Proof Positive Doctor Cures the Incurable at Estherville
An 1897 notice states Dr. Rea of Louisville will visit Buslittgtop Hotel Estherville on May 11 offering cures for grave ailments. It lists numerous patients across Iowa and Illinois shown to have benefited from his diagnostic method, including heart, catarrh, epilepsy, cancer, and nervous disorders, claiming remarkable outcomes after other doctors failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hia
Frank Wright
Ft. Madison
W. 0. Clark
Laure
G. W. Smalley
Muscatine
O. Doyle
Mesa
Harry Duffus
Mr. Hooper
Waterloo
James Weldon
Cedar Rapids
I N
Clinton Knouf
Chicago
Henry Propst
Iowa City
McFarland
Independence
Wm. Brown
Northwestern Railroad
E. H. Woody
Dayton
Addison Perry
Alice Itchell
Galesburg
Ill
Minerva Lewis
Houston
Tex
Charley Long
Burlington
Emma Miller
Pinkstaff
Joe Ting
Terre Haute
Ind
Kate Linder
the State University
Frank H. Highee
Fairfield
A. L. Hines
Red Wing
Minn
Charley Wood
J. B. Wood
Jonesboro
J. E. Burns
Milford
Chas, Wale
Fairmont
W. A. Arnold
West End
Spirit Lake
Misa Mary Stanley
Oskalousa
H. UO. Hess
Briskley
Briskley, Ack
Mr. Sargent
Spiritake
I A
Wm. Ball
Donnellson
Lona
Miss Daily
Father Daily
Farmington
Eugene Athey
Hamilton
Rachel Ericson
Marshalltown
H.C. Emerson
Keokuk
Bell Seaton
Washington
Isa Jennie Steele
Columbus Junction
Miss Christie
Kahoke
Grant Hoseinger
Dr. Res
Toronto
Niagara Falls
J. Morton
G. P
T. A
Iowa
Turners
Louis
B.C. R. & Ny Agente
Audresa
Morton, G. P
Neighborhood Gossip from Irwin Center and nearby towns
Local notes report farmers in Irwin Center area preparing land for corn and busy with milk shipments. Mentions visits, church preaching on May 8, and a steady flow of social events, with updates on residents in Ellsworth Iowa Lake Enm, Denmarks, Emmet and other nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Andrews
G. A. Pierce
Armstrong
Local items and home hints from Graettinger area
The column lists local people visiting or traveling to Estherville Graettinger Mallard and Sioux City and notes Spies Son tiling work. It includes household hints on ant control cement making carpet care and preserving plants with soot water. It ends with Shiloh’s Cure praise cited by Dr A E Salter and a brief note on Turkish ships aground in the Dardanelles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Society
Henry Bumble
Hot Springs
I. L. Horex
P. Bernderfer
Estherville
Mr. Spies
Emmetsburg
Ernest Briggs
Wallingford
Graettinger
J.D. Charleson
Laverne
P.J. Poulson
Lost Island
John Kirtz
Mallard
A. E. Salter
Buffalo
Gents
Lim
M. G. Wilson
Meeting at Armstrong School in May 1807
A detailed program for a school meeting at Armstrong on Saturday May 15 1807 invites patrons and friends to attend. The long agenda lists discussions led by various teachers and community members, with timed sessions in forenoon and afternoon, plus notices on attendance, reports, and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
Carnally
Sea Ei
Ida Davis
Leslee Minnto
Carpenter
Lucy Pingroy
Manche Youngman
Latereln
Mable B
B. L. Orcutt
s.Gonlo Thoburn
M. Wold
Ethel Burt
Thyra Lorentzen
Gracee Follett
Sunshine O
Ruth Scott
Nellie Boxie
Emma Buiter
Lorena Angell
Shiflett
M. Winnefred Canon
Clara Vonnum
Inez Myers
Maria Pingroy
Teachers Reading Circle
R. T. Scott
Mattle Tolitson
C. B
G. N. Sabin
Sere Rosa Pullen
Ada Butz
Emma Pollock
Emma Buker
Public affidavit touts pain balm cure for rheumatism
Charles H. Wetzel of Sunbury Pennsylvania swears that on May 11 he walked into Melick's drug store on crutches and bought Chamberlain's Pain Balm for inflammatory rheumatism which crippled him. After using three bottles he was completely cured and declares the remedy recommended. The affidavit was sworn Aug. 10, 1804, by Walter Shipman J. P. Pain Balm is offered at 25 and 66 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Wetzel
Sunbury
Melick’s
Chamberisin
Charles H. Werzen
Walter Shipman
J. P
J. J. Klopp
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. Rea
Louisville, KY
America
Buslitgtop Hotel
Town
Ellsworth
Sutton
Iowa Lake
Grace Follett
Tenhaysen Minn
Dist. No. 1
Wallace
Wisconsin
Thompson
Rockville City
Thos. Lockard
Idaho
Dan Inman
Rutland
Neitzell
Minnesota
Neville Boys
Canby
Gustie Dryden
Ella Clark
Genie Thorburn
Sber
Dora M.glass
Ledyard
Ftenhassen
Denmark
Anna Peterson
Sam Hanson
Mattyou
Sorum and
Mathieson
Forysthe
Bella
Fitz
Moorhead Creek
M. Norly
Emmet
State Line
A. J. Neilson
John Brow
Superior
Wheeler
Robinson
Austin and Western
J. Smith
Graaettinger Iems
Lamborn
Osgood
Mowitt
Larson
Mise Kane
Little Rock
Grachtinger
Dardanelles
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Isz Distreau
R. ¥. Pierce
Invatida’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
J. J. Cuppedge
Rima
Kaufan
Emmet County Eduga
Fional Association
Hood
Karl
Bell Telephone Company
Billy Windross
Hayes
John Johnson
Ratherville
Johnson
Shiloh
Soper, Allen & Penn
Edhem Pasha
Edhem
Eagle House
von Reno
Tangen
Kari
Washington Capital
Ita
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
CT Cola
Liokeass
Pennsylvania
D. S. Olson
In City Jewelry Store
F. A. Hoskin
Ontario Veterinary College
M. GO. Wilson
Emmet House
DR. W. Finn
First National Bank Building
DR Galloway
Woods Bros. & Bither ET Offierover Braty Bank
Ely
KE. Ty Ther
Ingle
Essex
Ineperial
Starr,” “Junior
C. A. Nancolas
Wien
J. MM. Denning
F. H. Ruovis
W. T. Roonis
Bank OF
Ocen
News of
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Gtate
Associated Press Telégraph
Jaar
Times-Republican
Congress
Daily Times-Republican
Newonuner
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