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Newspaper
Jackson Sentinel
Location
Maquoketa, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1921
Page
7
Cooler and Mrs C H Moenek hosted a one o'clock luncheon today. Mrs Adam Ringlep and several Indianapolis friends drove to Cincinnati for the event.
Mr and Mrs Paul Sheiley with their sons drove to Lyons to visit friends. Dr and Mrs G C Ellis and children, Mrs J M Swigart, Mrs RS Lackey and young Robert traveled to Anamosa to visit the Chamberlain home and spent the day there.
Amos Berton of Cedar Rapids reports ten years of rheumatic pain and stomach trouble relieved by Tanlac. He says he now sleeps well, digests food easily, gains weight, and feels like his old self. Tanlac sold in Maquoketa by Broxam Hinckley and Tending druggists.
A sequence of social notes covers the Roy Kaufman family at A. J. Bodkin home Route 5 Nash ville, visits by Leonard Northrop and Carlton from Keokuk, and gatherings hosted by F. C. Gregory Herold Hayes and others. Activities range from family dinners to park visits and road trips to Monticello, Dubuque, and Baldwin. Also included are daily life items, club gatherings, funeral attendance, and local curiosities alongside brief essays on wealth psychology, exotic delicacies, and a tale of a magnetic leg affecting a watch.
Reports to the Bureau of Biological Survey indicate about 49 silver Dinck foxes are kept in captivity in the United States. The Agricultural Department lists an estimated value of 2 million in apriwals and equipment, with ATT reports still pending. Conservative estimates place silver black fox numbers at roughly 5 to 6 percent of the population.
Fragmented text hints at a drawing garden, a leacher named Stowe, and a tangled watch. Names and details are unclear, leaving a partial, mystery-era snapshot with only scattered references to people and objects.
The ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine claiming it cleanses the blood to ease mucous inflammation. It urges readers to obtain circulars from F. Z. Cheasy & Co. Toledo Ohio and mentions druggists. The Jackson Sentinel is noted for handling sales.
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