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Newspaper
Audubon County Journal
Location
Exira, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1906
Page
5
A polite year end note thanks customers for past business and favors, pledges better service, fair prices, and honorable dealings. It invites feedback on any mistakes or defective goods to make things right, and extends Merry Christmas wishes and a Happy New Year.
Local Brayton and Atlantic area items report residents visiting relatives, illness, travel, farm shipping, and business trips. Names include John Hansen, Carl Litterset, Nels Hansen, P. H. Kelly, Jom Ide, H. S. Wattles, W. R. Koob, J. C. Hardman, Lulu McKenzie, Muriel Koob, and Frank Jenkins. Market data, creamery director meeting, and local commerce alongside brief national news items on revolutions and public notices.
A distressed mother asks what was done with the doctor’s medicine, noting another sick child nearby who lacked it, and recounts giving it to Jim as a compassionate option. The exchange reveals concern for Jim and the community’s health needs in Brooklyn.
Griggs questions whether one can endure outdoors all winter and jokes about cold conditions. He recalls a recent medical procedure and quips about the experience. The exchange hints at resilience and humorous dialogue without further context.
The discoverer of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound extols it as a universal female remedy. It claims to cure ovarian troubles uterine issues nervous symptoms and digestive complaints and to be harmless as water. Sold by druggists everywhere with a warning to refuse substitutes.
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