Bulgarian Health Tea Promises Disease Cure and Vitality
A bold assertion promotes Bulgarian Tea as a cure for sickness. It claims to cleanse poisons from the system, enrich and purify the blood, stimulate the liver, cleanse the kidneys, and electrify the whole human machine. The ad highlights a box of Bulgarian Slad Tea as the health booster.
Blood Tea for Health and Epidemic Defense Claims
A historic advertisement promotes Blood Tea as a general family medicine that supposedly keeps the human body in ideal running order. It promises physical resistance to disease, protection against colds influenza grippe and pneumonia, and notes brewing yields rich pure juices. Sold at all druggists.
Visitors and Travels Mentioned in Local Social Notes
Miss Irene Webber is home from Cedar Rapids for a short visit. Robert Hammel of Davenport and Mrs Henry Nelson’s arrival from Chicago anchor a social round. Edirday and Mrs Weinkirk host guests as Rex Lane and Ruth Isbell return. Fred Laitz, Mrs Bhum, and others camp near Savanna with friends while Walter Ogden comes back from Yellowstone. Mrs Me Wires of Omaha visits L J Patterson and Chicago-bound friends read the ads in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirs
Robert Hammel
Daverspeet
Henry Nelson
Edirday
Minneapolis
Grant
Mre
Wm. Weinkirk
Ruth Isbell
Rex Lane
Fred Laitz
Bhum Front
Savanna
Fowler
Davenport
rMs
John
Me Wires
Omaha
L. J. Patterson
Chicago
Local Social Notes From Sterling and Area
Miss Sue Bryant of Sterling guest at the WE Rigby home. Bert Davis was a business visitor in Breston Monday. The Misses Edith and Ruth Shepherd left Saturday for Batavia Illinois and Aurora to resume school work. Rev and Mrs BH CG Boissier returned Monday to Cedar Pails after visiting Mrs EB Stephens. Mr and Mrs Chris Groenwaldt returned Saturday from a three week trip including Lime Springs and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Bryant
Sterling, TL
WE. Rigby
Bert Davis
Breston
Edith
Ruth Shepherd
Batavia
Aurora
BH. CG. Boissier
EB. Stephens
Chris Groenwaldt
Lime Springs
Tanlac credited with curing indigestion and rheumatism
“Although Tam now seventy years of age and have suffered for ten years with indigestion, rheumatism, and other troubles, a few bottles of Tanlac have made me feel like a new man,” said Charles King of Ottumwa Iowa. He describes improved appetite, breathing, and energy after Tanlac, with relief from back pain and swelling. Tanlac sold in Maquoketa Bellevue La Motte Monmouth and nearby towns by local outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Charles King
Ottumwe
Iowa
Tonger
Tanlac
Taniac
Maquokets
Broxem & Hinckley
Miles
Chas. J. Denick
Bellevue
F. J. Ratatz
LaMotte
Nick A. Hingtgen
Andrew
AA Daudel
H.R. Miller
Monmouth
Ows
Hurstville Produce Co
Hurstville
Iowe
H. B. Preston
Towa
Maquoketa Wins Ten Inning Hallmark Victory Over Bellevue
Maquoketa edged Bellevue 3 to 2 in ten innings as Carson fanned ten and limited Bellevue to three hits. Bellevue tallied twice in the fifth amid errors and miscues, while Maquoketa scored in the fourth on Berkley’s run and again in the fifth on a fielder’s choice sequence. Lang produced the decisive run in the tenth, with Hanson contributing an RBI on the decisive hit. Gibson stood out at third with two hits in four at bats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoketa
Bellevue
Carson
Berkley
Hanson
Scott
Lang
Gibson
Reverend Purce to Preach at St Marks Next Sunday
The Rev W M Purce, years of service as diocese missionary, has accepted St Mark's Episcopal Church and will lead Holy Communion at 3 am, a second service at 10:30, and an evening sermon at 7:20. Born in Chariton, he studied at Griswold College Davenport and served in Farley Osco Harrisburg Olney Cairo Mt. Vernon and on the Winnebago Reservation building churches and a mission school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Purce
Diocese of
Nebraska
St. Mark's‘ Episcopal Church
Mr. Purce
St. Andrew's Church
Chariton
Griswold College
Davenport
St. George's Church
Farley
Grace Church
Osco
Til
St., Mark's
W.M. Porce
Preston L A Spooner and others attend American Legion event
Reverend L A Spooner his wife and two companions traveled to Savanna on Wednesday for the American Legion celebration. A lively band from Maquoketa played Friday evening despite rain. Several local residents visited Preston. several others arrived from Chicago Belle Plaine Clinton and Dubuque for visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Spooner
G. E.bartholomew
John Campbell
Savanna
American Legion
Maquoketa
Preston
Annie Wink
Chicago
Hilda
Lillian Hard
Belle Plaine
Virginia Vankirk
Helen Murdock
Clinton
A- Donacelski
Henry McNeil
Mabel White
Berthond
Colorado
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Irene Webber
Cedar Rapids
Walter Ogden
Yellowstone Park
Oldsmobile
Elmer Campbell
East Pleasant Street
Maquoketa, Iowa
Backson
the Sentinel
Geo. We. Brown
Ising
A. Rosenberg
C. Ring
St. Marks
W. A. Sherman
Martin Brinckley
Mt. Vernon
Edna Phelps
Brickley
Iva Bentley
B. M. Whitmore
Dubuque
Chas. Bowman
Misa Mildred Wray
Hammond
Ind
OF Women's
Butterworth Boot Shop
General Auto
East Pleasant ‘Street
the Square Deal
Leghorn Farm
Mrs. C. Rudebeck