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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1903
Page
10
Mothers wake it the home medicine for the little ones. Children are the buds and flowers of our homes. Ill health in childhood shown by pale cheeks, nervousness, and indigestion signals need for proper health. Paige’s Celery Compound is praised as nature's medicine that restores and maintains health in children.
Sheriff Stiers and Deputy Swain permit a Salt Courier visit to the Cambridge jail where five men charged with robbing the First National Bank of Cambridge are confined. Guards separate cells, deny contact, and monitor escapes. visitors glimpse the robbers while they deny recognition and read papers. The men talk with their lawyer away from charges. two are seen at times, including "Scranton Shorty" and "Swede Billy" among bunks.
The Rewanee Masons will build a Masonic Temple this year on the corner of Second and Main streets. The first story will use Beeford stone and glass, with upper floors in paving brick and terra cotta trim. Five rooms on the first floor. second and third floors for offices. fourth floor for Masonic use.
Henry T. Crook of the Asheville Gazette says Chamberlains Pain Balm cured his rheumatism after an injury from wet feet. He reports rapid relief after using two-thirds of a bottle and no rheumatic pain since. Sold by J. E. Wright and F. A. Petersac.
The Kempster column records Mrs Zearinz returning from Princeton after an extended visit with friends. It notes local farm activity, weather impact on crops, birthday events at school, teacher visits, and community chatter about transfers and a planned closing of the week. A reception for Mrs Rempster follows the supper.
Fragmentary OCR text references Arnica and various skin and wound remedies with vague claims. Mentions a product line, a price around three cents, and a merchant. Details are unreadable and inconsistent across the fragment.
Galesburg Mail Bosnia President demands Senate remain in session to avert delays, criticizing the barrier of a single senator blocking necessary laws. Public support backs a firm stance against atomic courtesy hindering the legislative course.
A man asks how to cure a severe cold and cough and learns of Ailen's Lunre Bal sam claimed to stop ordinary coughs and colds and even early consumption stages. The ad-style remedy promises relief and urges trial for persistent symptoms.
The Iowa Homestead The Poultry Farmer and Special Farmers Institute Editions join the newspaper for a one year four paper price of 200. The combination is promoted as the best reading for farmers and livestock interests in the West. Samples are available at the office for a short time.
Edwin Fiedler born April 10 1876 in Cleveland Illinois died in Phoenix Arizona after months of illness. He left Moline Elevator Co to seek health, suffered pleuro pneumonia, hemorrhages and decline. Survived by parents wife Lula Thompson died 1897 daughter Bessie 5, siblings Charles Viola and Mrs Frank Weldon, brother George preceded in death. He was a member of the First Baptist Church.
A satirical note on rapidly changing weather causing colds and aches. Mentions Painkiller Perry Davis as a remedy available at druggists.
Poem laments the death of J. W. Dwyer. It speaks of mourning, faith, and the afterlife with verses about rest in peace and a reunion at the Pearly Gate. The writer hopes for meeting again beyond Jordan and describes a hopeful, hymnal tone.
Fragmented OCR text references bodily symptoms such as constipation and headaches and mentions medical terms like new life and possible disorders. No clear event, date, or identifiable group is present.
The article reports from Stockholm that Oscar Koe has endorsed a movement to establish a scientific chair in Louisiana. Dr Andreen has met Archbishop Ekman and received favorable reception, signaling broad royal support for the plan.
An early 20th century ad promotes Scott's Emulsion as a nourishing tonic for those losing flesh or on milk diets. It claims to increase all body tissues including bone flesh blood and nerve, aiding invalids convalescents consumptives and weak children as a rich comfortable food.
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