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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1920
Page
7
A new specialist declares that breaking out of the skin on arms is overcome by Mentho Sulphur. He says nothing can replace sulphur as a pimple remover. The small jar is expensive and useful with cold cream.
The notice records birth and death dates for Sarah J. Peters later Mrs. Huddleston and Ramey of Rush county Indiana and Packwood Iowa. It lists marriages to John Huddleston and Erastus Ramey, children and survivors, plus funeral details and interment at Blue Point cemetery.
Mrs Celesta McVicker of Macon Missouri recalls severe abdominal pain while visiting relatives in Michigan caused by food. She credits Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy with rapid relief after a few doses, noting only two or three doses were needed to relieve the pain.
George Anderson and Ralph Jacobs were Sunday 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. large attendance reported, refreshments served. Grant Jacobs and Paul Kennedy were Saturday tourists visiting Merrimac Germanville Pleasant Plain and Brighton. Salina Lutherans plan a social this Wednesday. Carl Nelson was a business caller in Fairfield Saturday. Frank Jacobs Harley Bates and Mrs Henry Jacobs and Mrs Clara ...
An advertisement urges readers to buy Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as a reliable bowel relief, noting its expected need in many homes before summer and availability at any drug store.
Linby Mrs. Ruben Herman dies at home after illness. Funeral at M E church in Packwood. Lizzie Cline of Sigourney visits Joseph Nelson home. F A Roberts learns of nephew's drowning in California. Huddleston and Cline visits. several locals ill or traveling. Memorials, church events, and family gatherings noted around Packwood and nearby towns.
An advertisement advises avoiding meat and heavy foods and taking three Chamberlain's Tablets to cleanse the stomach and tone the liver. It promises improvement within a day or two.
Libe rtyville and surrounding towns report a string of visitors and guests. Louise and Ruth Moss visited the Turner home in Muscatine while Dale Tullus of Davenport was visiting relatives here. Helen Bartholow of Stockport stayed at the Velma Bartholow home over Sunday. Mrs Agnes Davis visited her parents in New London. Bertha Downing returned Sunday from Des Moines. Rev J C Behrens spent last week at Bluff Park for district conference. Mrs S K Davis returned from Iowa City. Mr and Mrs Howard Harshman and Mr and Mrs Purl Armstrong spent Sunday in Ottumwa. Mr and Mrs Carl Riggs and Mrs G F Swanson were in Albia. Mrs C R Swanson and son Merrill and Ray Riggs accompanied them. Mr and Mrs E L Floreth of Larned Kans and Mr and Mrs W H Florence of Minot Mo and Mr and Mrs H J Floreth of Jacksonville were also mentioned.
Mrs Linda Harrod of Ft Wayne Ind endorses Chamberlains Tablets in an advertisement. She describes years of stomach trouble and relief after taking the product, noting immediate relief from heaviness and pain after meals and continued improvement after two bottles.
In Buchanan Township residents report hot dry weather. Mr and Mrs Edd Ogden and their daughter traveled to Illinois last week, with Mr Ogden returning Saturday and Mrs Ogden planning a stay to help her health. Mrs Dallas Green spent last week alike.
Made a change in Mrs L Gibson of La Junta Colorado reports kidney trouble eased quickly after using Foley Kidney Pills. The ad claims prompt relief from backache rheumatic pains and sore joints and says the pills restore kidney and bladder health. Jericho Easton druggists advertise the product.
The text urges farmers to provide tenant housing and garden patches to attract labor and keep children on the farm. It promotes modern machinery, in-farm housing, ample sunlight, and efficient buildings to boost profits and speed up planning for timely construction.
Fragmentary ad style text urges coal order with claims of last fall’s experience and warnings about poor quality. Mentions a "Mi-JESTIC COAL" and a supposed Western necessity at small cost.
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