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Newspaper
Fayette Reporter
Location
Fayette, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1911
Page
5
Local notices recount visits and illnesses in Randalia and nearby towns. Residents like Mrs F Lantz, Fred Bacon, Mrs George Mabon, and Miss Emma Sorg are listed with callers, visits, and measles, while professionals and events including a Bent Concert Company show and a hospital director sermon are noted.
In Clay City UL a man advised by five doctors to rest in the mountains due to consumption found relief after using Dr King s New Discovery. He credits the remedy with saving his life and returning him to useful work. It is promoted for lung diseases colds asthma and related ailments with a price of 50c and 1.00 and a free trial bottle. Guaranteed by Rickert and Davis.
Center Grove residents and relatives visited Sunday including Mrs Geety Brooks and son Don with her brother Ad Knight and Pearly Jennison with family. Mrs Dolly Teebards staying near Oelwein visited her daughter Mrs John May. Mrs Bob Davie was seen in Fayette last Wednesday. Charley Strong visited Wanlena to see his daughter. Mrs Jokiah Davis Jr visited her sister in law Mrs J Mittlestadt who had surgery. The new pupils enrolled in District No 4 include Ralph and Hugh Gray. Willa Sperry visited Dorothy Dye. Reverend Howe of West Union preached at both services.
The Fhitadelphia School for Nurses in Phiadelphia Pas offers free a wholar apipy to you g women nationwide with room board and incidental expenses. Two year course with special short and home study options. Also mentions relief methods and sale of Chamterhivs Linimeot. Information requested about hears of Key Jon Wewhll Anderson in elorade Iowa.
Avoca resident Mrs Laura Gaines recalls doctors had given up when Electric Bitters restored her health and saved her friends and children. The tonic aids fainting spells headaches backache weakness and digestion and is guaranteed satisfaction or money back. Only 500 bottles at Rickert and Davia.
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