Market receipts and prices across cattle hogs and sheep
Chicago markets report estimated receipts for cattle hogs and sheep with price ranges. Cattle steady to slow, best cattle firm with calves steady. hogs mostly lower than yesterday's average. sheep bids softer with prime and good values around 17.15 to 20.25. Receipts yesterday and shipments for each commodity are listed.
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Iso Itoo
Cullis
Nant Manager Leads Iowa City Furniture Firm
FE. W. Wagner & Co. of Iowa City furnishes services with LB. Nant as manager and contact at phone 726 for customer assistance.
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FE. W. Wagner & Co
Iowa City
Iowa
Grateful Mothers Describe Foley’s Honey and Tar Cure
Mrs T Nevrever and Mrs Claire share experiences praising Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound as a remedy for croup whooping cough and bronchial cough in children and adults. They report relief after failed other treatments and endorse the product from Lemmon’s Pharmacy Washington.
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Foley
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
Wachington
New Hay Handling Device and Farm Notes From The Journal
Farm notes from Mesworth area detail a new method for handling clover hay using two double harpoon forks linked to a singletree hoist. Mention of local neighbors Jim and Alex DeBord and updates on mowing, plowing, and rope maintenance for a clean hay loader. Forecasts indicate corn moisture and late-week harvest considerations ahead of binder season.
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Dave
Blankenhorn
Cobb's Western Front visit stirs wartime courage voices
Philadelphia June 14 war correspondent Irving S Cobb returned from the western front with a vivid account. He described American troops as buoyant and ready, sharing belief the western drive would hold, while praising Wilson's leadership and the soldiers’ enduring humor amid hardship. He contrasted Allied fatigue with American youth’s fresh resolve and warned of costly further sacrifices if the enemy breached the line.
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Irvin S. Cobb
Western Front
France
Mr. Cobb
Curtis
Moeland Nore
America
England
Woodreaw Wilson
Vmegland
Belgium
Wilson
Hindenburg
Germany
Woodrow Wilson
Blveland
Washington
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Barthetine
Cobh
Morice
Diet and health linked to dietetic errors and civilized life
Air Henry Thompson argues that disease from dietetic errors causes more harm than alcohol and shortened life in civilized society. He contends avoidable eating habits impair vigor and life expectancy, urging corrective dietary practices.
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Henary Thompton, M
How the German People Are Fooled
Canadian soldier Ivan S Rossiter recalls being moved among nine German prison camps in a year during World War I. He describes staged prisoner transfers used to fool the public into believing new prisoners arrive, mentions a German surgeon and cruel treatment, and contrasts German tactics with Allied ideals of thinking for oneself.
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John MV. Sipdall
Ivan S. Rossiter
Cormans
Schweinhand
Rossiter
Germany
Bismarek
Nautocracy
Temeine
New York Times
Chicago Tribune
Cleveland Press
Dangers of Constipation Ad by Lemiman's Pharmacy
Neglected constipation may cause ulceration of the bowels appendicitis nervous prostration and paralysis. Best remedy Foley Cathartic Tablets work surely easily gently with no habit forming drugs. Fine for fat folks. The merchant likes to hear it I saw your ad.
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Lemiman’s Pharmacy
Advt
Potatoes Put Forward As Wheat Substitute In Diet
The Food Administration argues potatoes are a valuable substitute for wheat during shortages. It highlights potato flour as a digestible, alkaline-rich staple and lists seventeen potato dishes with pricing from 10 to 25 cents, urging home use and circulation of the menu.
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Food Administration
LeClerc
Bureau of Chemistry Department of Agriculture
Murphy
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Homemade Paste Recipe For Long Shelf Life
A home recipe describes making paste by stirring cold water into flour to a creamy mix, then pouring boiling water over it and cooking five minutes. Add alum, cool, then bicarbonate? and cloves or wintergreen. Seal in jars with paraffin to keep indefinitely.
Auctioneered Umbrella Gift to Boots Shop Gossip
An advertisement asks the keeper of the boot shop with the red head to return a lady’s umbrella with whalebone ribs and an iron handle. It promises news of gain to the reverent finder, noting the umbrella as a gift from a deceased mother, engraved with a name.
Imported Percheron Stallion GRELON Seeks Breeder
A blue grey Percheron stallion named GRELON (72635) will stand in 1918 at a barn 144 miles north of ti Haskins overhead bridge. The price to insure is $12.50. moving mares out of the community voids insurance and due immediately. Permanent certificates of soundness may be seen at the barn.
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Haskins
Ma Biddadad
Yara
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