Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Indigestion Relief
A vintage ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a harmless remedy that digests any food and relieves indigestion in five minutes. It claims to ease sour stomach gas belching nausea headaches and general stomach misery by ensuring thorough digestion without discomfort.
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Pape
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Restored Color
An old time tonic, Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy, is advertised as curing dandruff and thinning hair while restoring color. The ad claims quick scalp relief and noticeable color, urging a fifty cent bottle from druggists with a money back guarantee if not as represented.
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Wyeth
Wreth
H. W. Taggart
Com
L Street
Taft Attacks Recall of Decisions in New Hampshire
In Nashua March 19 Taft warned that recall of decisions would yield a government of special instances and instability. He spoke at the Nashua theatre introduced by George B French and later addressed a crowd in Nashua public square highlighting Progressive progress. Also notes city ticket for Wagner and a Royal Arch Masons convocation in the evening offering the Mark Master degree work.
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Mayichester
N. H
Taft
Nashua
George B. French
New Hampshire
Roosevelt
Double Hinted in Gulliver Case
Orchard residents claim Glenn Gulliver tried to rob the Orchard Bank of $15,000. A jury is seated with witnesses identifying Gulliver, who denies the charges despite an alibi ambiguity. Courtroom crowd, $1,400 reward, and local ties to Osage are noted as evidence unfolds.
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Osage
Glenn Gulliver
Glenn
Gulliver
Orchard Bank
Loth
Orchard
Hem
Cashier Clapper
J. M. Roe
Clapper
Water floods Greek area after Virden creek breach
Last evening the Virden creek broke its banks as ice moved out, flooding basements along the shore. The Be Jerald Sulky Co at 64 Webster suffered heavy stock losses despite four hydraulic pumps. The flood rose after the outlet bridge section failed. the culvert near Logan avenue stayed clear. A prior suit by the company against the city over culvert trouble was noted, with alterations made to the bridge since. John W Sickelsmith of Greensboro has three children who frequently catch colds and praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for relief. available from dealers.
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Virden
the &. BE. Jerald Sulky Company
Webster Street
Logan Avenue
Edwards Street
John W. Sickelsmith
Greensboro
Chamberlain
Clarksville Notes and Obituary Highlights
Clarksville Ia March 20. Waide Brown of Waterloo visited on business, Col Burling and Mrs. Marion Wamsley spent time with relatives, many locals noted in town and at surrounding farms. The town hall hums with chatter as residents travel, visit, and send sympathy. An obituary for Mrs. Jennie Lusted Mitz recalls decades of teaching in the primary room, with services held at the Methodist church.
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Clarksville
Waide Brown
Waterloo
Col. Burling
Chicago
Marion Wamsley
A. W. Parus
Atv-Son
T. J. Shafer
Allison
Roberta Ray
G. Burling
Doris
Hinds
Shell Rock
Filer
Marie Hail
Wiley Wamsley
Ilinois
Lyle Stewart
Marble Rock
W. B. Hoyman
al Extra
James Cook
Union
Roxey Neal
Addie Havens
Conrad
Luke Rhoads Iis
Chas. Molsberry
Plymouth
M. M. Molsberry
R. French
Geneva
Visi
Sarah McCreary
Bert Tunt
Gladys Hall
Ida Roberta
Ed Neal
Ruth Berger
Jennie Lusted
Mitz
Tsui
H. A. Mitz
Monmouth
Cedar Falls
Ross
Titus Lowe
Methodist Church
Lfe
Lynwood Cemetery
Lusted
W. Lusted
Clara Frady
Billings
Mont
Plorance
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