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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1922
Page
6
ENRY SPENCER, a respected Wa tertown resident, says he has gained 15 pounds since starting Tanlac and tells friends the medicine restored his health.
Henry Spencer of Watertown claims he recovered from long standing illness after taking Taniac. He describes rapid weight loss and relief from gas indigestion headaches and dizziness after a year of decline. He says he gained 15 pounds and can work well again. Taniac is sold by druggists.
Paris imports present taffeta frocks and suits trimmed with monkey fur in red and orange silk styles.
The passage praises independent working women but notes health problems like nervousness backache and despondency. It claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helps women regain zest and supports further improvement for many more.
Tiny gold pencils enameled in blue or pink serve as graduation gifts. They are worn on gold chains or carried in a handbag, reflecting a small keepsake style.
The renowned physician Dr. Pierce practiced in Pennsylvania and gained fame by treating disease across many towns. He moved to Buffalo and created Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, a tonic for women's ailments, distributed through druggists nationwide. Thousands claim relief from pain, nervousness, and weakness, with Anuric later praised for kidney and backache relief.
A Vice President of AT&T urges readers to weigh education against job fit and public service. Evaluate whether you seek steady employment, teamwork in a large organization, or rapid advancement and ownership potential before contacting local telephone officials and applying for the best suited department.
Sunday dinners and visiting kin fill Thayer and nearby farms. Fifty autos bound for Thayer Lake clash on a hill, with several going into ditches and three going off the road. Harvest work calls Clifford Holcomb and Roscoe Pettit to Topeka, while George carts a camping outfit. Local ball game Afton versus Thayer excites the vicinity. The community notes berry picking, fishing, churchgoing, and a forthcoming Otterbein sermon on June 11 by Rev Abbe. Everybody welcome.
Local residents including SCHTH JONES Mr Harshaw and son Robert, Mr Randall, Mr Edd Pierce of Spaulding, Eugene Babb, Bernard Gripp, John Wollensack, Miss Ruth Randall, Miss Margarette Goodridge, Jene Sorgason family, Harry Randall family, Ellige Bamard family, Herman White family, and Joe Boyer with Sam Downey are noted in repeated Thayer Afton and surrounding town visits and trading trips across Monday through Sunday.
Ed Johnson and daughter Helen visit Colorado relatives. Several families visit others in town and nearby churches hold events. A birthday celebration for Bert Portnall, school trip to Des Moines, and Congregational Church notes outline services, teas, and community activities.
A description of a dress in pongee colored silk with violet outlines on the bodice and orchid silk facing panels at the sides, highlighting its distinct style and decorative trim.
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