledge and a declaration of unity with Wilson in any future course of action. Named entities include Wilson and Washington. The garbled record suggests a formal resolution of support.
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Wison
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Ranida
Knighis
Colunius
Germany
Wilson
Wralington
Alo Elares
Free Tuition for Soldiers to Enter Salute University
Postwar plan offers free tuition to students entering the Salute University who were honorably discharged from active service near the border. Eligible veterans must meet entrance requirements, with the program taking effect shortly after the Spanish-American War.
Locos Milsions on Eggs in Ames Report
A garbled report notes losses from egg production in Ames due to careless handling. Professor Q C Allord states large monetary losses and spoilage occur while dealers bear responsibility. emphasis on improving storage and processing to prevent waste and revenue loss.
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Jill
Egen
Towa
Q. C. Allord
Vemelimex
Qin
Iowa State News Highlights From West Union to Ames
West Union plans four miles of sewers and a disposal plant with Thomas Cures & Sons of Clinton winning the contract for 12 85e. Miss Matels Thompson of Albworth dies after years of ill health. she was born in Ohio in 1881. Short Torn at Woodlawn Village wins Nene Prize at Denver stock show. Holstein-Priesian sale set for March 20 at Hensigk farm near Boyden with a pavilion planned. Reuben Gulibur, 69, longtime town cathedral engineer, dies in Marshalltown. Sac County Farmers Mutual Telephone elects officers: President John Fucha, VP, Sec. E. Babcock, Treas. Chris Hueber. EB A Dalhion of Kansas City writes Marshalltown about boyhood theft of champagne bottles. Sheldon ends ragging contracts with Dearborn Construction for 26 blocks at $1.45 per yard. Gup Brause reports a 660 lb Poland China hog selling for a high price. Iowa Fruit Growers elect officers: President F. C. Harrington, Vice President Charles N. Winney, Secretary-Treasurer R. G. Herrick.
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Atelel Thompson
Alpeworth
Ohio
Nene
Col
Thomas Martin
Reuben 2
Gulibur
Marshalltown
Irela
Sac County Farmers Mutual Telephone Company
John Fucha
Zills
Babcock
Chris Hueber
Dalhion
Kanaas City
Marshalltowna
Sheldon
Dearborn Construction Company
Gup Brause
Pleasant Valley Town
Gli
Fayette County
Hove
Towa
Poland Ching
Waighing
Iowa Fruit Growers Association
Ames
Preeidant
F. C. Harrington
Charles N. Winney
Des Moings
Trassurer
R. G
Herrick
Restoring Kidney Health With Water and Anuric
The article explains kidneys filter poisons from blood and signals of distress include backache and dizziness. It recommends drinking plenty of pure water and taking Anuric from a pharmacy before meals, claiming it dissolves uric acid and is more potent than Nithin.
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Pierce
Buffalo
Not Served There in the Ladies' Journal Note
A garbled text fragment shows an applicant for cook in a Ladies' Journal setting. The dialogue includes disjointed phrases about a wife, reputation, and hearing, with unclear speakers and context. The piece resembles a stray snippet from a serialized domestic column or personals note.
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Hani Journal
Jones
Jone
Needed Provender and Yukon Adventure
Clarry de Windy recounts a rough tale from Dawson about a winter trip on the Yukon. A companion humorously stuffs tent pegs and poles into the sleigh causing a chaotic heap of supplies and a warning about sharp objects. The pair press on toward a march of uncertain rigors.
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Clarry de Windy
Yukon
Jin Dawson
du Winitt
Lift a Corn Off Without Pain Says Cincinnati Authority
A Cincinnati authority champions Freezone as a painless remedy to lift corns. The pamphlet claims a few drops applied to the tender area loosen the corn without harming surrounding skin, with a small bottle sold at drug stores.
Relief from Diabetes Through Warner's Safe Remedy
Warner's Safe Diabetes Remedy is promoted as a proven treatment for diabetes, claimed to cure and provide relief when medical science fails. The ad quotes user testimonials, asserts safety from herbal ingredients, and notes nationwide availability through druggists with samples on request.
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Brohn Medical CO
Cheminta
Goshen
Iud
U. 6
Warner
Signe
James Platt
Dayton
Ohio
Wai Are Safe Remedies Co
Trochester
O Ke
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