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Newspaper

Jackson Sentinel

Location

Maquoketa, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1920

Page

6

Wilson Gains Twenty Four Pounds After Fanlac Cure

Wilson a secretary and manager of Algona Brick and Tile Company describes dramatic health recovery after using Fanlac. He weighed 118 pounds when starting treatment and now tops 142, reporting improved digestion, appetite, strength, and steadier condition. He cites relief from indigestion and heart palpitations and notes the therapy’s positive effect on kidneys and overall vitality. The report lists several towns and drug stores distributing the treatment.

D. Wilson Algona Brick & Tile Company Alpong Manuoketa Broxan Hinckley Miles Ghas. J. Denick F. J. Ragatz Lamotte Nick F. J. Hingigen

Wedding bells and society notes from 1920s Jackson

Fragmented wedding report describes a ceremony with Bertha Giesel and Mamie Giesel in attendance, the bride's tailored suit and carnations, and a blue serge groom. Also mentions A. L. T. A hostess night at Mrs Sadie Gibson's, with soldiers from France and various costumes, plus prizes and a souvenir fish pond. Mentions Mrs Frank Henricks host, and Fred Flagel taken to Cottage Hospital Mequoketa.

Bartassing A. LT. A Sadie Gibson France Andrew Ladies Literary Association Prank Henricks Presbyterian Aid Socie

Hall's Catarth Cure Promised By Internal Remedy

Catarth cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated internally. The advertisement claims the remedy enters the blood and mucous surfaces to conquer the disease, touting a “perfect combination” of ingredients. It promotes Hall’s Catarrh Medicine as the effective internal treatment. These postings urge readers to send for products from Cheney Brothers Co and claim availability at druggists nationwide.

Hall Hat

Monmouth Lodge Hosts Banquet and Officers Installed

Attendees at a Thursday banquet marked the Wyo ming Lodge event with N. L. Sutton present at the assessor's meeting. Mrs. A. Araah of Delmar visited her daughter Mrs. Jay Grris. The WRC held a dinner for members and families, presenting new officers led by Installing officer Miss Bess Fritz. Joint installations for MLW A and RNA groups planned at Shak. aom Wednesday evening.

Andrew Retta Shoaf Mesdames H. Bolte Frank Siegel B.S. O'Neal Cecil March Walter Hoyt Jibson Palma Mohlenhoff Fred Plagel Fox Hothbe Cottage Hospital Maquoketa Luther Leagué Bermer Tebbex Joe Bunter Pes Ta J. Rhoden Wifs Schrader Tamotte Wavers Wyoming Lodge N. L Sutton Maguoketst A. Araah Delmar Cames Jay Grris WRC Jens Agnes Bristol Lillian Dye Janet Mealder Dollie Hubbard Alta Heath Angga Best Agah Jeenie Alien Grant Julis Stupika Well Stanton Michel Honraks Nova Propst Jiltie Fevers Grace Kent Mabel Crabpett la Motte Florener Edwards Bess Fritz MLW R.N A Shak Aom

Maquoketa Visitors and Local Notes

Maquoketa hosts visitors Thursday with a cordial invitation from the orchestra to provide music for a social. Miss Dye has recovered from an operation and is set to return home Monday. A. S. basketball team defeated the Al Quoketa team 25 to 12 in Manuketa Friday. Howard Kegley, still in the service, is home on furlough.

Maquoketa Ford Dave Elkiny Amily Fen Wasgh Elkins Vaughn Miss Mins Dye Sc Fx van Patten A. S

Local Club Set to Install Officers on Saturday

Royal Neighbors plan installation of officers at their hall on Saturday evening January 17 followed by social time. Winds Salovic tented, Wilber Graves and Mr Miles Winders tied to Dubuque during a two week visit with Mrs Ira Current and family.

Salovic Wilber Graves Baldwin Sturday jMiles

Gogh byes weak nerves and nervous system tips

A fragmented discussion warns against overwork and worry affecting nerves. It notes nervousness rises with stress, suggests fatigue worsens symptoms, and mentions blood quality and vitality as factors. Readers are urged to monitor stress signals and seek balance for health.

Stony Point Notes From Maquoketa Area Social News

Stony Point community notes detail visits and entertaining at the Penstler and Moeller homes, local hay deliveries, and shoppers in Maquoketa. Mentions include Sue Koch as township constable, Chas Westphale sale attendees, Minnesota resident George Heath visiting relatives, Armenian Relief Fund donations, Union Sunday School attendance, and Y M C A secretary Rev Fowle’s U S visit.

Stony Pont My Wm. Hokemuller Sidz Robert Penstler Henry Moeller Adam ‘Moeller Sam Poole Maquoketa Hilde Desue Edne Kenney Thur Seth Koch Near Tron Hills Maquoketa Township Uncle Sunt Toe Tavior Adam Mooker George Heath Minnesota Stieoe Adam Moeller Heath Emma Extles Union Sunday School Wm. Birick Stony Point Rev Fowle Europe C. A. Secreinary United States Harry Gissers Andrew Satorday Wr. Kekenziter Glen’ McCarrén

Peru-Na Endorsed By Doctors For Various Ailments

A marketing notice cites Doctors Bocier and Wasner endorsing Peru-Na as effective for catarrh cough cold stomach and bowel issues. It claims immediate improvement and wide use across ages and warns that physicians would not risk their reputations endorsing a medicine they doubt. Peru-Na available in tablet or liquid form.

Te ‘Ss Peru Wasner

Dons Planned For Members At Meeting With Delinquent Notices

Dons were paid by those present and delinquent. The secretary is to receive another payment via phone. Mr Ostert will possess abduséit when she moves on the Wm Walpa, which has rented.

Secs Ostert Walpa Che

Maquoketa Residents Tend To Local News

Fragments report Mrs Jefferson and Edwrds family noting injuries from a fall to Mrs Claphe Glark an aged lady. Maguketa shoppers were in town as Rezin Streets Levi Bickford visit near Maquoketa. Miss Edwards staying with grandparents Woods. Tom Streets longtime resident reported ill at Maquoketa hospital. Ida Dodds visited Mr and Mrs Green. Bowling fell from a log near the Edwards home. Heister family recovering from illness.

Jeffferson Levit Bickford Hem Frida Claphe- Glark B. E. Green Sam Tozier Rezin Levi - Bickford Maquoketa Dime Edwards Woods Tom Maquokere Ida Dodds

Rat Breeding Claims Scrambled Advertisement Snippet

Fragmentary OCR text references a product claim about a rat breeding rate and a guarantee offered by Snow Bike Pharmacy and McAl ster Stores Co. The readable parts mention a periodical breeding claim and a marketing line about three sizes sold.

Snow Bsike Pharmacy McAlster Stores Co

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