Are Your Kidneys Weak Nature Warns Health Track
An old newspaper ad promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a kidney liver and bladder remedy. It lists symptoms of kidney trouble such as frequent urination back ache and fatigue and claims Bright's disease can follow if untreated. It urges readers to request a free sample bottle and book by mail from Kilmer and Co in Binghamton New York.
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Bright
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, XN. Y
Courier
State Board of Medical Examiners
Sision
Drexel State Bank
Ice farming and visits fill Finchford week
Farmers busy with ice work and sleigh travel. Mrs. Adams of Chicago visits her brother J L Whitney while Mrs. George Pashby visits relatives in Colorado. Royal Neighbors and Woodmen hold meetings and an oyster supper with families planned for Jan. 31 at Garrison's room. Local residents and visitors from Cedar Falls and Waterloo are noted in a sequence of social and community events through the week.
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Finchfeld
Adams
Chicago
JL. Whitney
George Pashby
Colorado
Tursday
Levening
Garrison
Enoch Bord
Cedar Falls
Cravath
Brinker
Beck
Titus
Sem
Huy Geering
Wasterloo
John Giesler
Shelf Rock
Ars. EE. Hyccunshy
Elsie
Chariton Sturm Vis‘iter
William Ballentine Lome
Priday
Bertha Schick
Watter Schick
Jesse Maren Hame
West High Wins Narrowly Over Reinbeck In Tough Clash
West High defeated Reinbeck 45 to 41 at Keduteck last evening. Weller starred for Waterloo, scoring multiple baskets and free throws to seal a late lead. Reinbeck was led by Teehirgi with six points. West High lineup included Weller Rice Whittle Cotter Shiery and Hausler. Eldrich Wilson Bethman Tschirgi Lidrich and others contributed as well.
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Waterloo Wost
Keduteck
West High
Weller
Inca
Sng
Iain Teehirgi
Reinbeck
Cams
Rice
Whittle
Cotter
Shiery
Hembeck
Tschirgi
Bethman
Lidrich
Wilson
Godl
Hausler
Pieid
Eldrich
Shortest MLB Game and Notable Pitching Feats
The briefest major league game last season was Athletics vs. Washington, nine innings in one four and ten minutes. Walter Johnson once struck out four in an inning against Boston on April 15, 191–, with Hooper reaching base after an error. Harry Wolverton was beaned three times in a single game but remained in action.
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Athletics
Washington
Walter Johnson
Collins
Gardner
Hooper
Ainsworth
Fropper
Speaker
Johnson
Lewis
Harry Wolverton
A Historic Pitching Milestone Amid League Turmoil
Twenty two wins marks a record for a pitcher and his contending club with Marhewsod achieving the feat on August 16 against the Reds. The piece notes Tesreaus returning to the Giants as a hopeful pitcher and mentions a new spitball development. It also covers Lavenderwig’s sale dispute with the Cubs, a legal test case from the Jim Flynn Al Williams boxing matter in Toronto, a £31 fine for James P. Fitzgerald of the Canadian Baseball club, and Ad Wolgast predicting a world title fight, with July letters confirming his continued confidence.
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Rover
Marhewsod
Reds
Jim Flynn
al Williams
Toronto
James P. Fitzgerald
Canadian Baseball Club
National Sporting Club
Canada
Local notes from Littleton area residents and visits
Local column records numerous visits and social outings among Littleton area residents. Names include Bertha, Chas Emerson and family, and many others visiting in Jesup, Waterloo, Waterton, Trinkerton, and Fairbank. Some travel to Colorado and Brooklyn. community events include a Ladies Aid meeting and an oyster sup.
Church Meeting Set At Mesdamss A J Hoffmann Home
Church plans its next gathering at the home of Mesdamss A J Hoffmann on Thursday to select officers. Local attendees earlier took part in a sewing machine contest in Tesip where Mrs Lang of Jesup won the free machine. Mr and Mrs Alex Miller from Fargo visited here, guests of E L Gallup, while Z J McLaughlin and Newton Diehl family visited Haselton and Gatesville before heading to Jesup.
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Mesdamss A. J
Ft. 4
Hoffman
Tesip
Lang
Jesup
Mir
Alex Miller
Fargo
SN. D
E. L. Gallup
Z. J. McLaughlin
Newton Diehl
Haselton
Gatesville
Pleasant winter farming notes at Fox Center
In Fox Center on January 2, residents report mild winter weather and active farm work. Martin and John Nie shelled corn for Henry Shares Wriday while farmers haul hogs to town as prices rise. Roads are frequently upset. Math Frost plans a move to the Theodore Bren place. A baby boy arrived for Mr and Mrs Frank Olinger as their brothers prep the saw mill to resume lumber work and all ice men in the area are busy.
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Fox Center
Martin
John Nie
Henry
Wriday
Math Frost
Weber Farm
Frank Olinger
Olinger Brothers
McGooriy Confident to Beat Coffey in New York Match
McGooriy believes he can outbox Coffey in their upcoming New York bout. He says he has trained hard and aims for a decisive win to secure a title shot.
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Coffey
McGooriy
Coffer
New York
Jack White vs Rivers bout set for Vernon California
Fred Gilmore confirms a major boxing clash on March 17 at Vernon near Los Angeles. The growing pace of Jose Rivers forced a scale change from 126 to 128 pounds by 10 a.m. with Jack White slated to fight Rivers, Welsh, Hogan or McFarland in a high profile Independence Day card.
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Rivers
Welsh
Hogan
McFarland
Fred Gilmore
Jack White
Jose Rivers
Vernon
Cal
Los Angeles
Joe Levy
Gilmore
White
Thematch
Gotch Refuses Western Offer In Wrestling Standoff
Fort Dodge Iowa January 31 world champion Gotch refused a Salt Air Amusement Co offer of ten thousand dollars to wrestle Zbyszko claiming the sum failed to tempt him to start training again He said his automobile business is fine and laughed at Jack Johnson Mahmout and other offers while denying any interest in a comeback or fresh bouts.
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Fort Dodge
Rank Coteh
Salt Air Amusement Company
Zbyszko
Gotch
Herman
iSalt Air People
Jack Johnson
Mahmout
Danville Club in Tearney's Hands
John F. Powers, owner, placed the Danville franchise in President Tearney's hands for disposal. Tearney warned that the citizens must act to keep Danville in the Three-I league, or the club will be sold. Powers would sell Danville for 14000 cash, or 25000 if moved, with players under reserve. An option exists until February 15.
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Chicago
Danville
John F. Powers
Tearney
Los Angeles
Powers
Local News Snippet From Iowa Notices and Family Updates
Mike Iungen welcomes a bright baby boy to his home while Peter Reuter delivers oats to Port City. Mrs Nick Kass of St Donatus visits daughter Mrs Frank Olinger. Julius Weisman, son of Mr and Mrs George Weisman, has been ill for a week.
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Mike
Iungen
Peter Reuter
Boa Porte City
Nick Kass
St. Donatus
Local News From Shell Rock Jan 29
Mrs. Benson Allen fell last Tuesday near Adams Brothers Store suffering a dislocated wrist and a deep forehead gash. Robt. Richardson buys S. M. Dicken place on east side, to move in spring. Miss Martha Ogden of Greene visits town Friday to Saturday. Charles Miller buys T. A. Richards residence on Washnetan Street and Richards buys Miller’s farm near C. G. W. depot, spring possession. The Douglas Vaudeville company ends a week at the opera house Saturday. They move to a barked house each night. Little Ruth De Veny has been
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Shell Rock
Benson Allen
Adams Trothers
Allen
Robt. Richardson
S.M. Dicken Place
Chas. Gibson
Richardson
Martha
Local notices note births visits and deaths in town
A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Darwin Exgleston last Tuesday. J W Rosenberg and family visit George Rosenberg from Nebraska. Mrs Benson Allens nephew Bhim from Chicago visits. Mrs George B Shores and children from Cedar Rapids visit Mrs W Tanner. Lena Aldrich receives diamond ring as most popular young lady at the opera house. Mrs Dole of Cedar Falls visits her parents Mr and Mrs Jas Bowen. J R Niblack resumes charge at pumping station after Fred Wirth resigns to go to California. The body of Mrs EB Jones brought from Waterloo and buried in Riverside cemetery after long city residence. Her sons and friends accompany the remains.
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Benson Allen
Mr. Bhim
Chicago
George B. Shores
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Shores
W. Tanner
Lena Aldrich
Opera House
Douglas Vaudeville Company
Dole
Cedar Falls
Jas. Bowen
J. R. Niblack
Fred Wirth
California
EB. M. Jones
Waterloo
Riverside Cemetery
Jones
Knees Became Still Five Years of Severe Rheumatism
Henry J. Goldstein of Boston reports five years of rheumatism and pain which Hood's Sarsaparilla relieved. He says his knees stiffened and business was affected, but after using Hood's Sarsaparilla he improved markedly and now feels entirely cured. He recommends the remedy and notes Sarsatabs as a form.
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Henry J. Goldstein
Barton Street
Boston
Mass
Hood
Mr. Goldstein
Physician Ad Offers Men and Women Sex Health Relief
M D Boutnin advertises specialized treatment for chronic nervo sexual debility varicocele stricture and related male diseases and women’s sexual health issues with promises of immediate relief from 310 Syndicate Building phone 1730.
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FW. Boutnin
Dr Shallenberger touted by Iowa patients in Chicago clinic appeal
A flood of testimonials from Iowa residents extols Dr. Shallenberger of Chicago for curing liver kidney stomach and nervous ailments without surgery or long drug regimens. Patients from Marshalltown Liscomb Garwin and beyond claim relief from catarrh goitre fistulae kidney stones stomach pains and more after his treatment.
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Iowa
Dr. Shattenberger
Chicago
Eli Jones
6Th St
Marshalltown
J. E. Powers
Liscomb
Town
Joseph Mishler
Conrad
William Bons
Garwin
Mr. Bond
Shallenberger
Thomas Markey
AM. D. Hottel
Darwin
John Ferry
Thos
Markey
Towa
J. G. Elliott
Liscombhe
E. Baily
Montour
E Francis
Fairbanks
L. Haigh
Hopkington
H. R. Hiolmes
Manchester
H. F. Klemp
Wm. Rozenboom
Kanawha
H. Hooker
Tie
EE. Eatwell
Zearing
C. E. Fossler
Owasa
Jacob Wertenberger
Green Mountain
Storm Lake
J. Wertenberger
Charles Wentset
Beaman
Daniel A
Rudy
Fraser
Wmn. Freitag
Fort Dodge
Shatlenberger
Joe Kramer
Nevada
Chas
Nick
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