Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promotes Relief for Women
A Camden New Jersey and Erie Pennsylvania reader testimonials endorse Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound as a longtime remedy for female troubles. The ad cites back pain headaches fatigue and nervous weakness as conditions improved by the root and herb remedy. It claims 30 years of use and invites readers to write Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for free advice.
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United States
Camden
N. J
Lydia E. Pinkham
W. P. Valentine
Lincoln Ave
Camden, N. J
Erie
Lydia E. Pinkhamt
J. P. Endlich
Python in Natal Church Traps Musician on Christmas Eve
A Natal tale from Wile Works recounts a woman practicing a Christmas voluntary in a tiny church when a large python, drawn by the music, coils behind her and locks the exit. Her brother returns to unlock the door as a dog enters, drawing the snake’s attention. the dog is killed and the python is shot, while the woman escapes.
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Wile Works
Natal
Lost His Nerve After Eye Surgery by Blacksmith
A York area blacksmith once removed a cataract in a village eye. A doctor who admired his skill funded the smithy’s education as an oculist. The man saw the eye’s complexity and, overwhelmed by knowledge, lost his nerve and returned to the anvil.
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York
England
London Chronicle
Louis Bauscher for Freeport Mayor A pledge of fiscal restraint and local control
Louis Bauscher announces candidacy for mayor of Freeport drawing on a record as a public official. He pledges impartial enforcement of ordinances, reluctance to impose improvements on taxpayers, preference for lowest bidders, local labor, and maintenance of special funds while expanding police and fire services. He urges citizen cooperation with business groups and promises a conservative, economical administration.
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Freeport
Italy
Merchants
Commercial Association
Woman’s Club
Louis Bauscher
Deaths and social notes from Dakota town
From Dakota with notes on visits and illnesses. Arch ie and Bruce Campbell of Irving visit, Mrs Leitzell returns from Belvidere, families gather at Red Oak and Lena, Miss Holmes visits Leitzell, and James Snook returns from Chicago. Funeral of Mrs Holsapple in Cedarville noted. long obituary for late Mr. Archie Rigney, with survivors listed and a memorial verse.
Local Notes From Buena Vista and Surrounding Areas
Buena Vista reports a week resumed school after vacation. Residents including Mrs. J. E. Parriott and daughter SSR visited McConnell. Mrs. Demmil and son Fred spent a week near Ridott. Mrs. Wales at Winslow. Vernie Bender and Naomi Frank from Red Oak with Ada Zweifel. Fred Pash and family with Will Fryer near Winslow. Julia Zweifel with her parents. Mrs. N. D. Hart traveled to Freeport. Mrs. Levi Foss with sister at Scioto Mills. Mabel M. King Eva Ferguson of Scioto Mills with Demmin family. Adam Weisel at Freeport. Mrs. Cantrill and family at Winslow. Cheese factory to open by April 15. Frank Snyder to Freeport. Emma Wolt assisting Mrs Hollender. Lena Weick helping Mrs Gift. stock car shipped yesterday.
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Buena Vista
Mar
P. Demmil
Nebraska
J. E. Parriott
Ssr
McConnell
BE. Shoemaker
Winneshiek
Will Gift
Eva Ferguson
Scioto Mills
Demmin
Adam Weisel
Freeport
L. Cantrill
Winslow
Frank Snyder
Emma Wolt
Hollender
Lena Weick
Gift
Late Christian Zipse Remembered in Red Oak Obituary
From Our Own Correspondent Red Oak March 20 Pearl Wohtford and Wilma Wohtford of Freeport visit cousin Miss Eva Kirnvold Gertrude Meyers called on Harry Snook family in Belleview fuel stored in wood house after lumber camp delivery Samuel Metz arrived from Town for grandfather’s death Cyrus Hoffman suffers severe rheumatism Mrs John Krank visited Oregon Illinois Mrs Roy Blune and son Nevin of Dakota guests Kiel spent Sunday in Clarno Death of longtime neighbor Christian Zipse born Baden Oct 3 181s died March 23 1900 in Red Oak aged 90 years 6 months 21 days emigrated to </final>
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Red Oak
Pearl
Wilma Wohtford
Freeport
Eva Kirnvold
Gertrude Meyers
Harry Snook
Belleview
Samuel Metz
Christian Zipse
Cyrus Hoffman
John Krank
Oregon
Roy Blune
Nevin
Dakota
Miss Kiel
Clarno
Baden
Braton
Germany
Local notes from Rock Grove and area on March report
From Our Own Correspondent Rock Grove March 30 Samuel Metz of Lawler Iowa visited his brother Joseph Metz here last week. Mrs R H Fisher improving under Dr Saucer man care Mrs Earl Mitchell ill spending weeks with parents at Frank Spangler s J J Shaffer busy with Interurban R R matters at this place G W Bixler and J D Loss at Afalkey Friday night railroad meeting report enthusiastic meeting Wm Winshell s family recovering from sore throat J S Walker returned from Spencer where he visited his children H R Frankeberger sold his fine driving horse last week Roush says walking cheaper than driving such expensive horse f
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Rock Grove
Samuel Metz
Lawler
Iowa
Joseph Metz
R. H. Fisher
Dr. Saucerman
Earl Mitchell
Frank Spangler
J.J. Shaffer
R. R
G. W. Bixler
J. D. Loss
Afalkey
Wm. Winshell
J.S. Walker
Spencer
H. R. Frankeberger
Roush
Amanda McCauley
Dakota
Milter
Directors to be elected at hall next Saturday forenoon
Albert and Archie Gatz of South Dakota visit friends. Frank Yeagle to spend summer in Minot North Dakota. Rev Allington D Shaffer of Weaterville TfL preached at Evangelical Church Sunday morning. Five directors will be elected from 10 to 11 o'clock.
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Hall
Albert
Archie Gatz
South Dakota
Frank Yeagle
Minot
North Dakota
Allington D. Shaffer
Weaterville
Tfl
Evangelical
From Our Own Correspondent Davis March 29
Davis notes a quiet fecture Friday night with Dr. Ellis praised as a fine speaker. Local visits include Miss Warns of Rock City, George Schlamp of Orangeville, Mrs. W. W. Sheckler in Durand, and many others from Rock City Freeport Beloit and Winnebago. Special services begin Wednesday at the Lutheran Church leading to Holy Week observances.
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Davis
Dr. Ellis
Miss Warns
Rock City
George Schlamp
Orangeville
W. W. Sheckler
Durand
Henry Meier
Rockford
J. B. Mullarky
Shannon
E. Cross
B. R. Ditzler
Charles Bowen
Anna
Bell
Charlies Anderson
Beloit
Wis
Florence Markel
Charles Markel
Freeport
B .F. Hoover
Jacob Orth
Sam Cornelius
Fred Albert
Forrest
J. L. Weaver
Willie Mulhall
Emmet Cleveland
Shirland
Rev. Cookingham
Lloyd Stabeck
H. H. Miller
Earl Cronemiller
Iowa
Gutheran Church
Cedarville notes and family visits from Our Own Correspondent
From Cedarville March 29 a Cedarville correspondent reports Miss Mary Isenhauer visiting her brother and wife, Edna LaBorde heading to Oneco Illinois for the summer, and Perry Schrack with wife visiting Orangeville. Several locals travel, visit kin, and attend events including the Jubilee singers at the K of G hall April 9. Road work by farmers earns praise and Cedarville cemetery lot owners are urged to attend the annual meeting in the K of G hall.
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Cedarville
Mary Isenhauer
Will
Edna LaBorde
Oneco
Ill
Perry Schrack
Orangeville
Frank Holloway
Florence
Sara Kniss
Freeport
John Isenhauer
Ernest Zulliger
Switzerland
Gottlieb
Ina Strayer
Florence Township
Bruce
John
Charles LaBorde
Eagle Grove
Miss Schaffer
Sarah Ewing
Ed. Bell
Jubilee Singers
Jacob Small
Sidney Kniss
Grace C. Richart
Alma Huxson
Rockford
Harry Addams
James
Hutch Rutherford
Herman Bower
Chicago
C. Leonard Bower
Bower
Samuel Metz
Lawler
Town
Thomas Newton Mark
Eleroy
Capt
James Utt
Buckeye
Mesdames
Wm. Miller
Adam Mays
Frank Hollaway
Wm. M. Clinaman
Karl Smith
Madison, Wis
Chas, Saxby
Jacob Wittenmeyer
Maggie Carl
Joshua J. Fink
K. of G
Vinol Restores Child in Portland After Measles Pneumonia
J W Fiass of Portland Maine describes a six year old girl reduced to thin weak emaciated state after measles and pneumonia. Vinol improved appetite digestion and strength, with doctors noting rapid progress. Freeport druggist Joseph Emmert sells Vinol.
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Portland
Maine
Vinci
J. W. Fiass
Freeport
Joseph Emmert
Pleasant Hill Notes On Weather and Local News
From Our Own Correspondent Pleasant Hill March 29 reports fine weather and near oats sowing. Farmers drag roads to improve them. Oscar Fowler and Miss Mabel Richards attended a teachers institute in Freeport. Local visits include Harry Schoney buying horses in Freeport, Miss Amelia Swart receiving 97 birthday cards, A H Batchelder visiting Lena, and Grandma Holmes visiting George Swart and going to Lena. Numerous neighbors travel, visit relatives, and conduct trades and farm work around Lena, Shabbona, and nearby towns.
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Pleasant Hill
Oscar Fowler
Mabel Richards
Teachers’ Institute
Freeport
Harry Schoney
Amelia Swart
A. H. Batchelder
Lena
Koppien
Sweivel
Warren
Grandma Holmes
George
Ambrose Buss
Martin Murphy
McConnell
Blanche Masters
Alice Holmes
Grace Fogel
Dakota
D. C. Reed
John Snyder
Swart
Frank Polhill
A. F. Gillette
J. M. Olson
Shabbona
Ill
Wesley Yeager
Grandma Fletcher
A. F. Gillette's
Local Notes from Harlem Corners March 29
From Our Own Correspondent Harlem Corners March 29 Mr and Mrs I S Schoch of Sandwich Illinois visited relatives in town Christ Henke of Scioto Mills is building a new henhouse for Peter McGurk Miss Gertrude Rosenstiel of Winneshiek spent Sunday with her parents Frank Harris was a Freeport visitor Thursday Leslie Phillips undergoing ear operation at Globe hospital Kenneth Rosenstiel recovering from pneumonia Mr and Mrs William Wagner visited Freeport Saturday and Sunday Clarence Rosenstiel and A M Sullivan were Freeport visitors Sunday evening Services held at Damascus Sunday morning Mrs R Rosenstiel and son Stanley and daughter Mrs F N Waite visited friends near McConnell Friday August Amendt adding to his barn Misses Pearl and Hazel Alston of Pleasant Hill spent Sunday here with friends.
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Dakota
Archie
Bruce Campbell
Irving
O. A. Seyfried
Freeport
John Wirth
Leitzell
Belvidere
Blunt
Red Oak
Sam Lapp
Washington
Rothermal
J. BR. Young
J. BR. Chambers
Stover
Latham Park
Will Holsapple
Berches
German Valley
Holloway
Berhenke
Lena
Viva Lilley
J.J. Chadwick
Browntown
Wis
Chicago
Leonard Holsapple
Minnesota
Arthur Laible
Wm. Holsapple
Minneapolis
Minn
Holsapple
Newark
N. J
Samuel Templeton
James
Zimmerman
Miss Masters
Miss Holmes
Miss Fogle
D. C
Harlem Corners
I. S. Schoch
Sandwich
Wiliam Wagner
Christ. Henke
Scioto Mills
Peter McGurk
Gertrude Rosenstiel
Winneshiek
F. Rosenstiel
Frank Harris
Hats Galore at Summers Store Stephenson Street
We present the city’s broadest hat display with over five hundred ladies hats at Summers located at 108 Stephenson Street. Explore styles from bonnets to wide brim and elevate your wardrobe with our new season collection.
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Sumbmer’s
Stephenson
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