Doane Kiddies Pills For Sick Kidneys
An Estherville reader shares a cautionary note on kidney health and medicine. The missive touts Doane Kiddies Pills as a remedy, claims local evidence of merit, and warns of headaches and blurred vision from other tonics while praising Pills from Wollinisy Drug Store. Warnings about purges and side effects are included, with a plea for care and personal testimony.
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Strong
Bob Oorthennith
Estherville
Saya
Iain Balla
Dean Watney
Centias
Matai
Tade
New York
Staten
Fragmented OCR Seeks Clarity in Local Public Notices
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous names, places, and terms scattered across public notices and local references. It reads like a collage of possible election, court, and community terms with many errors, making coherent meaning elusive.
New Invention for Coin Purse Safety Cord
Four Warrington inventors claim a new coin purse design keeps the tap closed with a rubber cord. The device purportedly offers safer operation than standard purses and prevents coin spills.
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Warington
Consider This Universalist Leader’s Church Epiphany
A Universalist Leader recounts a personal spiritual moment when worship at church revealed a truth. The experience emboldened the speaker for a week, eliminating fear and shame, and guiding daily life with renewed confidence.
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Universaliat
Aberdeen Angus Sale Featured Bull and Heifer Draft
Aberdeen Angus Sale announced for the 26th under Hhorswell supervision, featuring four young bulls and fifteen top quality females from fashionable families. Reports from The Farmers and Drovers Journal and others will cover the herd’s performance after visitors from The Livestock World Wallace's Farmer and Breeder and The Town Homestead sighted the stock.
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Jie
Ht. Hhorswell
Jonk Opie
Helden
Farmers and Drovers Journal
The
Livestock World
Wallace's
Parner
Age of Woman and Long Service Highlight 19th Century Debates
The article surveys shifts in gender roles with women taking center stage in education and labor, noting feminist writings and public depictions challenging male dominance. It includes a hospital statistic from Easton about an increase in fuller girl babies and mentions long service records in wartime, referencing Sarah Viewosoh of Belfast and the Webster family.
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Easton
Heigtt
pWe Te Belo
Wartle
Sussex
Hugland
le Isaac Tug
Websters of
Battle
Ibbey
Sarah Viewosoh
Belfast
Abe Taluily
Ibyo
Reunion Mistaken Identity Overheard Exchange
A brief dialogue unfolds as a man and a woman, once married, meet again. The exchange reveals memory gaps about their past and children, ending with a humorous self-correction when the speaker realizes a misidentification. The scene captures awkward social tension and a mistaken assumption about an ex-spouse.
Lafayette Young for United States Senator in Iowa
The Orient Independent notes Lafe Young is a strong, aggressive candidate for U S senator in Iowa's June primary. It praises his veteran sympathy, long support for pensions, and public service in Iowa, predicting broad GOP backing and a decisive bid to shake the upper house.
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Lafayette Young
Des Moines
Raldier
Mr. Young
Atlantic Teleraph
Atlantic
Towa
United States
Major Rathbun
Marion Register
Mr Young
Marion
Young
Tan Young
Allan Union
Flan
Jafayette Young
Totter
Washington
Kenyon
Lafe Young
United States Senate
Monroe County
Ile
Lowada Weneral
Parieuhir
Franklin
Date
Fle
Mbit
Union of Today
Hig Rampaten
States Senate
Dhe
Imoney
Colfax
Indianola
Hamburg
Republian
Iowa
Senate
Congress
Orient Independent
Rome
Aviation nonsense and the race for Atlantic glory
A critical essay argues against sensational Atlantic flight stunts by aviators and showmen. It questions nonchalant ambitions, urges government backing for progress, and notes maternity records showing taller, healthier girls despite calls to abandon home duties. The piece reflects on public fascination, societal roles, and the future of aviation.
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Newfoundland
Ireland
New York
Atlantic
France
Reaton
Ufe
A Collame Sociologist Predicts U S War in 1930
A sociologist warns the United States could go to war in 1930 and become an international bully due to wealth and influence. He cites history, yet counters with growing direct rule by the people and stronger peace sentiment when the masses control government. The piece blends satirical items about culture, crime, and politics.
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United States
Newlywed Furnishings Ad Sparks Persistent Suits
Chicago Record Herald recounts Nels and Mrs Joleen, wed yesterday, overwhelmed by strangers at their West Van Buren Street flat after a mistaken want ad promises to sell their eight room home. Dozens knock and bargain all day. couple finally seeks quiet at a downtown hotel as prankish friends cock their heads.
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Salm
West
van Buren Street
Joleen
Chicago Record-tHerald
Nature Student on Hibernation in Winter
The Nature Student explains how bats hibernate in barns or smokehouses, frogs freeze in pond mud and thaw in March, while Lizards snakes emerge later. Rats and mice stay active indoors, thriving in warm houses, breeding more than ever in the season.
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Nature
Roosevelt
Honest Pharmacist in Paris Fined for Poison Error
A Paris pharmacist who mistakenly mixed poison into a medicine warned the public via ads. He was fined 100 francs after the unknown woman who received the drug was identified. She had avoided using the medicine because it seemed wrong, and police uncovered the case.
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France
Paris
Oriental Metaphor and Metaphoric Speech Abroad
The Washington Starsbug quotes Bishop Oldham from Singapore describing native speech as rotten and provocative. He relates a lad’s image of abstemiousness, comparing a small meal to water in chicken feet holes and a dog chewing flies, illustrating harsh metaphorical language.
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The
Washington Starsbug
Oldham
Methodist Church
Singapore
Courtroom Quip Sparks Gown Debate
A judge quips about persuading a wife to forgo an expensive evening gown, noting it was “just the thing a plain woman needed.” The remark underscores a courtroom exchange reflecting marriage dynamics and social expectations.
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Aed
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Avaty
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Raven Biter
Ter Ben Pawar
Tina WoWk
Abele
Benn
Bret
Beer Werbhian
Sara
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L. Br Rediet
Adi
Ersads Pray Company
Prea
Anderson Drug
Aberdeen
Angus Sale
BK. M. Markham
Mo Howell
Cheeisburg
Ian
Saan
Shadle
Fremont County
Russia
Missouri
Metchnikoff
Atlanta
Harvard
Germany
Portugal
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