Renowned Specialist Claims Cure for Chronic Ailments
An advertisement touts Dr. Shhallenberger as a premier chronic disease expert with a long hospital and practice record. It promises permanent cures for catarrh eye ear nose throat and lung diseases paralysis neuralgia rheumatism and many others plus cures for sexual weakness private diseases and nervous debility. It claims rapid diagnosis and treatment across organs and mentions glasses for eye disorders and remedies for stammering.
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Shhallenberger
Bright
Historic Crisis Healer Refashions Cure Based on Address
A physician notes he avoids experiments and failed methods and instead treats intractable cases by following a prescribed address. He claims to have cured thousands deemed hopeless, stressing precision over trial and error. The piece underscores a methodical approach amid longstanding medical neglect.
Mothers Day at the Wpgugin Home
A splendid program directed by Mr Wetagin offers prayers and songs including Nearer My God to Thee The Lord's Prayer and God Be With Us Till We Meet Again at the home for veterans and mothers.
Old Soldiers Celebrate Mothers Day at Burlington Home
About a hundred veterans and their families gathered at Mr and Mrs R L McGugin home for a Mothers Day program of music and brief addresses. They heard songs and talks honoring mothers with Rev Stryker and Capt S A White among speakers. Burlington hosts Grand Lodge of Iowa Masons meeting June 7 18, with a bronze tablet unveiling planned for June 11 at a Volksfreund Tribune site.
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McGugin
America
Mr. Stryker
J. W. Morton
Ss. A. White
D. Simon
Saml. C Gardner
Eva Livingston
J. J. Kellogg
D. J. Palmer
A. Siunter
D. W. Brown
Saml. C. Gardner
J. Kellogg
A White
A. Hunter
Colonel Palmer
Burlington
Grand Lodge of Iowa Masons
School of Instruction
Grand Lodge
Newton R. Parvin
Cedar Rapids
Volksfreund-Tribuner N
Masonic Lodge
Merital Pile Remedy
A new scientific preparation for internal and external use to treat piles in any form. It claims distinct advantages and invites customers to consult Lemmon's Pharmacy for demonstration and explanation of its benefits.
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Lemmon's Pharmacy
Newark Industrial Exhibition Opens With Taft Attendance
Newark N J May 13 Newark the metropolis of New Jersey is the fourteenth in population and among the first in manufacturing The Great Newark Industrial Exhibition opened today with President Taft in attendance Promoters promise to raise Newark’s profile worldwide over the next two weeks as the fair showcases the city’s growth ambitions and business might.
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New Jersey
United States
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Washington
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Denver
Memphis
Louisville
Taft
Carson
Dewey Counties
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Cheyenne
Daughters of Rev. Revolution Hold Meet
Delegates from chapters across the country gather in Boston for the General Society of the Daughters of the Revolution annual meeting. The organization notes flourishing membership and clarifies its distinction from the Daughters of the American Revolution.
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Daughters OF Revolution
Boston
General Society of the Daughters of the Revolution
Daughters of the American Revolution
Four men lost in dangerous Sioux River flood effort
In Sioux Falls on May 13 a bold attempt to shoot the flooded Sioux River by four men ended in tragedy. Matt Yost and another companion escaped in a small boat while William Dahl and John Meehan were swept away after their craft capsized. Rescuers pulled Meehan from the water as the current pulled the others under.
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Iy Teck
William
John Meehan
Siraf T
Mehan
Dahl
Tuer
Western state grain boom fuels farmer optimism
The article reports bankers Harry A Lamb and F K Sexton praising the western wheat flax and potato planting surge. It notes 26 000 acres of grain near Isabel 18 steam outfits plowing and 3 seed flax cars recently unloaded. Elevators planned and Isabel rapidly growing with new buildings and widespread activity.
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Harry A Lamb
Mclntosh
F. EK. Sextom
Timber Lake
Mr. Lamb
Mr. Sexton
Carson
Dewey
Northern Cedar Lumber Company
McIntosh
Brake
Disk
Harrow
Mr. Simonson
Peterson
Isabel
Mr. Flowers
Lamb
Sexton
Saike
President signs dollar a day pension bill in White House
Washington May 13 The president signed the dollar a day pension law just before midnight. The measure adds 35 million dollars for pensions in the first year and benefits 420,965 veterans. Eligible are Civil War veterans with ninety days service who are over sixty two, receiving between 13 and 30 dollars a month based on service length and age.
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Washington, D. C
McCumber
Burnham
Sherwood
Adair Russell
Carl Anderson
White House
Princeton
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