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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1906
Page
10
A sizable local bank marketing plan touts constant funds work through a calendar year. It highlights no dull periods, easy accounts from $1, monthly interest credits, and deposits during the first three days earning interest for the full month.
A letter from Rev E C Anderson, pastor of the First M church, written from Nordrach Ranch Sanitarium near Colorado Springs, reports rapid improvement after two months of treatment. He describes the sanitarium, its tents, Dr White’s approach, and the hopeful outlook for recovery, noting the supportive community in Geneseo and surrounding areas.
A customer letter dated August 19, 1901 from Steve Gamble states one bottle of Texas Wonder Hall’s Great Discovery almost cured his kidney issue and recommends others try it first. The brief testimonial supports the product’s advertised effectiveness.
Henry County prepares to be represented at the Ericsson Day banquet in Chicago. Notable attendees include Secretary of the Navy Charles Bonaparte, Governor E. O. Menees, Congressman H S Boutell, and Frank O Lewden, with Augustana College president Dr Gustav Andreen also speaking about Swedish Americans in Illinois.
Galveston’s sea wall is praised for safety while Waco resident W. Goodloe notes Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption kept him well for five years after a long worsening cough. The ad asserts the remedy treats chronic coughs coughs grip croup whooping cough and prevents pneumonia with guaranteed bottles at Weight’s drug store. Trial bottle free and prices 50 cents and 1.00.
Mrs James Walter age 13 is noted with Ira Wainwright visiting Stago Moline. Mrs Frank Tinsman called on Mrs Williams. The Ladies Aid Society enjoyed a pleasant day with Mia Ato on Friday.
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