Milwaukee man credits Tanlac for twenty years of relief
James Thomas Prout of 629 Murray Avenue Milwaukee describes a dramatic recovery after taking Tanlac. He suffered from stomach trouble, gas, chest pains, headaches, and insomnia for years, but after six bottles he reports renewed appetite, improved digestion, steady nerves, and stronger energy. Tanlac sold in several towns by local distributors.
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James Thomas Prout
Murray Avenue
Milwaukee
Wis
Mr. Prout
Tanlac
Washington
Sherman Bros
Crawfordaville
Educational cure for political unrest advocates Americanization
O E Klingaman director of Iowa University extension says education along political lines can curb unrest. He warns the danger comes from within and urges teaching Americanization. the University of Iowa will offer a summer course starting June 16 to train teachers to present the subject to children.
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Iowa City
Ita
United States
O. E. Klingaman
University of Iowa
America
Klingaman
Iowa
United States Department of the Interior
State University
Patented Rim Converts Dining Table for Billiards Play
A sectional rim designed to fit over a table cloth and padding enables a dining table to function as a billiards surface. The device offers a portable solution for casual play without a dedicated billiards table.
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Constipation Relief
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets provide a calomel free laxative option for chronic constipation and torpid liver. The sugar coated olive colored tablets promote normal bowel and liver action with no griping. Effective for foul breath and tiredness linked to constipation. sold in 10 and 2 cent forms.
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Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Indians Not Dying Race Says Government Experts
Washington report states North American Indians are not a vanishing race and may be near pre contact numbers. Government Indian bureau experts quote a 233 702 population last year and urge teachers to integrate athletics and sports to counter outdated views.
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Washington, D. C
America
American
Indian Bureau
Lawrence W. White
American sports spark Assuit College scene in Egypt
Assuit College in Assuit Egypt 250 miles south of Cairo introduces American games. Hockey football baseball and tennis champions feature among smiling locals wearing medals as teachers and students rally for football and other westward games.
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Pittsburgh
Assuit College
Assuit
Egypt
Cairo
Gordon College
Rawal Pindi
India
Denison Plans Major Concrete Paving Project
Denison city council has awarded a contract for seventy blocks of concrete paving in the coming season. Aiken & Flutter of Corning Iowa won with a bid of 3.49 dollars per square yard. Four years ago the same project was contracted at 1.47 dollars per square yard.
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Denison
Aiken & Flutter
Corning
Iowa
Open Nostrils End a Cold or Catarrh
An antiseptic cream advertisement promises instant relief from head colds and catarrh by applying Ely's Cream Balm inside the nostrils. It claims to open air passages, reduce swelling, and relieve snuffles headaches and nighttime breathing struggles.
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Assall College
United Presbyterian Church
New Foreign Mission
New World Movement
Cirriculum
Council
Lam
al Tomlinson
Kileve
Jersey
Marcel
Marek
Rock Island Gang
Emerson
Pew Hayes
John Deere
Emerson Standard
Harelel
Reid
Rhode Island
Will Green
Charley Brown
J. A. McCoy
Hill Ladies Aid
Goodyear Tires
Goodyear
Tucker & Eicher
Washington, Iowa
W. F. Jacobs & Son
North
Iowa Ave
Ford
Chevrolet
Dart
Maxwell
Bae
Weingarten Bros
The
New York
Chicago
Mason Trans. &Storage Co
North Marion Ave
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