Flag services postponed to tonight at Elks home
The Flag services planned for Wednesday night at the Elks' home were postponed due to rain and will now be held tonight. The same program as last night will be carried out this evening and the public is invited to attend.
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Elks
From Girlhood to Old Age Women Are Helped
An old ad claims Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription assists women from girlhood to old age during various feminine ailments. It touts no alcohol or narcotics, promises case diagnosis free of charge, and offers a 136 page booklet on women’s cases from the Invalids’ Hotel in Buffalo.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Pierce's Invalids
Buffalo
Prohibition debate pressures voters and candidates
A Chicago Tribune editorial criticizes the national push for prohibition and its political weaponization. It argues zealots pressure candidates regardless of merit, and warns the pledge to vote only for anti liquor parties risks national safety and divisive social consequences. The piece questions enforcement and public readiness for such sweeping policy.
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Committee of Sixty
Wireless air mail dream moves nearer after Marconi claim
United Press reports from London on June 1 that future nonstop air mail and passenger routes between New York Chicago and other cities will include wireless news updates to passengers and flight officers. Marconi says receiving capability in planes has been solved and wireless will greatly boost postwar commercial potential.
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Italy
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Faribault marks 50th anniversary of school for Dakota girls
In Faribault Minnesota a remote boarding school founded fifty years ago to educate Dakota girls near the wild woods of Minnesota is recalled. The fiftieth anniversary ceremony reflects on the original aim to provide education and missionary work for the Dakota community.
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Schout Faribault
Minn
Romante
Darin
Othore Mary
Uae
Local Notes From Reave Township Spotted Surnames and Visits
The Reave Township weekly note page records numerous family visits and small town movements. Mrs. Paul McHarn and Mr. Cord have newborns listed among visiting kin, while Walter Osman of Cantham joined relatives here Sunday. Several residents, including Miss Maud Connolly and Miss Mabel McGovern, spent time with relatives nearby, with others traveling to Madison and Vincennes for work or visits. A tumor case is noted for Mrs. Burress of Alfordsville.
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Paul Mc Harn
M Cord
Walter Osman
Cantham
Maud Canolly
Nome
Cumback
Francis Yokum
Madison Ud
Dale Allen
Har
Alfordsville
Wie Inman
Vintennes
Affordsvithe
Hratts
eMrs. Travier
Indianapoli Gras Cq
Wekheen
Vir
McCord
Vincennes
Mabel. McGovern
Loosds
Tee
Mise
Ethel Arvin
Milton Burress
Alfordershe
Edward F. Walsh
Washington
Edward Walsh
Corning
Philip Conlin
William B. Maud
Dr Pierce Pleasant Pellets Prepare Quick Liver Relief
Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are described as original fittie liver Pitts in sealed vials. The tiny sugar coated pellets claim to relieve sick headaches bilious headaches constipation indigestion bilious attacks and various liver and stomach derangements. The product is promoted as a convenient pocket remedy.
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Observer notes travel and medical visits in Olney district
Last week from Olney IMI reports on an eye hospital operation, names Stewart Myers, soda Flater and George Gowenhayep. Mr and Mrs W L Evans head to Chattanooga Tennessee to visit friends and relatives.
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Imi
Stewart Myers
Soda Flater
George Gowenhayep
Mrs. W. L. Evanstone
Chatanesga, Tenn
John Coburn Soldier Jurist and Early War Leader
John Coburn, born October 25 in Indianapolis, served as a soldier and jurist and rose to brigadier general in the Civil War era. He later influenced West Point and war policy, and his remarks noted shifts in Spanish coal and jar deposits amid wartime disruptions.
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Indianapolis
Coburn
Wabash College
Ani Beeinnines
Bf Law Base
Ranichy
Wes
Aen Hee
West Pointe
Morro Casile
Caburn
Spain
Doan's Kidney Pills Promote Trusty Relief Says Tolson
A treated testimonial from Bev Tolson in Washington credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relief over six years ago. The ad notes cylinders of "Bo s" procured locally and sold for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, issued the claim with an offer to cure kidney trouble through this product.
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Dean
Tolson
Staten Kidney Pharmar
Foster-Milburn Go
Uprope
Buffalo
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