More Prosperity Seen for Iowa After Election Result
Des Moines reports optimistic business outlook following Republican victory. Analysts foresee revived enterprise, stabilized prices for farm goods, and possible federal tax cuts. Railroads anticipate favorable freight-rate adjustments. corn crop remains valuable and futures rise. Towns expect stalled projects to resume with clearer policy.
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Des Moines
Congress
Europe
Tari
Washington
Iowa
Premature Old Age of Women and Remedies
An advertisement extols Eydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a long standing remedy for female ailments. It highlights symptoms like dark circles, pale countenance, headaches, backache, and nervous conditions, urging affected women to rely on the product.
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Eydia E. Pinkham
Economic outlook during and after the war
The passage argues that abnormal wartime conditions influenced price trends but economists agree that, despite lingering effects, conditions are more encouraging than in prior years. It notes price fluctuations are less frequent and that artificial controls on prices and commodities have not sustained success, reflecting a shift away from wartime distortions.
Couple of Garwin Married 69 Years
Mr and Mrs I N Burt of Garwin celebrate their sixty ninth wedding anniversary. Married in Buffalo on November 7 1855 they moved west then Tama County in 1857 settling in Carlton township. They raised six children two of whom live in Albion Tal and Harber Idaho. Both remain in good health and active at ages 96 and 69 in Garwin.
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Nia
Garwin
Burt
Charles
Albion
Tal
Grant
Harber
Idaho
AL the
Birth of Mr Burt Highlighted in Odd Anecdotes
The account notes Mr Burt’s birth, claims no railroad existed in the United States at the time, and mentions his lack of tobacco use. It states both he and Mrs Burt have long church ties, that Mrs Burt reads without glasses, and that she handles her own housework despite being about 60.
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Burt
United States
Christian Church
Dandruff Cure Promise From Old Advert
A dubious ad touts a hair curing remedy using four ounces of ordinary Hquild ar von to dissolve dandruff. It claims the treatment moistens the scalp, stops itching and weighing, and leaves hair looking better after several applications, urging readers to buy from drug stores.
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Ellis Hotel
Morgan & Sullivan
Standard of the World
Morris Motor Car CO
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Mason City
Gothes
London
Tades
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