Common Enemy at Ulster Gate Peeress Warne
London reports a Massereene speech at an Antrim union meeting provoking Ulster loyalty pledges. She warned against surrender of rights and urged readiness to defend Protestant faith, liberty, and Ulster, while promising a united stand against imagined enemies. Telegraph and police news follow on related unrest and a theft of gelignite near Arklow.
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Ulster Gate
Peeress
Warne
London
Manchester Gnan
Belfast
Massereene
Antrim
Ulster
England
Scotland
Patent Medicines Probe Under Way in Des Moines
Des Moines authorities are analyzing more than a dozen patent medicines on the market amid prohibition enforcement concerns. Chemists report preliminary results as officials note a rising demand for certain preparations.
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Des Moines
Skeleton Found by Boys in Abandoned Barn
Des Moines reports an investigation into the source of a human skeleton found by boys playing in an abandoned barn near the business district. A boy uncovered the skeleton while digging through old straw and debris and alerted police. The barn had been unused for years.
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Des Moines
Tramps Visit Cedar Falls After Absent Period
Cedar Falls notes report a burly black tramp entering the Simonsen home, demanding a lunch then fleeing as the resident neighbor alerted authorities. The item sits in the Cedar Falls Daily News with other local society notes including a Golden Wedding celebration for Mr. and Mrs. John C. Ilgen and a reminiscence of Gov. Frank O. Lowden.
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Cedar Falls
Simonsen
Sway
John C. Ilgen
Fifteenth
Washington Streets
Stuart Ilgen
Sparta
Wis
D. B
Hannawalt
Monticello
M$. Dingman
Cedar Rapids
Ernest Steedy
Allison
Odd Fellow
Rebekah
H. Mether
Waverly
Albert Wohlenhaus
Welcome, Minn
J. EB. Evans
Emma Fairgraves Smith
Storm Lake
Town Street
Flying Parson Compelled to Land After Ignition Fault
Lieutenant Belvin W. Maynard known as the flying parson was forced to land a mile from Mitchell Field Mineola after a defective motor ignition halted his 2000 mile recruiting flight. He reboarded Hazelhurst Field Long Island and planned to resume today accompanied by Sergeant Joseph P. Saxe. The De Havilland 4 plane will drop army recruiting literature with a first stop in Washington DC heading through the southern states.
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New York
Belvin W. Maynard
Mitchell Field
Mineola
Hazelhurst Field
Long Island
Joseph P. Saxe
de Haviland 4
Washington, D. C
IO American Captives of Siberia Soviets Partly Identified
Washington reports a Harbin consular list of Americans recently captured by Bolsheviks at Kliuchinskaya Siberia. The document names Red Cross Medille Ford and Charatte engineers Blunt Buchanan Geisse McGinty Chavannes Hoskinson and Meredith but gives no initials or details.
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Washington, D. C
Harbin
Kliuchinskaya
Siberia
Red Cross
Medille
Ford and
Charatte
Blunt
Buchanan
Geisse
McGinty
Chavan Ues
Hoskinson
Meredith
Figs in Parlor Film Brings Theatre Riot
San Francisco audience erupts as about twenty men force entry into a motion picture theater, wrecking equipment and seats after a film showing depicting pigs in a cottage parlor. The incident followed the screening of the controversial picture.
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San Francisco
Beers, Fainting, and Traffic Turmoil In Winona Incident
In Winona Minnesota on February 10 many women fainted and were trampled as men left before police arrival. Two hundred barrels of 4 percent beer valued at about 15000 were impounded into sewers near the Mississippi river. The Park Viewing company owned the beverage which was stopped by government action. Rural carrier exams announce a post office route opening March 23 in Waterloo and Cedar Rapids with vacancies through the period.
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Winona
Minn
Park Uiewing Company
Dankerton
Waterloo
Cedar
Ned Front
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Founder Spotlight
R W B Caldwell of Monticello Illinois built a family medical practice centered on bowel evacuations for common illnesses. In 1892 he released Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, a mild laxative with pepsin that grew to mass appeal, praised for safety and reliability for mothers, children, and the elderly with widespread daily use.
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Dr. Caldwell
WB. Caldwell
Washington Sc
Monticello
Ilinois
Diamond Dyes Turn Old Garments New
Woman can dye faded garments to any color by following simple directions in the Diamond Dye advertisement. Applies to wool silk linen cotton and blends, yielding like new results with easy steps and household items.
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Vielin
Siperiigans
Fale
Korein Co
New York
N.X
Cough Remedy For Children Promoted In Advertisements
An advertisement claims a cough medicine is suitable for children and free of dangerous ingredients. It asserts the product is safe, effective for coughs and colds, and more favored than competitors, urging readers to choose it for young patients.
Counting the cost of a winter cold
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the quick remedy to a cold, claiming ten days with normal care, but shorter with the product. It argues a bottle is a wise winter investment for households.
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Chamberlain
Hauss
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Dublin
Sinn Fein
Trish
Arklow
George H. Twaddle
Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
West Fourth Street
Lowden
W.H. Speers
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Messrs. Lowden
Speers
Eldora
Point Pleasant
Mr. Lowden
State University
Canada
United States
Scott & Bowne
Scott's
Davidsons Rats
Bridge Street
Waterloos Center
Victor Service
Nome
Siewisies
R. W. B. Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Shelbyville, Mo
Qiu
Raent
Curae
West Side
Ablem ‘Oy
Furnages L. E. Glaza Tin Shop
Elgin
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