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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1906
Page
6
An advertisement text asserts a constitutional remedy for deafness caused by inflamed Eustachian tubes and markets various hearing aids and warranties. The bizarre mix includes references to ear diseases, cataracts, and a jumble of product and mortgage mentions, suggesting a dubious sales page from a historical catalog.
A short fragment notes a cough irritation and a remedy attempt with a cough mature product, claiming temporary relief. The text is fragmented and lacks a clear event, date, or full product details.
Community updates include farm sales, household remedies advertised by J E Wright, and notices of visits by residents to Alpha and Galesburg. Marching items mention peaches for sale, insurance work, and a Baptist district outing. A public sale near Rio lists livestock and farm implements with the Weech farm details.
A 19th century style notice urges cleansing of skin and bowels. It promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers as pleasant pills that do not gripe. The ad links personal hygiene, citizenship, and laxative use to wellbeing.
The Secretary and Assistant Secretary with Dr Edward Bartow examined several septic tanks. Urbana officials requested turning over the tanks for joint operation by the State Board of Health and State Water Survey. The Urbana tank will be used to test disposal methods, measure capacity needs, and cost of construction to persuade municipalities of Illinois to adopt the system.
Peter Skooga became lost in a corn field near Neponset after entering to view the stalks. He wandered for two days without food or water until a search party found him exhausted and unable to escape the dense growth.
An anti adulteration note promotes Malta Vita as a perfect food. It extols purity in production from clean wheat to malt extract and maltose, claiming easy digestion and rich nourishment. The ad targets grocers with a 10 cent price claim.
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