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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1898
Page
4
A vivid account from Mrs. Caleb Fenly of St. Paul Indiana describes severe rheumatism cases and a claimed cure with Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. The narrative asserts weather exposure worsened symptoms and cites improved appetite sleep and mobility after treatment.
A sender claims a unique turkey and chicken stuffing recipe differs from cookbook versions. It uses stale bread crumbs with lemon rind juice nutmeg parsley celery thyme marjoram savory and butter, plus a second filling for pork or birds. The note also recalls a tale from the Chicago Record about a man named Boggs finding a life lesson in his father’s dying injunction.
The introduction of Loch Katrine water to Glasgow showed pure, soft water corroding new and old boilers. New boilers and tubes suffered rapid decay while previously scaled units remained degraded. Even efforts to remove scale did not prevent corrosion without protective measures.
A western man named Boggs enjoyed great luck and curiosity followed him. He claimed a fatherly legacy taught him his method. He divided his property among siblings and left the family Bible to his eldest son John Boggs as a symbol of trust and affection.
The piece discusses the use of pry meaning to force open by a lever in English dialects of England and East Anglia, cites American and Scribner's Magazine examples, notes glossaries and dictionaries record the term, and ends with a remark on human foot proportions and balance.
Relates the strength of New England manufactures relative to European nations, highlighting industrial prowess amid population comparisons. An advertisement proclaims Dr Agnew's heart cure promising relief in thirty minutes for various heart diseases, claiming rapid, complete results and listing merchants J D McDowell and D G Higley as suppliers.
Chaotic kitchen-gear of 1901 politics as Champ Clark leads Democrats in warning of Republican treachery. Bailey’s scathing critique of Cuban policy and Plowman’s ouster spark calls for reform. Gage faces Western fury while Dingley’s tariff plan faces New England strikes and climatic realities.
Mrs G F Norgis of Larabee Iowa credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with curing scrofula sores and regulating her system after years of illness. KNUTE P Neste of Decorah Iowa says it restores strength and vigor for impure blood. The ad touts Hood's as the best blood purifier sold by all druggists at 1 dollar, six for eighty five.
Transacts general banking business with loans at reasonable rates for long or short terms on real estate or personal security. Operates as custodian of wills and valuable papers without charge. Interest at 4 percent per annum on deposits for six months or more.
OFFICERS: J. E. ROTH, Prest. JOS. RICKSHER, V. Pres, JOAN DAVIES, Cashier.
A long list of individuals appears in a local ledger clipping. Names include Roth Louden Howard Higley Bradshaw McKenney Hunt Ball Rateliff Lamson James Campbell Watkins Messer Parrett Manatrey Scott Prewitt Turney Co McLane Mowery Leggett Bradshaw Parrett Gobbie Anderson Herring Fordyce and others.
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