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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
7
A town remedy named Joint-Ease is advertised as a powerful counterirritant to relieve stiffness lameness and pain in joints. The ad claims instant absorption through skin to reach ligaments and tendons and suggests it also helps with inflamed joints sore throats chest colds lumbago and neuralgia. It urges readers to buy from local druggists.
Mrs. Harry Ashcroft of 632 Beech Avenue Covington Kentucky describes severe back and abdominal pain and weakness from poor blood. After trying Vegetable Compound Blood Medicine and Sanative Wash she reports regained strength and cold sweats eased and offers to advise other women.
Mr and Mrs Gerard of Fontanelle have returned home after a short visit here.
Persuasive ad copy touts Dr King's New Discovery for Coughs to end persistent night coughing. Claims rapid sleep restoration after a single nightly teaspoonful held in the throat, soothing irritation and loosening phlegm with no harmful drugs. Available at all druggists.
A listing of tomorrow’s radio programs across networks in Oakland Philadelphia Pittsburgh Portland San Francisco Schenectady Providence and more. It notes times for orchestras lectures talks recitals health segments and a variety of concerts and broadcasts.
Dr W P Jones of 903 West Jefferson Street has been seriously ill for two weeks and is reported a little improved today.
A local political advertisement urges Creston voters to approve a band tax to fund a 50 piece municipal band, train youth, and host about 25 concerts annually. The measure would raise taxes by 113 mills, about $1.05 yearly on a $125 home, and supporters say benefits outweigh costs.
Mrs Grant Gollins is homebound due to illness. Mrs BE E Champ travels to Omaha. Mrs D H Hastings and child depart Orient for Denver. Mrs A McQuin Jr and baby head to Evanston to join Dr Quin. Judge A Ray Maxwell leaves for Osceola for court. Mrs Edward J Soat and son Joe visit Omaha for weekend with Dr and Mrs J F Hess. Gerard Enton buys a tractor in Creston for gravel road work. Miss Ethel McCann returns to Des Moines with sister Miss Josephine McCann. Miss Edith Brown visits from Simpson College for spring break. Mrs H B McAdams heads to Cumberland for a few days. Mrs Russell Myers of Afton shops locally. Mrs C L Westerman and Mrs Joe Anderson visit Lenox.
A monster air expedition attended by prominent world airmen could visit the United States in 1927 if the National Aeronautic Association’s plan materializes. The federation has had conventions in Paris London and Stockholm among others and may hold the 1927 gathering in Washington. About 100 aviation leaders attend each convention with affiliates from 26 countries.
James H. Allen of Rochester proclaims Allenrhu as his own discovery that stops rheumatic agony, dissolves uric acid deposits, and rapidly drives impurities from the body. Newcomb & Matthews act as local agents, offering full particulars to interested readers.
An advertisement by T. B. York, Druggist, promotes Adlertia as a remedy for abdominal gas and insomnia. The mixture includes buckthorn bark magresium sulphate glycerine and other ingredients claimed to relieve gas and act as a fast intestinal evacuant without gripes.
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