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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1903
Page
14
A miscellany of visits including Mr and Mrs W and Mr Osborne at Port Erron and Osborn with Natives noting a storm Friday evening that felled trees and heavy rain. Reports mention hay harvests and farmers praising Bod Liver Tablets from FE Wright and FA Peterson as a stomach and digestion aid.
The text promotes nourishment as the foundation of health and claims Dyspepsia Care or Nodol Ltd cures stomach and digestive disorders. It asserts digestion improves blood and nerve nourishment and that nature completes the restoration. Dr J R Wreitt is mentioned as associated with the remedy.
Canton Mbader reports Western Tide company of Kewanee is enlarging its leased coal land in Hear county to about 34 acres and plans a switch shaft project before season end. Nels Swanson of Tampico was bitten by a snake on the finger but escaped serious harm after the bite.
Four meetings at Epworth Leagues and Central Mok Church drew crowded houses as speakers from Nashville and New York discussed the negro question. The talks urged better integration of black Americans into society and highlighted Africa’s suffering under past and present oppressions.
An old advertisement claims pimples and greasy skin signal liver disturbance. It promotes Herbine to cleanse bowels and regulate the liver for a clear complexion, urging readers to visit Clouse & Stamms for purchase.
The Post Office Department clarifies its stance on rural routes. It says routes are not to be cut arbitrarily and will favor those serving more than 100 families where possible, given limited appropriations. Existing routes remain unless deemed unnecessary.
Community items report purchases at Clouse & Stamm's and stock of White's Cream medicine for children. Town officials discuss a tax approval for a stone crusher and a new council room with calaboose and fire engine house. Ed. Stocker and Pierce families feature in weather, lightning damage, medical travel, and a serious injury case with blood poisoning concerns.
Burlington Iowa fireman C W Bellamy praised Electric Bitters for restoring his strength after a failed health battle. He claimed the medicine cured weakness loss of appetite and general exhaustion. The ad promises renewed life and vigor with a satisfaction guarantee by J Wright.
The mean weekly temperature ending Tuesday July 14 was 76 degrees, normal for the season. Minimum 56 on Monday July 13, maximum 95 on July 10. Rain measured 0.90 inch July 10 and 0.146 inch July 11 morning. Five year mean around 75. Hay crop heavy, corn improving, oats rusted and poor, potatoes good, apples and small fruits above average, cherries about half normal, grapes promising for good yield and quality. S. B. Ramsdatt.
Mrs M A Jolley of Noble Oklahoma endorses Herbine as the most perfect medicine and an effective liver regulator. She asserts it cleanses blood and aids fever prevention, noting its positive merit and claimed benefits. Also reports a Tam pico area incident where a hired horse died en route prompting a damages case, jury finding no cause for action.
Fragments describe stomach catarrh caused by undigested food that inflames glands and hinders digestion. J R Rhea of Coppell Texas credits Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with relief after doctors and medicines failed. Sold by J E Wright.
Bishop Spalding of this diocese described the pope as a great man of clear mind and noble aims during a Peoria interview. He noted the pontiff’s early diplomatic service, papal nonuncio at Brussels, and that the pope was sixty eight at election. Cardinal Gibbons then active in Baltimore is mentioned as an American vacancy in the college.
An old newspaper item notes a doctor begins with asking about bowel habits and prescribes laxatives arguing constipation causes many diseases. It cites Ballay's Laxative Tablets and urges readers to buy the 10 cent or 25 cent sizes from Lakeside Med Co Chicago via J E Wright. The ad claims cures for constipation and related troubles.
Sepia era notes describe asphalt deposits at Le Brea and nearby sites on Wrindation Island. It cites 110 acres of pitch, 130 feet above sea level, and a 1 720 000 ton output over 34 years with no lake oil. A fable about a clever cat ends with a snake bite and a moral about sharp conclusions.
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