Health and cautionary note on Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
An old advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle remedy for constipation and indigestion in children and families. It claims safety, broad use from infancy to old age, and promotes a free sample while urging purchase from a local drug store. The piece also weaves in unrelated items and local reader notes.
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Ysa
Dorothy Fy
Dr. Caldwell
Soumegiters
Dorothy Johnson
Avery
Caldwell
Washington Street
Monticello
Grape Narol Food and Nervous Relief Promoted
An advertisement claims undigested food in the stomach can poison nerves and minds. A mother reports her daughter improved after using Grape-Nuts and remedies from the Glyndy Powtuma Co. of Hattis Creek Michigan.
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Mather
Ufe
Glyan
Powtuma Co
Hattis Creek
Mich
Wellvnly
Iowa Teachers Endowment Fund Amendment Approved
The Iowa General News reports the endowment fund measure passed, creating a fund funded by a tax levy for teachers with 25 years service. The article notes supporters expect better schools and confirms details about funding, governance, and opposition. It also covers a nearby derailment accident and a court house vote result in Flock Rapids.
Builders Discuss Workers' Compensation Bill in Iowa
At a Muster Builders' association meeting in Marshalltown the group debated workers' compensation law with a view to promoting a bill before the Iowa legislature. The discussion aimed to balance the interests of both employers and employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Muster Builders’ Association of Uestate
Iowa
Senate Debate Over State University Courses Change
In Des Moines the Iowa Senate, by 29 to 9, ordered indefinite postponement of a bill to establish chairs of homeopathy at the State University in Town City. The measure, from the Committee on Educational Institutions, aims to alter curricula at state colleges. a divorce bill faced postponement by Judiciary committeeaction.
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Chase Bijon Galondar
Daz Moines
Datoat
State Board of Education
Senate
Iowa Legislatura
Sete
Chase
State University
Town City
Committee On
Des Moines
Judiciary Committee
Iowa Legislature Debates Fair Funding And Trust Probe
In the Iowa House and Senate debates, Rep. Miller argues against the food trust while Rep. Mathes backs a probe. The state fair board praised for success and $360,000 in net earnings funneled into new buildings as $244,090 was allotted to the fair. A district change impacts Woodbury Monona and Des Moines counties with April 19 to organize land axillies. Senator Farr proposes travel allowances for traveling workers absent on election day.
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Shankland
Perarr
State Fair Board
Eucceas
Miller
Woadbury-Monona
Agalu
Woodburys
Marky
Friedihann
Des
Moines
Houst
Pieter Brtappro
Tennage Senkr
Ottkdale
Hopus
Downdrafts and Disasters Highlight Iowa News Snapshots
Reports from Muscatine to Mason City recount local actions from petition drives over high school matters to a major bank burglary. A baby’s death on rail tracks near Ruth raises inquest questions, while fires, funerals, and crimes ripple through towns like Marshalltown and Col Pellows block.
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Muspentine
Ganeritt
County Board of
Eduses
Fkls
Muscatine High School
Menta
Sertala Promi Toent
Fearmers
Merchanta Savjines
Ramnel Hall
Minnespolig
St. Louis
Ruth, You
L. Leclair
Herman Harm
Mary Tesi
D.r. Hess
Familly
Mise Peterson
Commercial Club
Ireton
Col Pellows
Ulock
Mason Cly
Pibuque No. 1845
Penchant for Annual Plan Wins Senate Support
A proposed annual plan gains pivotal Senate approval as the vote clears the way for state aid. Lawmakers cite the measure’s promise to stabilize funding and support local programs, with supporters cheering the cross party backing and swift passage.
Opposition to Pension Bill Faces Strong Debate in Des Moines
A pension reform measure in Des Moines prompts heated debate as supporters argue the plan would fund teacher retirement via a 1 percent payroll deduction, with benefits set at 13 dollars per month after long service and a 602 dollar maximum. Opponents warn of broader labor concessions and graft risks if the bill passes, while committee action and related measures on roads, public utilities, and a state secret service are noted.
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Dea -Moines
Bert
Prai
Stein
Bes Moines
Comléa Et Des
Moines
Alter Hayblg
Penstaff
Jones
Montgomery
Sehrup
Dubuque
Webber
Wabello
Doran
Byone
Behrup
Leiklelatire
Gep. Sions Ghd
Ar One
Senate
Jones Itl
Hehways
Bure Elves
Board of Control
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Ant
Hye
Parmster
City
Apy
Sita
Jonnalow
Reathing
Nastens
Tabor
Lake
Tharele
Feaidu Aly
Apapia
Pawar
Vital Cai
Joe
Ricredia Olde Ieia i Ery
Aes
Ira
Saskatchewan
Euiak
Fettlemont
Scotty
Iona
WH. Hewitt
Catulajoc Yebiete Informastion, Land Company, Moorkwad, Minn
Latdadas Ricans
Tony
Lanes
Sean
Imaroyea
General News of
Anc
Tees
Remd Harvie
Northiwe Fir
Gast
Missouri
Dassing
Bigyn
Joose
Dassenger Aruty
Miahuel ‘O'Donasth
Boone
Gouyt House
Latapaya
Aras
Pauillha
Paullins
al. Falk
West Bend
Nee
Cha
Roy
Atmer
Caroline Leltver
Pinaha
Chicago
Dawi City
Bennes
Dow
Cowles
Brockway
Buxton
Wilhgore
Hork
Ramee & Dill
Grout
Black Hawk
Tla
Egntrol
Board of Contral
Ponal Farm
Com
Thomas
Union
Securlin
Perel
Stookbin
Thomas Blue
Oy Aonate
Gerye
House
Yhouse
Atterney General
Anderson
Xastat Llu
Aulea
Strle
College of Agraulture
St ‘le
Whitney
Trowin
Leavitt
Llest Redacitton
Delton
Oerti
Wattuey
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