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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1905
Page
10
A health note urges those with digestive issues to use Mi o Na before meals to prevent disease germs. Symptoms cited include nausea gripe coated tongue sour taste diarrhoea nervousness sick headache vertigo and drowsiness. The ad promises restored weight and health with the Mi o Na guarantee shown by Frank S. Shriner.
The column reports on rising summer styles with white dresses and local movements. It notes Samuel Holt moving to the Lamson property on West Burlington and various church, civic, and social items including marriage licenses, circus announcements, and a fatal-looking altercation at the Town Malleable Ironworks.
A family liniment recommended for frequent injuries. Chamberlains Pain Balm soothes wounds and provides instant relief while aiding the healing process.
The Wm. P. Hall circus and Hippodrome comes to Fair field on Thursday May 11 for the season’s first tent show. Hall markets a Walter L. Main circus base with additions and lists Orion Hollis the equestrian and the Millettes among performers with Banda Rossa providing music. The ad touts the show as one of the country’s big acts and urges farmers to bring horses for sale during the May 18 and 19 sale by Wisecarver Bros.
The ad promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills claiming health benefits such as bright eyes and firm muscles with a bloom of health. Sold at Frank S. Shriner's drug store for 25 cents. Also a note about Taylor's carhasst offering a large variety of grade goods and prices.
A small real estate blurb describes a one hundred acre property with blue water features and good living water. Mentions a risk and a seller description. No clear dates or organizations provided.
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