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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1920
Page
15
A noted specialist declares Mentho Sulphur to dry and heal skin breakout. He says nothing replaces sulphur as a pimple remover and that the preparation is harmless and inexpensive.
Sarah J. Peters born Rush County Indiana October 30 1842 died June 26 1920 Packwood at 77 years 7 months 27 days. She married John Huddleston August 14 1862 who died August 14 1864. She later married Erastus Ramey October 16 1873 with five children. Surviving are Mrs. J. M. Downey Sigourney and Gertie at home. Funeral Monday at 2 pm at the Christian church. interment in Abingdon.
Mrs Celesta McVicker of Macon Missouri recalls a painful cholera morbus attack while visiting Michigan relatives. One dose of Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy relieved the pain quickly. she used only two or three doses to finish the relief.
George Anderson and Ralph Jacobs were Sunday afternoon callers at Birmingham. The Birmingham celebration will draw a large attendance from here, and the Burlington regatta will be well attended from this territory. The Salina Lutheran Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Albert P Anderson last Thursday. A very large attendance was reported. Grant Jacobs and Paul Kennedy were Saturday tourists visiting Merrimac, Germanville, Pleasant Plain and Brighton. The Salina Lutherans will hold a social Wednesday of this week. Carl Nelson was a business caller in Fairfield Saturday. Frank Jacobs Harley Bates and Mrs Henry Jacobs and Mrs Clara were noted among attendees.
Linby Mrs. Ruben Herman dies after long illness at home Friday. Funeral at M E church Packwood Sunday. Mrs Lizzie Cline of Sigourney visits Joseph Nelson home. News of a 13 year old nephew drowning in California is reported by F A Roberts. Numerous visits and illnesses noted among local residents with few travel mentions. Mrs Sutton suffers stroke near town. Northwestern Baptist convention trip details for Mrs M M Kenyon.
A historical advertisement urges avoiding meats and heavy foods and taking three Chamberlain's Tablets to cleanse the stomach and tone the liver. It promises relief within a day or two.
Mrs Linda Harred of Ft Wayne Indiana writes that years of stomach trouble yielded only temporary relief until she tried Chamberlain’s Tablets. After starting the regimen she experienced immediate relief from heaviness and pain after meals and, after two bottles, can eat anything without distress.
In Buchanan Township residents report hot dry spells and health concerns. Mr and Mrs Edd Ogden and their daughter visited Illinois last week. Mr Ogden returned Saturday while Mrs Ogden plans a few weeks stay there for her health. Mrs Dallas Green spent last week in the area.
Made a Change in Her Mrs. L Gibson from La Junta Colorado says her kidneys troubled her and Foley Kidney Pills helped right away. They relieve backache rheumatic pains and muscle or joint stiffness and keep kidneys and bladder healthy. Jericho Easton druggists.
Libertyville hosts Louise and Ruth Moss while Dale Tullus visits relatives in town. Helen Bartholow from Stockport stays over with Velma Bartholow. Agnes Davis visits her parents in New London. Bertha Downing returns from Des Moines. Rev. J. C. Behrens attends district conference at Bluff Park. Mrs. S. K. Davis visits Iowa City. Multiple couples spend Sunday in Ottumwa and Albia, with accompanying family members from Larned Kansas Minot Missouri and Jacksonville.
Farmers urged to provide a tenant house and garden patch to attract help with modern housing and machinery. Emphasis on sunlit, well planned farm buildings to improve profits and keep children on the farm. Includes coal orders and advice on quality building materials and housing for workers.
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