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Newspaper
Lime Springs Sun
Location
Lime Springs, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
9
A promotional notice extols DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a reliable digestivo aid. It claims the pills relieve biliousness constipation headache and sick feeling without gripe and sickness. Bob Moore of La Fayette Indiana credits them for prompt relief and urges use over other pills sold by Horton Burns Beug Co.
General Horace Porter recalls meeting a U S Army driver in New Hampshire who, when asked his name, answered George Washington. The driver quips that this name is well known and adds he has been driving there since the war. The Exchange notes the anecdote.
A light hearted ad promises relief from pains in bowels and fear of appendicitis with Dr Kings New Life Pills. It claims a guaranteed cure for bowel disorders such as headaches, biliousness and costiveness, sold at Horton Burns Drug Store for 23 cents.
A rural weekly chronicle notes George Miller hauling bogs and cattle to Chicago and horses to Illinois on Sunday. It mentions local figures, travel plans, injuries from a buggy accident near Ridgeway, and social events across Cresco, Lime Springs, Osage, and Decorah.
Davis Corners notes report social visits and small town happenings. Guests include W Halwey and Walter Dell at Hugo Rock home near Granger. Local baseball with an 11 to 9 win by the Davis Comets at Kendallville. Several residents travel, visit, or attend school in nearby districts and towns such as Saratoga and Lime Springs.
Rowland H. Evans describes his dedication to American Sunday School Union efforts, detailing hard travel and labor across varied conditions to reach neglected children. He cites organizing five schools in six weeks, reaching hundreds of families, and emphasizes spreading the Word to save souls while noting the broader civic value of Christian instruction.
The fourth summer session of the Howard county teachers Normal Institute begins Monday July 10 at 7 50 a m in court house hall and runs three weeks. Enrollment is one dollar with examinations July 28 and 29. Bring texts and a Fullerton gang book. Superintendent oversight. Also notices of cough cures and medical testimonials appear alongside local business ads.
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