Make It Easy For Your Wife Wash Day Savings Ad
A vintage appeal urges ease for housewives by hiring a laundry service. It promotes washing starching ironing and drying at a modest charge to save time and effort on the family wash day.
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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1906
Page
2
A vintage appeal urges ease for housewives by hiring a laundry service. It promotes washing starching ironing and drying at a modest charge to save time and effort on the family wash day.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe various furniture pieces including a walnut cabinet chest a chiffonier oak sideboard and woven wire springs with references to benches stools and other household items. The text is garbled and non-cohesive with no clear event or entities.
A veteran recalls youth in Galesburg and a later trek with fellow abolitionists from Monmouth Street to Lombard University. He recounts early city landmarks, a farm sale, and a journey with notable figures toward Fairfield and Ottumwa, detailing encounters with Missouri Democrats and a tense nighttime maneuver.
Mrs. Alimina W. Ladd Warner longtime Burns township resident died at home Friday morning after 58 years in the area. Born in Oneida County she came to this state at age 12 with her father and married John I Warner at Cant Bridge. She left four children Ella Brasell Fred Ralph and John Jr and leaves a brother and two sisters plus grandchildren. Her husband died May 22 of this year after a brief illness. She attended Methodists but was not a church member.
A group led by named signatories warns they will prosecute all offenders for hunting on Sundays and trespassing on farms in their neighborhood. They demand an end to hunting on Sundays and forbid use of farms under their control, stating firm action without fear or favor.
Dr J A Wheeler cites 1903 act and 1995 amendment on prairie chicken protection. Attorney General Stead says embargo dates trace to original act, while Farmers Bulletin 265 and USDA note prairie chicken protection extends until May 18, 1900.
A 1943 Lewistown notice advertises a tonic promising relief from kidney and rheumatic pains with a bold testimonial tone. It asserts years of suffering eased by the product and urges readers to try the remedy at a stated price.
An old printed advertisement touts Texas Wonder as a remedy for many ailments including diabetes rheumatism and bladder issues. It promises a bottle for one dollar with a monthly treatment plan and lists Dr W Hall and a specific P O address as contact points.
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