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Newspaper
Humeston New Era
Location
Humeston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1920
Page
2
Bulgarian Blood Tea claims to cure stomach bowel blood and rheumatic ailments with one trial package. The ad urges every family to keep a supply and use steaming hot with lemon juice to ward off colds influenza grippe and pneumonia.
In a Manitoba farm drama, Allan and his father clash with hired man Jim Travers after a cattle disruption, a injurious fight ensues, and Jim decides to go homesteading. Mary Harris challenges her husband over farm control as Beulah defends Jim’s actions.
John Harris leaves a stagnant teaching post in a Canadian town to become a homesteader in Manitoba with Mary his fiancée. They marry, settle, and raise Allan as a son while facing loneliness and hardship before advancing twenty five years. Allan grows to work the farm as Bealth and Reulah plot in the background.
Chapter VI shows Marrig and Allan racing to the engine after dismissing the hired man Jim. The scene reveals a rift over a civil question and potential blame for Jim’s departure, as the family contemplates finding a replacement and awaiting noon.
A brief note quotes Disraeli on the great secret of success in life being readiness for opportunity, framing readiness as the key to achievement.
A federal commissioner will be stationed in Dubuane to enforce prohibition laws. J L Kennedy former national bank examiner has been promoted to chief examiner of the ninth federal reserve district. The Perry area reports a 100 acre Sam Chase farm sold at 225 dollars per acre to Harry Hall who will move to New Hampshire. Depu ties fortified against bank robbers and a large corn yield from Wilkerson farms at Allison averaging over 72 bushels per acre are noted.
Dr. Pierce, a rural physician later in Buffalo, popularized Favorite Prescription. It remains a leading remedy for women’s ailments sold in tablet and liquid forms endorsed by many testimonials. The Atlas cites a user praising its health-boosting effects for nervous conditions in a young girl.
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