Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Claims Aids Women
A testimonial from Mrs J P Endlich of Erie Pa praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for resolving years of female ailments after two bottles. The notice extols the product as non narcotic, high cure records, and invites women to write for free advice to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Eric
Lydia E. Pinkham
J. P. Endlich
Erie
Pinkham
Lyma
Mass
Farmer's Wife Has Heap To Do In Durham
Durham, N C Mrs J M Sheperd writes I am a farmer's wife and have a heap to do Four months ago I could not stand on my feet but now I do most of my work Cardui Home has helped me The Cardui woman s tonic is promoted as safe gentle vegetable and free of harsh medicines Ask your druggist for Cardui instructions and testimonials
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Durham
N. C
J. M. Sheperd
Cardui
Cardus
Cedar Falls Faculty Changes and Local Concert
Cedar Falls notes report Miss Lilly Robinson resigning as Latin head. Miss Grace Simpson to assume duties along with new principal Miss Stena Hansen and debaters coach Berton Minisch. Florence Harris and Ruth Egloff depart, Jamibert and Isabell Loom mentioned. several local returns and visitors noted. A Presbyterian choir concert drew a large Cedar Falls audience with Mendelssohn and Swedish folk pieces, directed by Winfred Merrill with Frampton on piano.
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Cedar Falls
Lilly Robinson
Cedar Falls High School
Grace Simpson
Miss Simpson
Miss Robinson
Robinson
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Florence Harris
Harris
Jamibert
Iowa City
Stena Hansen
G. F. Lux
Berton Minisch
Lucile Leonard
Oklahoma
Hastrop
The
Cedar
Leonard
Ruth Egloff
Natural Science Department
City High School
Waterloo
Isabell Loomis
Los Angeles
Ourond
Winfred Merrill
Prof. Frampton
Mendelssohn
Miss Childs
Hudson Social News and Local Events Summary
F R Hollis buys a new Cadillac. Miss Minnie Seaman visits from Reinbeck. C A Gillin from Sioux City stays with his parents S B Gillin and wife. Rebekahs hold a special session with initiation to feature. Hudson Concert Band performs weekly. Children day services at Baptist and Morethron churches with strong programs. Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Memorial services Sunday at 2 20 pm, graves decorated at cemetery. Mrs Henry Stuers tours to Minneapolis for weeks. Mrs John Knudsen shops in Waterloo. Mrs Schneck and Ruth Nichols visit Waterloo. Mrs Sadie Washburn and daughters Hazel and Gladys plan extended western trip. Band concert drew large crowd. Mrs Crookes and Lelia from Ohio visit M Nicholson home. Dan Gutknecht departs for several Wisconsin points.
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Hudson
F. R. Hollis
Minnie Seaman
Reinbeck
C. A. Gillin
Sioux City
S. B. Gillin
Rebekahs
Baptist
Morethron
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Henry Stuers
Minneapolis
John Knudsen
Waterloo
Schneck
Ruth Nichols
Sadie Washburh
Hazel
Gladys
West
Crookes
Miss Lelia
Hilliards, O
M. Nicholson
Dan Gutknecht
Wisconsin
Hagenbeck-Wallace and Hagenbeck Wallace Circus in Waterloo
Representatives of Hagenbeck-Wallace Combined Shows announce a Waterloo appearance Tuesday June 27. The world famous display promises trained animals a fine menagerie and top horses in a cosmopolitan show with a grand street parade in the morning and performances in the afternoon and evening.
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Waterloo
Wallace
Carl Hagenbeck
Professor as a Bellhop in Boston Hotel
A quiet Japanese bellhop in a Boston hotel has sailed for Japan where he will return as Prof Yoshio Tanikwa head of philosophy at Kyoto University. He earned an MA from Harvard after studying there and a bachelor’s degree in Minneapolis. He has not explained why he took the bellhop job. The ad notes Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a dependable sale.
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Boston
Mass
Japan
Yoshio Tanikwa
University of Kyoto
Yoshio
Harvard University
Minneapolis
Minn
Minister Receives Automoble Gift From Church
Griswold June 14. Central Church of Christ members presented their pastor Rev M Elliston of Lewis with an automobile to honor his service. Elliston lives in Lewis and commutes to preach here. Also note: Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy advertised, costs a quarter, sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Monument Move Urged for Iowa G A R Memorial
Des Moines reports renewal of effort by the Iowa G A R to move an Iowa soldiers and sailors memorial to a more suitable location. Dyer of Mazon City criticizes the house for blocking the appropriation and notes the senate passed it. He also covers pension bill setbacks, testimonials to department commanders, and the 1910 GA R deaths and current membership.
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Des Moines
Department of
House
Department
Dyer
Congress
Iowa
Community Notes From Mt Vernon Tells Local Visits
Mt Vernon township social and family news lists visits, illnesses, and events. Residents include Mrs Spencer of Waverly, Albert Craven, Mrs Helfer, and the Leversee family. A Briden reunion is planned June 24 at Lindale Park, plus dances and birthdays, with several visitors from Janesville Cedar Falls and North Dakota referenced.
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Mt. Vernon
Spencer of
Waverly
J. B. Moore
Belle Plaine Post Office Grows and Club Elects Officers
Belle Plaine Iowa June 14 Postmaster J C Milner elected president of the Commercial club as the post office rises from third to second class improving salaries. The club reports steady growth and strong finances. Farmers creamery ships record butter to Boston. 10 year old Jamie Sellers injured in a freight train fall near Norway Iowa. Local healthful living ad promotes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets.
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Belle Plaine
Iowa
J. C. Milner
Commercial Club
John C. Milner
S. L. van Leoy
GO. C. Burrows
Wm. Mall
Niel
Jamie Sellers
Margaret Sellers
Norway
Blairstown
Thos. Lawrence
Autos spoil "snipe" trade on Chicago streets
Gasoline drips from motor cars ruin the trade of the snipe shooter. A veteran snipe hunter was seen examining a half smoked cigar in a Dearborn street gutter, sniffing it and tossing it away. He complained gasoline dripping autos spoil every food snipe on the streets and suggested a law against it.
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Chicago
Dearborn
Des Moines Man Funds Prisoner Liberty Bid
Des Moines special report from June 14 notes fifty Anamosa reform school prisoners forgo tobacco and contribute ten cents weekly to D. T. Blodgett of Des Moines to start federal proceedings seeking his liberty. Blodgett's fate will be settled to...
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Des Moines
Anamosa
D. T. Blodgett
Blodgett
Court to rule on Weaver ruling in Blodgett case at Ft Dodge
Federal court convenes in Ft Dodge as Judge Reed decides whether Judge S M Weaver erred in clemency or whether the five other supreme court judges were correct. Blodgett was indicted for intent to defraud and sentenced to five years in prison. Weaver ruled he had been unlawfully imprisoned.
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Federal
Ft. Dodge
Reed
S. M. Weaver
Supreme Court
Blodgett
Weaver
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Her Tralsed Elephant
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Amos Leversee
Highland Cemetery Association
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Shell Rock
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Castoria
Centaur Company
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Princess Theatre
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