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Newspaper
Jackson Sentinel
Location
Maquoketa, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1919
Page
4
A vintage advertisement promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil for relief of urinary, kidney, liver, and stomach troubles. It claims to boost health organs, improve vigor, and overcome weariness, with capsules offered in several sizes and a money back guarantee through local pharmacists.
A historical analysis argues that coal strikes and industrial disputes reflect public interest surpassing private matters. It credits Gompers and critiques committees driving unrest, urging government intervention to balance industry and workers. The piece references the U.S. Constitution framing and calls for calm in national labor tensions.
Notes from Route Four detail a busy farm belt with new granaries, corn cribs, and modern improvements. Farms on Clinton County paths show cement work, Delco lighting, and tractors boosting productivity while residents like J H Kehn and Earnest Chamberlain reflect long-standing, active stewardship.
Ad claims fake Salts neutralize irritating acids and flush kidneys to relieve dull kidney ache, back pain, and bladder irritation. It touts four ounces of Rad Salts in water before breakfast, produced from acids of grapes and lemon juice with lithia, marketed as safe and beneficial for sluggish kidneys and bladder health.
A vintage advertisement touts Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as an easy way to cover gray hair. It promises a natural darkening effect and a soft lustre after several applications using a comb or brush.
A farmer offers a stock carload of Whiteface steers for sale or possible feeding by himself. He also lists two Scotch top roan Shorthorn bulls at favorable prices. Mrs Charles R Jaynes promotes a quality batch of chickens and geese with cockerels for sale. At the state fair Mr Jaynes bought Feerless gates for farm setup.
President calls for plain speaking while delays in peace time stability persist. War Secretary authorizes state governors to summon nearest division troops to restore order if needed. Governors warned the government will protect citizens and sustain federal authority amid threats to stability and food shortages. Senator Frelinghuysen and a congressman vow to stand with the people to safeguard Americanism and the Constitution.
The Sentinel proclaims its democratic political faith, arguing for the press as an agent of political moral and social progress. It asserts independence in practice while backing party principles, reflecting a longstanding editorial stance and future expectation of continuity.
The text argues newspapers should defend a party home yet remain clean and fair, opposing radicalism and mud-slinging. It stresses two leading political parties in a progressive nation and a public able to compare creeds to choose the best, likening political forces to positive and negative electrical efficiency.
Advertises mares aged from unspecified years for the South market and mules plus draft horses over 1,600 pounds for the Eastern market. Contact Brown & Davis at Sale Barn Olive Street, Red 57.
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