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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1912
Page
2
Geneseo resident C L Anderson testifies to long standing kidney pain and backaches eased by Doan's Kidney Pills after trying various remedies. He recalls first trial in 1907 at Peterson's Drug Store and notes a permanent cure by 1910 with continued recommendations to friends.
Train schedule lists eastbound and westbound departures from Geneseo including No 30 Daily Kansas City and Calif Ex at 12 46 am and Omaha and Kansas City Express at 5 06 am. Also shows Des Moines locales and Davenport service with evening times and stops for Omaha and St Paul passengers.
The article argues farmers face high funding costs while other sectors access cheaper loans. It cites security issues, need for modern tools, and the burden of six percent loans. It compares railroads and cities, surveys German and French credit models, and proposes wage relief through low interest loans and organized lending to expand soil productivity and rural livelihoods.
The Central Illinois Conference of the Methodist Church will meet in NorSal September 18 to 28 with Bishop McDowell of Chicago presiding. The program includes services, anniversaries, educational events, and ordinations, highlighting the first annual conference since May’s general assembly.
The Tampico oil flow reaches 11 000 barrels daily sold at 80 cents per three barrels. Owner’s daily income about 388 000 dollars, a figure that would make Rockefeller envious though he recently earned 81 000 000. Ancient dog days last 70 days from August 4, with Sirius rising with the sun causing heat and sickness. In England dog days run July 3 to September 11, in America July 25 to September 5.
A patient customer in a restaurant jokes with a careless waitress about fried potatoes before leaving. The Newark News mentions Mr. W. S. Gunsalus of Fleming Pennsylvania endorsing Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after fourteen years of use and recommends it via druggists.
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