Pe-ru-Na Urges Its Health Benefits Across Readers
A flood of testimonials touts Pe-ru-Na as a cure for chronic stomach and bowel issues. Readers from Oregon to Georgia report relief from liver trouble rheumatism and coughs while praising its preventive value and use in daily health care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biertha
C. Dele
Ben F. D. Cannon
Del
J. Bayer
Glendale
Oregon
Kate Marquis
Middleburg
J. H. Collins
Wesson
Mississippi
W. H. Edgar
Canben
Atlante
Georgia
Phya
Leona Dodd
Medon
Tennessee
Local social and church notes round Clinton area
Mrs Soha eda Elmer Larkey and baque visitors Wednesday. Noonan delivered hogs to Bernard Friday. Miss Hazel Dague of Clinton is visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs John Stickley. Bernard callers included B F Green and sons Joseph Louis Frank. Several visits to the Dick Daguie home occurred Sunday. Miss Ida Dodds staying with Louane. Maurice Edwards and Mr and Mrs David Clark visited the Stickley home. Peter Edwards of Fulton visited Sunday. Picnic at Baldwin drew many locals. Charles and Mrs Clark welcome a son weighing eleven pounds. The Lasers and Bickford families visited Ross Edwards. John and Mrs Stickley left for two weeks with their daughter. Ernest Post visited Tillman swards. Todds with Su Nellie Green visited Daisy Stickley. Rev Father Walsh remains ill. Helen Phillips returned from Rolfe. Mrs McKenzie and daughter Prudence visit Chicago. Victor Webster to Davenport for the Fair. Lena McGrath and Al Schumacher, wed in Clinton, spent a week here. Verda Anderson went to Cedar Rapids for tonsil operation. First Division Ladies Aid to meet at Mrs Will Langham’s Friday. Baptisms at Lost Nation for Kenkie children. Charles Mohr and Lawrence Cornish attend funeral in Lyons. Peter Jansen entertained family for birthday. Forest Hill and Hill families dined with others Sunday. Charles Schoenthaler to North English with Helen. Philethea class enjoyed meeting at Mrs Fred Scheppers. officers elected Lelie Wirth president Daniel Christiansen vice president Gertrude Sadler secretary Norm Galloway translator. Next meeting September first Wednesday. Read the ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soha
Maurice “Edwards
David Clark
Johm Stickley
Peter Edwards
Fulton
Baldwin
Charles Clark
Edward Lasers End Jabe
Louie Bickford
Gon Jake
Ross Edwards
John Stickley
Elwood
Gerri Tee
Helen Phillips
Rolfe
A Brinkman
McKenzie
Prudence
Pierce McKenzie
Chicago
Victor Webster
Lena McGrath
Dubuque
Schumacher
Lamotte
Clinton
Lee Grissay
Verda Anderson
Cedar Rapids
Will Langham
Assiees
Snyder
Forest Hill
Hugh Clark
James Anderson
C. ©. Irwin
A. & Weber
Florence Evelyn
Mildred Pauline
James LeRoy
Paul Kenkie
Lost Nation
M.J., Jr
M. J. Kenkie
M. J. Renkie
Charles Mohr
Helen Schoenthaler
Philethea
Fred Scheppers
Lelie Wirth
Daniel Christiansen
Gertrude Sadler
Lee
Tetary
Norms Galloway
Woman’s cure by a tablet tale from Maquoketa
Rachel Cribley of Heaver Dam Ohio suffered two years with stomach trouble and constipation. After trying many medicines a neighbor praised Chamberlain's Tablets I bought a bottle and after a few days' treatment was convinced they were needed. She continued for weeks and were cured. Worshe by Broxam and Hinckley and Staack and Luckiesh druggists Maquoketa Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Cribley
Heaver Dam
Ohio
Aly
Chamberlain
Worsche
Broxam
Hinckley
Local Family News and Obituary Notices from Monmouth Area
Family announcements report the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Levi Atterbury and list attendees from multiple families visiting Clinton for a Spiritualist Camp Meeting. The M W A plans a picnic with a ball game and dance, featuring Christenson's orchestra and Royal Neighbors dinner. Charles Thomas, born 1862 in De Witt Iowa, died 1920 in Waterloo Iowa after a hardware career and move to Waterton. He leaves a wife, five sons, one daughter, and two grandchildren. funeral in Monmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Atterbury
F. N. Waugh
E. R. Bristol
J. W. Alten
E. S. Heath
E. A. Hamas
H.R Miller
R. C. Best
MC. J. Marin
Raymond
Tebo
Onslow
Mise Ruth Lang
Carl Fisher
Maquoketa
Clinton
Charles Thomas
De“Witt
Towa
Waterloo
Monmouth
Waterton
M.cw. A
Rat Snap Ad Promotes Snappy Rodent Killers
An old ad claims RAT-SNAP kills rats and mice with no odor when they die and that it scares away pests. It emphasizes cake form, no mixing with foods, and safety for pets. Sold and guaranteed by Snow White Pharmacy and 31cAiF ter Stores Co with three sizes priced 35c 68c and 31c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snow White Pharmacy
Preston visitors travel with relatives to Colorado and Illinois
Preston residents hosted and hosted visitors last Tuesday to Colorado Longmont and Clinton. Mrs Ed Wright and daughters planned a two month stay in Longmont while other Preston families hosted relatives from Spencer Chicago Maquoketa and Center Junction. The Longman family moved to Maquoketa for employment last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Riegel
Nettle Blake
Howard
Preston
Ed Wright
Ozaly
Edna Gibson
Longmont
Colorado
Frank Elliott
Jamily
Spencer, Town
Our City
Thomas
Chas. Lurney
Chil
2E Smith
Bure
Mont
Treston
Harry Otto
August Yadoff
Council Bluffs
Wostémt
Lester Gobie
Chicago
Arch Gabie
Zamity
Our
Frank Ellis
Maquake
Frank Wells
Frank Hunter
Ith
Clinton
Carlyle Swigart
Gid Ellis
Lindsey
Nell Crane
Center Junction
Longman
Maquoketa
Tanlac praised for rheumatism relief and health boost
Mrs Addie Morgan of Fairfield Missouri reports dramatic improvement after taking Tanlac. She says rheumatism, kidney and nerve issues eased, digestion improved, appetite returns, and energy restored. She urges others to try Tanlac, noting marked health gains during treatment. Local distributors listed in Maquoketa Miles and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Addie Morgan
Fairfield
Spruce St
Kansas City
Maquoketa
Broxam & Hindley
Miles
A J. Denick
Belerue
Pe Z
Towa
Hurstville Papen
Hurstville
Iowa
H. B. Preston
Monmouth
Nwa
Bulgarian Blood Tea Promoted Across Bulgaria
An advertisement proclaims Bulgarian Biced Tea as a universal remedy for longevity and health. It claims to aid digestion, bowel movement, kidney purification, and blood cleansing, urging readers to try it once and rely on it thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulgaria
Local Notices and Community Events Highlight Busy Week
The column lists visits and family news across Clinton area towns. Bobbins include Mrs. L M Hilstead and family, Rev B A Sporner, Mrs Ny her hae i Chicago, and Mrs Taachiags. Heat affects W A Aliiisch. George Lingle operated at Mercy hospital. Arthur Sir Manquok and others hosted gatherings with games and music. A new baby girl joined the Ahle family. Sunday school at Congregational and M E churches planned services with Gospel Team Fram Magickeiat leading evening worship.
Rat Snap Korte the Best Tray Ever Made Says Emily Shaw
Mrs. Emily Shaw endorses RAT-SNAP as the best rat trap, claiming twelve rats killed versus three by a competing product. The testimonial appears in an advertisement tied to a local pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Shaw
Busi Beng
the and
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Nsic
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Mrs. Morgan
Roy
Gray
C. K. Patupi
Dan
James Wood
Windsor
Canada
George Chivis
Wood
France
J.H. Maher
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Billy
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Edisons
Balster
Elmer
Helen
L. M. Hilstead
Seneth
Burton
Nyher
B. A. Sporner
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Ken Vis Innsworth
Lhe Heme Secomd
Taachiags
Harald
Anand
Mra
Arthur
Manquok
M Sugkeia
Butler Maade Sprers
W. A. Aliiisch
McMann
Bert Dickey
George Lingle
Jtton Mercy Hospital
H. Yrerich
Sanday
Genter’ Junction
Te Heme
Max
Ahle
Anna McCone
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Visi
Com Conner
McCone
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Scott’s
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Blaymie’s
Zephyr
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