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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1903
Page
10
An advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for disease and a booster for women. It claims to purify blood, strengthen nerves, and restore sleep, citing Mrs. Mary M. Myers of Baltimore Ohio who supposedly recovered after eight years of illness and multiple doctors.
April weather data compiled from Weathereau Office records over thirty-one years shows a mean temperature of 60 degrees. The warmest April averaged 57 degrees in 1696, the coldest 0 in a year with record cold. Highest temperature reached 1609 on the 6th and 20th in 190L. Precipitation averaged 2 inches. greatest month 541 inches in 1892, least 0.32 inches in 1895. Snowfall max 4.5 inches on 7th. Wind mostly northeast with 60 mph gusts from the southwest on the 1st in 1659.
Due notice is served that DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve is the sole salve on the market made from pure witch hazel. It claims to have cured thousands of stubborn piles and warns against counterfeit imitations. Those who obtain the genuine product are said to be never disappointed.
Decatur Illinois dispatch notes George D Haworth died at his home last Tuesday He was the inventor of the corn planter now widely used in the United States He also devised a check tower to plant corn bills at equal distances and invented wheat drills and cultivators Haworth born in Ohio 1833 he once traveled to California but returned to Ohio and Illinois becoming wealthy through farming equipment production
An advertisement extols Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for blood poison, cancer, eczema, carbuncles and more with testimonials from Robert Ward and Geo. A. See about complete skin healing and renewed vigor. Free samples offered by Blood Balm Co. and medical advice in sealed letters.
Property owners warn against trespassing on lands and promise prosecution to the full extent of the law. Signatories include Jons Hrsruay S. W. Smarer F. A. Sxopenass Ws. Kickley Jomx S. Collins Geo. Fusk Adrata mson Bros Ai Spraove Angsu Jas Young Henny Johnson Joan W. Locenmin Ben Snopenrass.
Rev Jno S Cos of Wake Ark writes that after 11 years of yellow jaundice and many doctors he found relief with Electric Bitters. He claims the medicine cured a 12 year disease and recommends it for liver and kidney trouble stomach disorder or debility. Sold by JE Weight for 30 cents.
Congressman Prince devotes time to farming, cherishing planting corn and weeding. He finds inspiration in the fields, using seed packages from Washington, and enjoys long farm breaths of fresh air, water from an old bucket, honey and biscuits.
A newspaper promotes a limited time offer combining four papers for one year at 2.00. The Iowa Homestead, its Special Farmers Institute Editions, and The Poultry Farmer join with the local paper to form a superior farm reading package. Samples available at the office.
Editorial from the Peoria Daily Herald Transcript argues schools should include moral training and familiar Christian teachings. It claims mental and physical education excel in America while spiritual training is neglected and asserts moral instruction should be part of the school curriculum.
Otto Dodd of Powder writes that a yearlong sore was cured by Bucklens Arnica Salve, praising it as the best salve. Available at J I E Wrights drug store, 25 cents.
The trick cyclist known as Professor Record trains in Cambridge at his parents home. He has built a large loop the loop and daily practices new stunts. He aims to start the season in the front rank of fancy riders with support from friends in Kewanee.
A vintage advertisement compares weak children to stunted plants and promotes Scott's Emulsion as the solution. It claims the product feeds the child, strengthens growth, and addresses weakness regardless of cause, with a sample offer and pricing.
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