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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1911
Page
6
Readable fragments describe cough remedies and keeping Ayers Cherry Pectoral at home. Mentions: cold symptoms, dust exposure, kids, dosages, alcohol and preparations, sugar coated pills, and a doctor’s advice.
A jumble of notices reports visits by Sir and Mrs J and Troline to Kewanee Sundas, Gladys Otto from Cambridge, Arthur Westline, Jonas Patérion of Altona, and plans for Dixon College. Several residents travel to Dixon and Galesburg for work and family time. A community sale, church event, and election notices appear amid social updates and local errands.
The Oberle Specht nuptials were held in a local church with Rev Hierrese officiating. Miss Mae Oberle and Miss Bertha Specht attended as witnesses. the reception featured floral decorations and dancing. A local notice forbids hunting on the couple’s premises, signed by Henry Johnson Ward and John G Newmann.
Mary Johnson reports on district events and member activities including visits by Chas Hultman to his sister in Moline and Mrs Stern's move to Davenport. The Reova Neighbors hold an FS record of belongings on Saturday December 9, 1911. The Mystic Workers plan officer elections at next meeting December 12 1911. The Southwest district hosts Young Peoples Literary Society program and refreshments Friday evening. Modern World members invited to participate in general election proceedings.
A vintage Rexall advertisement claims Rexall Orderlies are odorless and gentle with no side effects, suitable for children and the elderly. It touts a risk free trial concept and notes availability only at the local store, with 12 tablets for 10 cents and larger counts at 25 cents.
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