Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Grippe Cure
Advertises Pape's Cold Compound as a fast remedy for colds and grippe. Claims first dose relieves symptoms. three doses break up severe illness. Credits three years of research and cost, notes no quinine and asserts unique effectiveness versus other medicines.
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Waverly Prepares For Evangelist Forsythe Campaign
Waverly plans a big revival beginning next Sunday morning led by Evangelist Forsythe and his party. Churches unite as one, building a tabernacle, organizing cottage meetings in fifteen districts, and holding mid week prayers as the town readies for the awakening. Grounds thawed with furnaces and sawdust laid for a dry floor. chorister A R Forsythe to train the large choir Friday night with new songbooks.
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Tabernacle
Dunkerton
Waterloo
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Methodist Church
S. H. Hiljestrand
Kiljestrand
Syracuse University
Qazette
Lillian Magee
Alice Dunkerton
Nelle Jenson
Maude Bellmer
J. J. Bightey
H. T. Fisher
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Siven
A. G. Agnew
Epworth League
Washington
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Mabel Baish
Sypworth League
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Doctors Gave Her Up Advert for Pinkham's Remedy
A woman from Elmo Missouri relays a dramatic recovery after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The testimonial claims prior doctors said surgery was needed for female troubles and a tumor, but the compound restored health and enabled motherhood. The ad promotes the product as a trusted female remedy and offers confidential guidance from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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R.F.D. No. 2
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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Damages sought in Westfield railroad death suit
Leo A. Boyce died November 23 1911 after being struck by a railroad freight train backing through a crowd in Westfield Emory M Boyce administrator seeks 25700 damages and 1500 for expense and loss of service petitions set for February term Reed and Tuthill attorneys noted The notices acknowledge negligent killing and list wrongful death claims against the railroad company
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Westfield
Emory M. Boyce
Leo A. Borce
Emory M. Borce
Leo Ca. Boree
Reading
Reed & Tuthili
Fleeing Garter Sought in Waverly Cashier Case
A former Great Western station cashier, Jonedwi, vanished last Friday leaving an estimated four thousand dollars in shortages. Reports say he crafted schemes to cover losses, gained trust of bank officials, and used personal receipts to hide unpaid freight bills. Warrants issued. locals expect arrest soon.
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le Wits
First National Bank
Manny
Oran
Councilmen at Sumner resign amid alleged improper supplies
In Sumner a week of town turmoil follows accusations that councilmen and firms supplied the city with materials at favored prices. The resigning councilmen say they acted to aid waterworks and fire protection, arguing prices were fair and necessary amid ongoing disputes. Notable resignations include Warner Hever C C Dieckmann and W Pennington.
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C.C. Dieckmann
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Health and Beauty Hints from Mrs. Mae Martys
Health and Beauty Hints offer home remedies for skin lightening with spurmax lotion and kardene tonics, eye tonics, fat reduction using parnous, shampoo with can thrax, greaseless creams, dandruff fixes, hair tonics, delatone hair removal, and baby feeding with barley flour mixture.
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Mrs. Mae Martys
Council Concludes Work With No Quorum Fee Business
Report says the council adjourned without addressing fee items and will reconvene at the upcoming regular election in March. The note suggests limited action due to lack of a quorum.
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Deaf mute woman writes great play at Odeon theater
A deaf mute French writer Mile Le Neyu, who is nearly blind, premiered her second play The Reembudre at the Odeon. Critics hail her genius and psychological insight, though the work faces weak popular appeal due to its grim tragedy and stern theme.
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Vrithes
Milele Nero
Venus
Hair Tonic Formula Claims to Restore Gray Hair
A New York Herald feature described a home made hair tonic said to stimulate growth and stop hair loss. It includes Dey Rum Lavona de Composer Menthol Crystals and optional Ta Kalion Perfume, applied to the scalp twice daily with claims of restoring gray hair.
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New York Herald
Omerself
Gio
Land and soil guidance for southern farming opportunities
The notice advertises soil varieties and locations with per acre yields and values. It highlights climate health and buying options today to capitalize on Panama Canal related value increases. Free information aimed at Northern farmers seeking homes in the south. contact Louisiana Parner via Courier.
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Panama Canal
Louisiana
Parner
Care Courier
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