Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Aids Motherhood
Mrs Verna Williss of Platteburg Mississippi credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her nervous depression and digestive troubles and helping her bear a healthy baby. She says previous pregnancy loss occurred before using the remedy and urges other women to seek advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts with confidential responses from a woman.
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Piatteburg
Miss
Lydia BE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Verna Williss
R. F.D. No
Platteburg
Elk Travel in Modern Cars
April 1 report details the Interior Department moving elk from Yellowstone to Glacier National Park with rail support from Northern Pacific and Great Northern. Officials say about 30,000 elk in Yellowstone face limited winter forage, so transfers will ease pressure, protect remaining animals, and boost game supply where elk are depleted.
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Washington
Yellowstone Park
Interior Department
Glacier National Park
Rocky Mountains
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Yellowstone
Bonds for Roads Proposed by Club
Sioux City Iowa April 2 A proposal to follow other states by issuing bonds for permanent good roads is to be launched as a summer educational campaign by the Interstate Automobile Dealers association. The plan envisions a multi million dollar bond issue to fund road construction over a ten year period and argues future taxpayers should help pay for lengthy lasting highways.
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Sioux City
Interstate Automobile Dealers’ Association
Eldora Leader Praises Moir At County Convention
Hon. W. J. Moir of Eldora spoke at the Wright County Republican convention praising progressives and noting he has lived through twenty two U S presidencies. The Wright County gathering favored anti Taft progressives with a free delegation to the state convention and a progressive congressional slate.
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Eldora
W. J. Moir
United States
Albert B. Cummins
Moir
Board of Supervisors
Hardin County Agricultural Society
Board of Education
Odd Fellows Lodge
Canada
Wright County
Clarion
Fairbank Election and Local Social Notes
Fairbank residents report city election results with Frank Burns as mayor and G F Monroe as treasurer while Hayes King wins assessor and four council seats. Also included are visits by Hayes King W M Hughes and others, church guild gift, and local moves and farewells among families and workers in the Dubuque district.
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Frank Burns
G. F. Monroe
Hayes King
James Curley
E. A. Weibel
Charles Paters
J. H. Murphy
W. M. Higbee
L. J. Kane
Ladies’ Guild of the Baptist Church
Gelia Wright
Danderine promises instantly softer fuller hair and growth
An advertisement extols Knowlton's Danderine claiming immediate soft fluffy hair with no dandruff and itching, plus weeks of use bring new fine hair. It urges a 25 cent bottle from drug stores and toilet counters to prove dramatic beauty and growth.
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Knowlton
Cascarets Promise Quick Relief From Digestive Misery
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a nightly remedy to cleanse and regulate the stomach and bowels. It claims a lazy liver and sour stomach cause distress, promising a clear head and cheerfulness by morning after a 10 cent dose, with children also enjoying the taste and no griping.
Farewell for Rev Franklin in Fairbank and local obituaries
Independence Tuesday notes social visits and events in Fairbank area. Rev F D Franklin preached his farewell at the Baptist church and will move to Clearfield Pennsylvania with his family. Joseph Richards, Civil War veteran, died near Fairbank with funeral conducted by Rev G W Hinkle. G A R and W R C members attended the service.
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G- C. Eickelberg
Pythian Sisters
Oelwe
Jessie Monroe
Rochester
Minn
Fred Damge
Fairbank
Cedar Rapids
Agnes Andrie
Ida Wolgamot
F. D. Frankilnt
Baptist Church
Clearfield
The
Mr. Franklin
Christ’s Kingdom
Franklin
Joseph Richards
Methodist Church
G. W. Hinkle
Waterloo
A Mother's Care Promotes Foley's Honey and Tar
A careful mother will not give her child medicine without knowing it is pure and free of opiates. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is recommended for croup whooping cough bronchitis and all throat chest and lung affections. Best and safest for children and grown persons. Contains no opiates. H. W. Taggart.
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Foley
H. W. Taggart
Oskaloosa Saloon Doors Close Amid License Fight
In Oskaloosa Indiana officials report no license renewal filings by saloonkeepers as doors stayed shut Saturday night. The move follows a court ruling pending a rehearing decision and a local effort to secure a new petition. Mayor Reynolds pledges strict enforcement with possible state guard involvement to stop illegal liquor sales.
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Oskaloosa
Lcense
Supreme Court
Reynolds
State Guard
Verdict awards $400 for death of kindergarten teacher
In Marshalltown Iowa on April 1 a district court jury found Iowa Central Railway liable for the death of Miss Minnie D Ashbrook a longtime Angon school kindergarten teacher killed by a switch train on April 4 1910. Damages were set at $400 from the railway company though Mrs Helen A Clark seeks a higher sum.
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Marshalltown
Helen A. Clark
Iowa Central Railway Company
Angry at Father, Boy Kills Himself
In Mairfield on April 2 a note found in the Yost home near Libertyville explains a boy's motive before Ola Yost, aged 118, was found dead. The coroner's jury ruled death by self-inflicted action, closing the mystery surrounding the death.
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Father
Boy
Mairfield
Yost
Libertyville
Ola
Missing boy linked to shell in gravel bank near body find
A shell found with a boy's clothing in a gravel bank, near where a body was found, tied to a single barrel shotgun spotted at a Libertville churchgoer's home. The man later borrowed a horse from a farmer after breaking its bridle, then disappeared returning the bird. G H Combs of Mercer, Mo, reports hay fever relief from Foley's Honey and Tar Compound with a testimonial by H W Taggart.
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Yost
Libertville
Highhorse
G. H. Combs
Mercer
Foley
Ile
H. W. Taggart
Basketball Rules Committee Maintains Status Quo With Tweaks
New York April 2 The college basketball rules committee ended its two day session deciding no fundamental rule changes despite criticism. They blamed teams for violations especially in the eastern intercollegiate league and adopted measures to enforce rules more tightly. Changes aim to speed play and reduce roughness including ten seconds for a free try after the foul, abolition of two-minute rests, and stricter officiating on holding and blocking. Dr J Cooke of Minnesota noted West Coast games draw large crowds and demand more seating at big matches.
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New York
College Basketball Rules Committee
J. Cooke
University of Minnesota
Letter From Abroad Enjoyed By Waterloo Friends
Dr J B Scott writes from Vienna describing his travels and studies, the skill of sailors, continental customs, especially tips used on travelers, and remarks on German cities with humorous observations from Waterloo friends.
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J. BR. Scott
Vienna
Waterloo
Germany's Railways Run Smoothly and Police System Praised
The article emphasizes Germany owning and efficiently operating its railways without scandal and highlights a near perfect police system, underscoring national pride in governance and public safety.
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Germany
Strong Sermon At Revival Service At Central Church
Evangelist F. E. Smith preached last evening on The Wages of Sin at the Central Church of Christ. He contrasted sin’s wages with the gift of eternal life for a life in God’s service. Solos by Harry Parr and Mrs St Kite Bateman. Tonight the age men discuss Peter’sPal am Restoration with a ladies double quartet performing.
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F. E. Smith
Central Church of Christ
Harry Parr
St. Kite Bateman
Peter
Fay
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