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Newspaper
Audubon County Journal
Location
Exira, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1902
Page
5
Oakfield area notices and person mentions from Brayton Exira and Extra with sales, repairs, and social events. Traders Jensen and Woodward move. farm shipments, shifts, and weather mishaps noted along with births and illnesses. Local names include Heath Heath Jenkins Nelson and James, plus Mable and Maude Bowen and Miss Bertha Robinson.
An advertisement claims Scott's Emulsion can make a thin, inactive body hungry and wake it up to use food, promoting fat gain by stimulating appetite and new flesh formation. It urges readers to send for a free sample.
All parties knowing themselves in debt to me will find it to their advantage to settle at once either by cash or bankable note. After May 20th delinquent accounts will be left with an attorney for collection. 24 ap in C. 4. Heath.
Professor Compton, famed for earth history works, and widow Mrs Clingham meet at a summer hotel where she engineers a romantic pursuit. She seeks a social match with a man of means and status while the eccentric geologist survives a bull encounter, exchanges quips on geology, and ends by mistaking a line about marriage for a chance at romance.
Alfred Heinze of Quincy ML praises DeWitt's Little Early Risers for sanitization and aiding a torpid liver. He says they never gripe or distress and that when a good thing is found others should hear of it. Nick Doffing & Go
The article explains that human skin shed occurs in small pieces, usually unnoticed, while a snake sheds its skin in larger pieces two to three times a year. The process involves turning the skin inside out from head to tail as the snake crawls away, leaving the old skin attached briefly. Before shedding the color fuses and eyes dim, then the snake emerges bright and the markings become distinct.
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