Man Gains Twenty Pounds on Tanlac in Testimonial
Martin Hangen of Minneapolis recounts relief from indigestion headaches and back pains after starting Tanlac. He says his weight increased by twenty pounds and his energy returned, prompting him to buy more bottles as his father also started taking it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Hangen
Sixteenth Ave
Minneapolis
Minn
Hangen
Dickenson Grain Co
France
Mr. Hangen
Washington
Sherman Brothers
Adot
Proposed Church Merger Hits Snag in Des Moines
The north and southern MethoDist branches face a major hurdle at the Des Moines quadrennial conference as talks of uniting 75 years of estrangement continue. Proposal outlines seven general conferences including one for colored members. Over 15 000 Methodists expected. delegates include J Campbell White Bishop Thomas Nicholson and others from New York Chicago Cairo and Khartoum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
MethoDist Church
Methodist Church North
United States
Interchurch
Interchurch World Movement
Iowa
J. Campbell White
New York
Thomas Nicholson
Chicago
William Merrill
Timothy Stone
Samuel Zwemer
Cairo
Egypt
George A. Sowash
Khartoum
Snakes in the Ocean Describe Sea Snakes and Eels
The passage notes that sea snakes exist in oceans with many small varieties and mentions eels moving between salt and fresh water. It highlights the banded sea snake of southern Asia with its striped body and broad tail and its ability to swim quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
No Warning in Snake's Rattle
University of Iowa exhibit director Homer K Dill explains rattlesnakes make a warning sound only when excited or frightened. Live snake studies show they remain still before a strike, and a rattler can strike about two thirds its length. Rattlesnakes shed and add three rattles yearly. most have fewer than ten segments. The banded rattler is nearly extinct on the Iowa prairie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer RK Dill
University of Iowa
University
Dill
Lowa Prairie
Daily Thought Quotation Echoes On Skeptical Lord
A clipped quotation notes a caution about speaking one’s full life and character so others may doubt the truth, attributed to a thinker. The line reflects the tension between perception and reality as a reminder that honesty can be misunderstood.
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John Striegel, Jr
Harper, Iowa
Mahaska, Keokuk
Bk. W. Rose Co
Clevelaa
Ion
Piate
Washington Auto Radiator Works
FE. Cor
Solta. Ave
Wellston
Eleven Oelock
Joan
Reid
Itineh
Emerson Gang
Deere
Acme
Peoria
Eider
Jas. A. Thompson
Ford
Maxwell
Chevrolet
Goodyear
Tucker & Eicher
Washington, Iowa
W. F. Jacobs & Son
North
Iowa Ave
Goodyear Tires
America
Mason Trans. & Storage Co
North Marion Ave
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