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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1906
Page
6
An article outlines supposed deafness cures, criticizing ear inflammation as non curative. It promotes a dubious remedy with alleged catarrh cures and a long list of testimonials and ancillary products, listing prices and names while warning against improper use.
An ad from Phillipsburg Kansas promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a quick cure for burns sores boils eczema piles and sore eyes. The text mentions Sam Kendall endorsing the product and a guaranteed sale through J. E. Weight's drug store.
A fragmented excerpt discusses tin cow and butter, mankind, and the need to invent milk. It notes milk as nature’s emulsion and mentions cod liver oil as nourishing but requiring emulsification before use.
Scott Bowne chemists claim Scott's Emulsion combines the best oil with hypo to digest and does more good than oil alone. They describe it as the most strengthening nourishing food medicine in the world and list New York address and price, available at all druggists.
The state health department warns of diphtheria and typhoid fever in autumn outbreaks near Kewanee and Chicago. Officials urge immediate school inspections, physician culture tests, and vaccination stations set up to provide free or affordable antitoxin to protect children and communities.
A fragmented wartime column extols cleansing the skin and body for moral civic virtue. It links bath use to fellowship and citizenship and favors purgatives like DeWitt’s for bowel cleansing, urging careful selection of gentle, non‑emetic preparations.
Patchy report details a school game score 17 to 33 and a team win led by pitching error or wildness. Helen Jacobson returns from a conference in Winona Lake Ind and resumes Knox Course studies in Galesburg. Dr Shoop Catarrh Care is recommended for nose and throat symptoms amid snowy weather notes.
An ad touts DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as beneficial after fighting or injuries. It claims the product helps a person feel better quickly and advertises the salve as original and suitable for a wide range of uses including piles.
A Democratic paper from east Illinois critiques Speaker Cannon and the Republican Party. It portrays Cannon as a leading figure with lingering influence and assesses the 1910s political landscape, noting Republican dominance and the party’s fragile public standing after prior defeats.
Local property holders publish a notice announcing they will prosecute all offenders who hunt on Sundays. They forbid hunting on their farms and any land under their control in the neighborhood to stop the nuisance. Names of signatories include JM Coter Jony Suasnas Ernest D. Reus Henry Jouxson M Reuse and others.
The W C T U county convention met in Galva last week with sessions at the Baptist church. Officers elected include Miss Bertha Davis Cambridge as President and Olive Thompson Galva as Vice President. Mary Hunt of Boston spoke on the non alcoholic conference slated for 1906 in Germany.
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