Jesup Neighborhood News Roundup
Local items report enlistees and military posts, community club events, church gatherings, and charitable drives. Notables include Charles Dukes departing for Des Moines, Orville Dean at Camp Kelley, and Burk Wildiscontinuing a garage to enlist as machinist. Community clubs, church banquets, and Christmas box drives are highlighted amid hospital updates and farm activity.
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Jesup Jesup
Charles Dukes
Des Moines
Orville Dean
C. E. Dean
Camp Kelley
San Antonio
Tex
Helen Bissell
Gurmah
George Measures
George Fisher
H. J. Werling
Burk
Neva Ganiere
Bir
IL Ganiere
Ite
H. Lucas
Caw Testing Association
Grand Opera House
Ladies of
W. Brown
Presbyterian Church
Independence
Ghureh
A. 0
Knapp
Jesup
Knights of Psthiast
Mt Vernon Township News Standout Infections And Visits
Warry Vaughn suffers blood poisoning from a hand scratch and Bert Morrow a sight abrasion infection. Mrs Grace Cook and two Wheaton visitors stay with relatives here. Mrs Ole Simonson to join Capt Simonson in Deming NM for a couple of months. Mrs Wesley Boyd among the in
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MT. Vernon Township
Vernon Township
Warry Vaughn
Bert Morrow
Grace Cook
Wheaton
Minn
Ole Simonson
Deming
Capt. Simonson
Wesley Boyd
Local Notes From Clarksville Socials and Servicemen
Clarksville news reports Iver Shepard and Will Brown enlisting in the coast artillery corps and heading to St. Louis. Mrs. Jacobs and Mrs. Patterson are ill, a supper at the Presbyterian hall raised about 54 dollars for Armenians, and many residents travel or visit relatives across towns. A farewell for Burr Wamsley featured a coin collection toward a wrist watch. C R P section gangs continue steel work at Lynn Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Iver Shepard
Coast Artillery Corps
St. Louis
Will Brown
Wm. Jacobs
Presbyterian Dining Hall
L. E. Patterson
Art Schrack
Joan Boxd
Jake Schrage
Mis
Martie Schrage
Clara City
Minn
Mother Schrage
Harm Heintz
Nashua
G. W. Gough
Temp
Tex
Harold
Shell Rock
Lynn Juncion
Burr Wamsley
Late Wamsley
Burr
Soldiers Sailors Diary and English French Dictionary
The paper promotes a pocket sized undated diary to record events and scenes for postwar accuracy, plus an English French Dictionary. Distributed exclusively in this city by the paper on a coupon plan, the book aims to aid memory and language study with durable binding and practical portability.
Birthday Party Of Dorothy Coldren In A Frigid Day
St Louis day began with aviation service enlistment news and local trains delayed by cold. Monday morning mercury stood at 16 below zero. Dorothy Coldren, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Coldren, hosted 18 friends and classmates plus teachers Miss Thuld and Miss Rease for her eighth birthday at home Monday evening.
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St. Louis
Mercury
Dorothy Coldren
Frank Coldren
Thuld
Rease
Tripoli
BR. Bennett
Son
Red Cross
Cinevass
Uy A
Danks
A. Arneman
Wm. Arneman
Neenah
Wis
Mars Bockhaus
Alberta
J. W. Bockhaus
Tripolis House
Albert Bockhaus
Signal Corps
Jeferson Barracks
Fred Duecker
Minnie Matthelsen
Sumner
Rockwood visiter, Bartlett sale set, townsman moves
George Rockwood Jr of Minnesota visits Janesville to see friends. Len Bartlett announces a sale soon and plans to move to Waterloo. Joe Boomer sells to meet in the quartermaster division due to poor teeth. RT Smalling will work his father's farm next year. An Epworth military social is planned for Friday night.
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Janesville
George Rockwood, Jr
Minnesota
Len Bartlett
Waterloo
Joe Boomer
RT. Smalling
Epworth
Local notes and shortages in Janesville area
The report notes church league activities at Janesville M E. church and charity jellies and jams sent to De Moines camp for soldiers. A broker sells its interests in the implement business and will winter in Oklahoma. Hog prices and corn finish quality are discussed amid shortages of footwear clothing sugar and other goods. Woodmen past due assessments allow withdrawal and drop out. Presbyterian prayer meeting set for Thursday evening with Mrs. M J Shafter.
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Presbyterian Church
M. J. Shafter
Prosecution Rest in Means Murder Trial Opens Closing Case
Concord report states the prosecution rested its case against Gaston B Means for the murder of Mrs Maude A King, a wealthy New York and Chicago widow, at the start of today’s court session, contrary to earlier plans.
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Concord
Gaston
Means
Maude A. King
New York
Chicago
Surest Cough Remedy From Globe Pine
An old remedy claims to mix two ounces glycerin and half ounce Globe Pine Compound with six heaping tablespoons sugar in half a glass of water. Take a teaspoonful as needed for coughs and colds, described as safe and effective with no harmful drugs. Also notes a Rheumatism treatment using Toris Compound and Syrup of Sarsaparilla with Simple Elixir dosed as a tablespoonful four times daily.
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Branchiel
Investment pitch misleads on safety and returns at hotel ad
An advertisement promises 100 percent dollar security and annual stock gains, claiming 50 years of steady growth and 200 percent yearly increases. It touts 100 percent secured stock and a Waterlon sale, urging readers to contact Mer. Connell at Russell-Lamson Hotel for advertised opportunities.
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Waterlon
Mer. Connell
Russell-Lamson Rotel
City Physicians Explain Why They Prescribe Nuxated Iron
Doctors in New York and across the country tout Nuxated Iron as a powerful strength builder. They claim it elevates energy, cures weakness, and improves vitality in weeks, with endorsements from physicians like Dr. Ferdinand King and Dr. A. J. Newman. The ad-style testimony highlights iron deficiencies in modern diets and promises substantial gains in strength and endurance with proper use.
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New York
N. Y
Ferdinand King
America
A. J. Newman
City of
Chicago
Jefferson Park Hospital
Schuyler C. Jaques
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
E. Sauer
Boston
Tron
Iran
Mother Ture
New York City
H. B. Vail
Baltimore Hospital
Medinaaminer
Rape
Wangler Bros. Co
Nurse of Des Moines Endorses Tanlac After 15 Years
Mrs. L. J. Rifenbary a practical nurse at the Palm Hotel Des Moines testifies Tanlac relieved nervousness and stomach trouble after years of sleepless nights and headaches. She reports improved sleep lasting seven to eight hours and a refreshed feeling upon waking.
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Cone
Iowa
Tanlac
Rifenbary
L. J. Rifenbary
Palm Hotel
Grand Avenue
Des Moines
Tam
Tamlac
Taniec
Siven
Tanlac hailed as tonic from Rockies and world plants
The article promotes Tanlac as a universal remedy derived from Rocky Mountain plants and herbs from Africa Nile region and other locales. It claims wide national attention and endorsements by druggists in Waterloo and nearby towns. The piece links plant tonics to digestion nerves and catarrh relief with global sources and local verification.
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Fligh
Rocky Mountains
Thea Union
Tanlac
Harbais
Nile
West Indies
Tropics
Waterloo
Schuneman Drug Co
Water- 100
Ancestral Herbal Wisdom Promoted by Tanlac in Waterloo
Waterloo barber A L Hewitt endorses Tanlac as a health aid for stomach and catarrhal troubles after trying the remedy himself. He reports relief from pains after meals, improved energy, and better sleep. Hewitt, owner of a Sycamore street shop, recommends Tanlac at Schuneman Drug Co. or any reputable druggist.
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Tanlac
A. L. Hewitt
Sycamore Street
Waterloo
Hewitt
Schuneman Drug Co
Joy in Heart Couldn't Hot Joy in Heart Couldn't Hot
George Willard of Waterloo narrates a recovery tale from kidney trouble and rheumatism after taking Tanlac. He describes back pain, nervousness, insomnia, poor appetite, and weight loss improving after several doses, with appetite and sleep returning and his overall health restored. He urges others to try Tanlac.
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George Willard
Tenth Street
Waterloo
Sehaneman
Tanlac
Tanlac Brings Sleep and Strength to Waterloo Woman
Mrs. F Balenslefer of 911 Lafayette Street Waterloo reports she suffered prolonged sleeplessness causing headaches poor appetite and fatigue. Since taking Tanlac she says she feels renewed energy sleeps soundly and can care for her children and housework again.
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Lafayette Street
Tanlac
Butcher Praises Tanlac After Recovered Health
Charles Decker, Bath Packing Co. butcher in Waterloo, describes stomach trouble and kidney pains before Tanlac. He reports restored digestion and energy, able to work full days again, and recommends Tanlac to friends in need of a tonic.
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Charles Decker
The
Bath Packing Co
Waterloo
Tanlac
PASTRIES DISAGREE WITH WATERLOO WOMAN UNTIL TANLAG RELIEVED HER
Mrs Chas Maker of Waterloo relates glad relief from indigestion after long pains with heavy meals and pastry. The Schuneman Drug Co endorses the claim stating many have benefited from Tanlag. Mrs Baker notes pastry caused bloating and discomfort before relief with Tanlag.
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Pastries
Waterloo
Tanlag
Waterloowoman praises Taniac pain relief claim
Mrs C Lovett of 710 Mill Street Waterloo reports shooting back pains from deranged kidneys and stomach issues improved by Taniac. She says the medicine made her feel like a new woman and endorses it to others in her hometown.
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Atrest
Taniac
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Sartori Hospital
Jesse Morgan
Delbert
France
Ernest Jordan
Sardort Hospital
Rolla Cheney
Clarence Decker
Ree Lane
Fred Webster
Charley McElroy
Asa Deeming
Great Lakes Naval Station
Freda Henry, Jr
East Fifth Street
Golden Rule Gift Shop
East Fourth Street
Waterloo Business College
Majestic Theatre
A. F. Gates
Knkt
Fifth Street
A. Waterbury
Cobb’s Clock Hospital
Humunes’ Hotel
Boiling Bt
Abby
Mwyself
Experimenta
Scorea
A. L. Wewitt
George Willard Tell
Quick Ielief
Hla
Chas. Maker
Schuneman, Drug Co
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