Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
A 1920s style advertisement claims Pape's Diapepsin relieves indigestion heartburn and headaches within five minutes. It touts quick relief from sour belching gas and a heavy stomach and promotes 50 cent cases as sufficient to cure chronic dyspepsia and other stomach troubles.
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Pape
Senate Rejects Income Tax Amendment Vote in Concord
In Concord New Hampshire the state Senate voted 44 to 9 to kill a house-passed resolution ratifying the income tax amendment to the U S constitution. Both parties in New Hampshire backed the tax in the fall platforms.
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Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
House
Cardus Tonic Featured By Patient’s Relief Story
A Goldsboro reader details neuralgia and generalized distress relieved after taking Cardus the women’s tonic. The letter urges taking Cardus for illness of the female body and for prevention, noting druggists stock it and offering a Home Treatment for Women booklet.
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N. B
Atta— Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tetin
Sunny Monday Soap Delivers Strong Dirt Removal Claim
A vintage note extols Sunny Monday laundry soap for removing dirt swiftly. It asserts the soap works in all water types from hard to boiling and promises consistent results across temperatures and water conditions.
Their Honored Great Grand Father Signer of Independence
Waterlo o west high school exhibit highlights James Wilson signer of the Declaration of Independence. George D. Clark and Lyman Clark trace ancestry to Wilson with ties to Waterloo and Orange township. Article details Wilsons roles in the Continental Congress constitutional convention and later justice on the supreme court.
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George D. Clark
James Wilson
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Edinburgh
United States
University of Pennsylvania
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Carlisle
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Wilson
Continental Congress
Benjamin Franklin
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Gouverneur Morris
John Bach McMaster
McMaster
Washington
Supreme Court
Edenton
N.C
George D
Lyman Clark
Charles
Fairbury
Neb
East
Civil War service of Waterloo family highlighted
The article traces George D. Clark and his brothers from Waterloo to service in the 32nd Iowa Infantry, noting battles at Tupello, Town Creek, Pleasant Hill, and Blakely, with two Sherman raids. It follows their postwar careers as engineers, moving through Cedar Falls, Dubuque, and back to Waterloo, and mentions notable ancestors including James Wilson and John Wilson Clark.
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Charles A. Clark
32Nd
Towa
George D. Clark
Towa Infantry
Robert Clark
Wilson Clark
1St
Iowa Cavalry
John F. Clark
Iowa Infantry
James Wilson
Clark
Mary
John Wilsonlark
Geo. D
Lyman
John F
Greene
Charles A
Wilson
Fairbury
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May oust head of Still College
Des Moines Iowa March special. Faculty and students oppose W F D Rummell secretary and general manager and former principal and Still College president. Sharp criticism of disinterestedness and promotion efforts. A board meeting is expected soon to decide steps to remove him.
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Des Moines
Still College of Osteopathy
W. F. D. Rummel
Uincipal
Forth High School
Still College
Magazine Postage Increase Killed in Senate Move
Washington March 3 The proposed rise in magazine postage is dead for this session. Senator Penrose chairman of the committee on post offices and post roads said he would ask the Senate to abandon the proposition to avoid obstructing other legislation. He plans a substitute creating a committee to investigate the subject.
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Washington, D. C
Penrose
Senate Committee On Post Offices and Post Roads
Senate
Home Course In Tree Preservation
essay denouncing tree hacking and its harm to property values and life. cites termite-like decay from cut branches, fungi and pests, recounts damaged apple orchards in Sandusky Ohio, urges parents to teach children structural botany and pretest with a simple microscope.
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Sandusky
Wings Across the Aurora Dream
Philip reveals his mechanical wings aboard the Aurora as Jeanne confronts memory and longing. Caldwell critiques the fragile flying device, while Philip confronts his need to live as a man beside Jeanne. A shifting wind seals their vow as the voyage ends.
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Philip
Aurora
Hakima
Roscoe
Jeanne
Caldwell
Angel
South African Association challenges for Davis Cup
Sidney Australia March 3 The South African Tennis association has challenged for the Dwight F Davis international lawn tennis cup. Challenges had already been received from the Lawn Tennis association of Great Britain and the United States Lawn Tennis association.
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Sidney
New South Wales
South African Tennis Association
Lawn Tennis Association of
Great Britain
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Beware Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warns Readers
A vintage caution against mercurial catarrh ointments warns they destroy the sense and upset the system. It extols Hal's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo as mercury free and effective when taken internally, with testimonials and price hints.
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Toledo
Cheney & Co
Druscista
Price
Per Datta
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