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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1919
Page
4
Purley Personal notes from Alliance Nebraska chronicle a string of visits and events. residents include Mrs Myers and daughter from Hemingford hospital treatment, Mrs Rentfro of Bingham and J Myrin family visits, and many other locals visiting relatives in Alliance and nearby towns. community events feature a well attended Red Dish hall social dance and mentions of irrigation plans and local business activity.
An old advertisement extols Peruna as a universal tonic from Dr. Hartman, claiming it treats the respiratory system and stomach among other organs. It urges purchase in tablet or liquid form, warns against substitutes, and directs readers to contact The Peruna Company in Columbus for the almanac.
A rambling Alliance column muses on political corruption and human foibles, lampooning party rivals, shopkeepers, and public life. It notes watchdog habits, a joke about bootleggers, local commerce, and small town routines, ending with an ad for a world war history book and a stock-show trip.
Readers are urged to start each morning with hot water and limestone phosphate to cleanse the digestive tract and purify the blood. The text links internal sanitation to clearer skin, noting benefits for those with sallow complexions, headaches, and constipation within one to two weeks.
The family of J. J. Waddell thanks friends for assistance and sympathy during illness and after her death. The note is from her husband and children.
A damaged excerpt describes a long standing Dutch remedy for kidney ailments advertised as a cure. It claims gradual relief with a daily dose and references a 1886 government charter authorizing its preparation and sale.
Fragmentary ad claims Gold Medal Haarlem Drops support robust health and appetite. It urges housewives to visit druggists, insist on the sealed box and the Gold Medal label, and promises money back if not satisfied.
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