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Newspaper
Jackson Sentinel
Location
Maquoketa, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1919
Page
2
The author argues wage and price spirals harm both workers and merchants. asks readers to consider who should bear higher costs and whether thrift at home can lower living costs. He warns foreign demand and global competition keep the knife-edge economy unsettled, urging cooperation between capital and labor to resolve the stalemate.
The speaker argues that linking power to wealthy interests and easing foreign demand will raise domestic prices. He says faultfinding gains nothing and calls for labor and capital reconciliation, united effort, and plenty, asking everyone to join the program.
A 19th century advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine claiming to cure catarrh by acting through the blood and mucous surfaces. It states a $100 reward for any case failing to cure and directs readers to send for testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio and notes sale by all druggists.
The text offers guidance on maximizing rest by avoiding unnecessary exertion and not overthinking. It emphasizes minimal effort, reducing strain, and discovering hidden time for genuine rest.
County bartered land with Nick Heiar paying 100 dollars per acre for Fred Bearns 52 acre farm. Henry Heiar sold a hill farm for 300 per acre while keeping a ground strip. A new baby welcomed to the Kennardy home. Rural schools reopen with Miss Pinkerton and Miss Reddin returning to Stever and South town posts. Bellevue public schools begin term with Merl Sims as principal and a full faculty listed. A six year old injury at Tui residence reported and Dr Lampe treated.
Mr and Mrs Albert Berentles of Juanita Nebraska mourn the death of their five year old daughter Mildred and three year old son Paul from cholera infantum and complications. The Bellevue Berald notes a church accident, fairgoers in Maquoketa, the death of Mrs Mary Kaiser at her son Nichael Kaiser's home, and routine factory work updates at a piano factory under Superintendent Peterson.
William McKinley of Lacona Iowa reports a cancer on his lower lip cured by Dr C Al Johnson after a year of failed treatments from two local doctors. Johnson, author of Cancer Truths, promotes external applications and internal remedies and offers his book and treatment details in Kansas City Missouri.
An obituary note from a Trinidad area column records the death of Eliza Me j dendrie. The fragmentary entry mentions the deceased and local ties, with sparse details remaining readable.
Grieved to learn of the death of Mrs. Malcolm Lindsey. The notice records a loss connected to Cheat River area with details abbreviated in the obituary snippet.
Mrs A H Hall Caseville Mich thanks for the grand medicine Chamberlain Colic and Marrkoca Remedy. We are never without it and it saved our baby's life this year. Mrs Mary Carington Caseville Mich reports using Chamberlain Distrhoes Remedy to relieve.
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