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Newspaper
Fremont Democrat
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1901
Page
3
A method to preserve flowers by burying them upright in clean sifted sand. Use washed sand, fill a deep pan around the stems, pack tightly to avoid air pockets, then dry slowly. Leaves must not bend, pansies work well, and care is needed to avoid damage during removal.
A detailed guide describes half blinds or sash curtains as a pretty inexpensive window treatment. It advocates using cheap net with silk bands and festoons at the top, edged by a net frill, and a novel lace or ball fringe on the lower side.
This washing fluid is prepared by mixing five pounds sal soda, one pound borax, one half pound fresh unslaked lime, four ounces liquid ammonia. Boil water with soda and borax, cool, add ammonia. Soak lime in hot water, settle, combine clear liquid with dissolved soda and borax, then add eight gallons cold water. Use six tablespoonfuls per tub of clothes.
An old promotional letter notes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin aiding stomach trouble and dyspepsia with endorsements from G A Clawson of Howe Indiana and S Elliott of Elk City Kansas. It also advertises Morley's Little Liver Pills for biliousness and constipation sold by Bartlett Doyle and G Stoner Co.
Vera Blackman returns home, classes reopen with a large enrolment at Farragut school, and a Citizen's Entertainment Association plans three acts. Local residents attend chautauqua, visits occur in Sidney and Hamburg, and a new high school organ and curtains enhance the building. Dr. King's New Life Pills are touted for health.
James Brooke returns from Washington state and Miss Charlotte Hoyt comes back from Lawrence Kansas. Ed Liggetti lauds Patton ranch profits while Ed Hardin of China Springs reports Morley's Remedy curing lockjaw in a mare. Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised for burns and skin problems. free trials at C Stoner & Co. Bartlett & Doyle sell it.
Furnished advertisement lists James H. McDonald abstractor agent with farm loan services in Fremont County Iowa. Transfers include E Smith and wife to MJ Byrd Riverton Lot 1428 and other lot transactions in Hamburg and Riverton. Also Morley’s Wonderful Might advertised for quick relief of pains with free trials at O. Stuner & Co.
Advert reads Morley’s Liver and Kidney Cordial as a system renovator and cure for kidney and urinary troubles. Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets aid fullness after meals belching sour stomach and bowel regulation. Sold by C Stoner & Co bartlett & Doyle offer free samples.
A historical advertisement urges treating a weak wife with kindness and Morley s Liver and Kidney Cordial to renovate regulate and strengthen her system. It claims the product makes a healthy happy best half and lists price one dollar with sales channels in towns and through C Stover & Co.
A fragment listing items including one gallon apples one gallon peaches one gallon syrup rising sun stove polish extra fine pickles mothers oat meal and one pound Royal Glass starch and one pound Rival baking powder.
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