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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1920
Page
8
A periodical urges women to improve skin by internal health and daily care. It warns against overreliance on cosmetics and stresses liver health, digestion, and a balanced diet with plenty of fruit. Emphasizes daily thorough washing with castile soap, rinsing, cold final rinse, and removing makeup nightly for brighter skin.
Mrs J M Madsen of Burlington Iowa reports dramatic recovery after taking Tanlac gaining fifteen pounds. She describes indigestion nervous breakdown influenza headaches dizziness and fatigue improving after seven bottles. Tanlac sold in Alliance Hemingford Hoffland and other local outlets.
Mrs Charles Huss and daughter Helen shopped in Allis ance Monday and Tuesday. Rev Mr Williams of Morrill visited to check his potato crop. Miss Wanda Gregg recovers from scarlet fever as area schools resume. Wealth of small events includes construction, illness, travel, and social visits across town and nearby farms.
Arthur Johns visited Bayard while Herman Cave moved his family to rooms over the post office. Fred Woods and wife moved from the ranch to Ira Muzzy cottage. Mrs. A A Mall and children left Hemingford after visiting W N Thompson and wife. Claude Wilbur and family traveled to Bayard for business then to Alliance to see Mrs Venell. Tom King visited Bayard. others shopped in Alliance and at the depot office staff handled duties.
A string of local notices record travel and family visits. A.D. Bruner of Des Moines, Inc plans a week in Alliance to see his ill daughter Mrs. George Venell. C. M. Dove and family visited Grand Island and Cairo. Joe Fagler of Morri visited F. N. Bently. Frank Jefferson of Central City visited his brother James Jefferson and his wife. Mary Bowers married C. E. Johnston of Loveland on August 26 and will live in Lingle. John Shoopman and family visited Mra Alva Miller in Minatare, with Litchfield’s Charles Howard and Broadwater’s Lafe Shoopman family joining. Mrs. Miller is Lafe Shoopman’s daughter. R. L. Carrier and wife visited Hemingford last week. Recruiting Officer George Wibber left for Omaha Wednesday.
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