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Newspaper
Falls City Tribune
Location
Falls City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1908
Page
2
The Tribune highlights sample graduation cards for the class of 1908 and invites readers to view lines and pricing. Also promotes Dr Shoop's Cough Care and Campbell's Stains and Moor Finisher available at Morsman Drug Co with color cards.
A vintage health warning urges early action on kidney or bladder irregularities noting Brights disease and diabetes begin subtly. It promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy and advises starting at first sign, Kerr's Pharmacy offers it.
During March 23 to 28 Lincoln Daily News offers subscriptions for 52 dollars to April 1, 1909, instead of 3 dollars annually. The discount funds come from direct reader solicitation, avoiding political bosses, and promises strong Nebraska coverage through the campaign and next legislature. After the week the price rises to 3 dollars.
The will of Rt. Rev. George Worthington, late Episcopal bishop of Nebraska, filed in Pittsfield Massachusetts, leaves more than 30000 for public bequests. The estate valued around 150000 provides for the widow during life and distributes funds to hospitals, colleges, missionary societies, and the diocese for missions and clergy support. The document names Brownell Hall and the Brownell memorials as residuary legatees.
A discussion on children as the nation’s asset contrasts England’s industrial excess with the need for education physical fitness and welfare. The piece then reports Wyoming’s Shoshone irrigation project in the Big Horn Basin offering 14 000 acres of land under the Reclamation Act with favorable terms for settlers and details on location climate soil and resources available for homesteaders.
Recurrent colds threaten pneumonia and consumption but Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs and colds no matter how deep seated and helps prevent pneumonia. Kerr's Pharmacy urges refusing substitutes.
John T. Cox, cashier of the Bank of Howe, bought a rare Jacob Greiner violin dating to 1710 from D. L. Brush of Auburn for 500. The instrument, one of few of its make, is valued by some as a bargain despite the high price.
A bold ad offers $100 to any recent grip or cold not cured by one 2c box of Preventics. The copy touts Preventics as safe for feverish children, claims no quinine or laxative, and notes 48 tablets priced 25c. Sold by all dealers.
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