Meritol Digestive Tonic Promoted for Nerves and Digestive Ailments
An advertisement from Henderson Drug Co highlights Meritol Digestive Tonic as a world famous remedy for unsteady nerves and stomach related ailments. It promises instant relief and system building, backed by American Drug & Press Association authorization, while advising against internal medicines for muscular rheumatism and recommending Chamberlain liniment for relief.
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American Drug & Press Association
Meritol
Henderson Drug
Chamberlain
Complete Real Estate List Promised by Courier on Saturdays
The Courier publishes the full real estate list every Saturday, offering readers a complete directory of property listings. Local residents are advised to check the weekly issue for updated ads and prices.
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the Courier
Son of Chestin Banker in Fraud Case
Chicago June 13 Edgar Robert Boyer a note teller at Hamilton National bank was arrested while cashing a forged check at Central Trust company. Police found $10 000 in promissory notes with forged signatures. documents bearing signatures of prominent figures including George W Perkins and J Ogden Armour were found in his hotel room.
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Chicago
Edgar Robert Boyer
Hamilton National Bank
National City Bank
Central Trust Company
F. Fredericksen
Scandinavian Land Company
Minneapolis
Montreal
Boyer
Fredericksen
R. E. Boyer
The
National Bank of Creston
Towa
George W. Perkins
EB. Schiff
Ira M. Cobe
F. Weyerbanser
G. H. Wilson
D. M. Frederickson
Thomas F. Rran
J. Ogden Armour
Edward Hines
C. R. Flint
Henry Meyer
Cobe & McKinnon
Perkins
Ryan
Schiff
Washington State
Long-Time Pastor Resigns From Lutheran Church
The Rev. E. R. Meichert, pastor of the First Lutheran Church near Hudson for nearly eight years, has resigned. He and his wife with two children moved to Davenport Washington to live with Mrs. Melchert's parents for a year. The notice also includes an unrelated advertisement about Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
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Hudson
E. R. Meichert
First Lutheran Church
Davenport
Wash
Brothers Drown in Raccoon River Near Des Moines
Des Moines reports two men Garrett Hankle age 23 and his brother Marcia 25 drowned in a river hole about sixteen feet deep. J A Estey a friend who swam with them barely escaped death while attempting rescue. he forced a death griped brother away and alerted police as bodies were recovered.
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Des Moines
Raccoon River
Garrett Hankle
Marcia
J. A. Estey
Women Warn Against Operations and Endorse Lydia E. Pinkham
A letter from Mrs. Orville Hock praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a safer alternative to surgery for female ailments. She describes severe illness, prolonged hospital time, and relief after using the remedy, urging others to try it before opting for operations. The ad claims thirty years of effectiveness and urges women to seek this treatment.
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Orville Hock
Lydia FE
Mie
Ann Arbor
Hime
Lydia ”. Pinkham
Orville Rock
K. R. No.5
Paw Paw
Michigan
Lydia E. Pinkham
Drowning Tragedy Near Sand Pumping Hole Claims Two Boys
Estey recalls swimming with the Hankle brothers when a deep sand-pump hole proved deadly. The boys shouted, grabbed him, and all efforts to save them failed as they sank, prompting a call to police. The piece ends with a local ad for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
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Estey
Hankle Brothers
Hutchins Sand Company
Chamberlain
Shell Rock Social News and Local Notes
Miss Viola Swartz hosted a shower for Miss Myrta Ifall and Miss Grace Manning of Waterloo attended the event. The community reports repairs, travel to Grinnell and Cedar Falls graduates, and a wedding of Miss Myrta Hall to Frank Hill. Charles Winkey ill with blood poisoning, and Wilbur Remington injured in a horse accident. Seven Shell Rock High graduates named Ruth Metzger, Ethel Mason, Gladys Hall, Ethel Miner, Ning Apfel, Nola Pierece, and Ned Willey.
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Shell Rock
Viola Swartz
Missy Myrta Ifall
Grace Manning
Waterloo
Miss Hall
Mre
Chas
Bement
Stoddard Wags
Christan Endeavor
Waverly
C. BP. Vement
Minneapolis
Myrta Hall
Frank Hilll
Chicago
Charles Winkey
Leland Miner
Ames
Wilbur Remington
Howard Sewell
Miss Rae
Ruth Metzger
Ethel Mason
Gladys Hall
Ethel Miner
Ning Apfel
Nola Pilerece
Ned
Willey
New Hartford Social Notes and Local Visits
New Hartford dated June 10 and surrounding items list visits from Millie Benson Bowen IA to her parents Mr and Mrs Geo Ensign. Mike Brannan Shell Rock greets old neighbors. A wedding week trip ends for Davis Wick and wife. Various residents travel to Chicago Minnesota and Wisconsin for visits. A baby boy born June 9 to John Assink and wife. Prof McDonald bids farewell and departs for Chicago summer study.
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New Hartford
Millie Benson
Bowen
Geo. Ensign
Mike Brannan
Shell Rock
Davis Wick
R. Harmon
Geo. Dennis
T. G. Olmstead
Chicago
Luther
Stork
Harry
Ethel Engalls Phillips
Lena, Jr
Will Sabin
Sioux City
John Frederickson
Will Daly
Orpha Burns
Randalls
Louise Lantz
al Ackerman
Waterloo
Fayetta Ranney
Storm Lake
Darien
Wis
C. N. Thurng
Minnesota
E. G. Voss
Fort Dodge
John Assink
Bank Clearing House Shows Rise in Cash Reserves
New York July 10 banks report reserves above 25 percent rule by 33,340,200 with an uptick of 1,590,850 from last week. Loans rise 6,799,800. deposits up 10,502,600. circulation down 323,800. surplus up 1,590,950. State banks not reporting total 1,333,277,706.
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New York
United States
Kay
Sanka and Trust
Greater
New York Clearing House
Toans
Coronation Rehearsals and Seating Plans in London
London prepares for June 22 coronation with Westminster Abbey rehearsals for king and queen and private participants. Interior balconied aisles mirror Edward VII era while 750000 spectators await along the royal procession route. Estate agents report seating prices easing as owners reduce rates to attract buyers and viewers.
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London
Westminster Abbey
Edward
Alexandra
Royal Progress
Mass With Gold Hand Aids Priest After Loss
Chicago reports Father John Kruszynski receives special papal dispensation to celebrate Mass using an artificial right hand. The device, controlled by shoulder motion, features two gold fingers to match the mass ritual requirements. Kruszynski lost his hand in a threshing machine eighteen years ago, and the Vatican approval comes after Archbishop Quigley's appeal.
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Chicago
Pius X
John Kruszynski
Father Kruszyski
Gary
Quigley
Rome
Fius
Greene Area Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Greene Iowa brief lists residents and visitors including George Ellis of Cedar Rapids visiting relatives, O F Blasier duo trip to Marble Rock, Rev Hood at Brethren church conference in St Joseph Missouri, R H Puckett family return from Waterloo, Martha Woodling visiting from Battle Creek Michigan, John Wade of Des Moines passing through to Dougharty, Lawrence Cave recovering from several weeks illness, Aim Harriet Redline from Mazen City.
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Greene
George Ellis
Cedar Rapids
O. F. Blasier
Marble Rock
Hood
Conference of the Brethren Church
St. Joseph
R. H. Puckett
Waterloo
Martha Woodling
Battle Creek
Miche la
Marion
John Wade
Des Moines
Dougharty
Lawrence Cave
Aim Harriet Redline
Mazen City
Local Social and Education Notes From Greene Area
Sunday visits and teaching appointments across Iowa and nearby states. Theresa Feyerelzen elected primary teacher in Waterloo next year. Mrs Crandall sells property to John Anderson for 2000 dollars and plans to move to Edgewood. Rev J L Lockard and wife head to Anamosa and Cornell commencement at Mt Vernon. Edward Thompson visits Plymouth relatives. Bessie Fowler and Belcher plan a month stay with Janet Fowler near Greene. Special Brethren church meetings begin Sunday with Prof Beahm of Knoxville VA.
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C. M. Greene
Oklahoma City
J. L. Lockard
Anamosa
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Edward Thompson
Plymouth
Ind
Theresa Feyerelzen
Waterloo
Do Ln
Ringworm vs eczema on boy head prompts medical search
A parent recounts a misdiagnosis of eczema that spread across the boy’s scalp, leading to hospital visits and many doctors. They describe trying Cultrura Remedies and Cuticura after spending around 200 dollars with no relief and worry about baldness.
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New York
Jenee
Trent
Harry Fee
Liberty Comer
N.J
Cultura Remedies
Potter
Chem, Corp
Boson
McGee-Miller Wedding and Local Social Events
John Bickness spent months with relatives then returned to Harris Indiana. Miss Mabel E. McGee wed Willard H. Miller of Blairsburg Iowa at the bride’s parents’ home with Rev YW In Lockard officiating. Mrs C H Bunker hosted a 5 pm tea on North Main Street for twenty eight ladies with a pleasant program and conversation.
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John Bickness
Harris
Oliver McGee
Mabel E. McGee
Willard H. Miller
Blairsburg
Lockard
M. E. Church
C. H. Bunker
North Main Street
Dining Event Highlights Five Course Menu
Guests were seated at tables with carnations as decor and served a delicious five course luncheon, showcasing elegant hospitality and culinary variety.
Berlin denies rejection of Washington successor proposal
Berlin's foreign office refutes reports that Washington’s plan for a successor to Ambassador Hin was rejected. It states neither the emperor nor the government could have expressed an unfavorable view as no names have been presented yet.
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Foreign Office
Berlin
Washington
Dr. Hin
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American Medical Association
Los Angeles
National Educational Association
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Atlantic City
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Dubuque
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City Passenger & Ticket
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E. R. Boyer
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Frank Hurlbut
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