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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1903
Page
13
Ida M Snyder of Brooklyn Ent End Art Club touts McElree’s Cardus and Bedford’s Black Draught as cures for menstrual issues. She cites a three month life change and urges women to heed doctors and druggists advice for improved health and regular cycles.
The text highlights a trained optician using accurate instruments to fit glasses properly. It notes modern testing room appointments and the shop’s experience and knowledge to meet customer requirements with utmost satisfaction.
Mrs 8 A Clayton and daughter Miss Irene along with Mrs W J Wolstesholme of Salt Lake are visiting Logan as guests of Mrs 8 W Haws. Mr and Mrs Horrocks of Ogden visit Mr and Mrs Joseph Odell this week. Robert Fairbanks returns from an extended eastern trip. Mamie Needham of Salt Lake, daughter of W S Needham of Z O M II, visits Miss Loraine Hyde for a few days.
60 acre Baker City farm with 24 acres foothills pasture and 23 acres rich willow loam bottom land. Includes a four room house with pantry, a five stall stable, stock yards, fruit trees, straw berries, raspberries, and small fruit. Near city, ready market for lucerne hay, potatoes, eggs, butter, and produce. Cattle, crops, and wood supply available.
Henry H. Danielson on Main Street offers a survey and three buggies for sale. The note lists the items and the seller’s location, indicating a local classified notice.
A Plymouth Oklahoma threshing crew relied on Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to finish a day’s work without delay. The testimonial notes five bottles sold to threshers who continued work and recommends keeping a bottle at home. Sold by dealers nationwide.
Special sale advertisement lists children's shoes sizes to 5 and 9 to 11, misses' sizes 12 to 2, and ladies shoes priced from 3.50 to 1.00. The deal promises new goods and claims Douglas Shoes on West in the World with “always on hand.” The readable line ends with Andreas Petérion.
A fragmented listing of names appears in a local notice style with multiple individuals such as Mrs Philip Erickson Mr Joseph Gauchut Mrs Rollo Jones Leonard T Lewis Morris James and others. The legible portion resembles a social or personal notices column with various names and initials.
Josh Edgar of Germantown Cal says fourteen years of sciatic rheumatism left him unable to be around. He tried many remedies before Chamberlain’s Pain Balm gave immediate relief and eventual cure. He notes the product has not returned and recommends it, available from all dealers.
Baltimore and other cities list on sale dates for summer trips with stops in Minneapolis Detroit Atlanta Boston and Saratoga Springs. The notice promotes low excursion rates to Chicago Memphis Minneapolis and Kansas City with electric lighted trains and daily sleepers from Salt Lake City to Chicago.
The Nations Premiums lists rewards for the subscription season including bicycles boards and musical instruments from various firms. Prizes include a bicycle, a silver fruit dish, a tunion suit, a dress pattern and multiple smaller items with values noted. Entries reference local merchants and a cash deposit at First National Bank in Salt Lake City Utah with a sample Evening Telegram offer.
A Kansas man recounts seven years of recurring heart palpitations described as East heart episodes. After consulting multiple doctors without relief, he used Dr Miles New Heart Care and Restorative Nervine, taking eleven Heart Cure bottles and seven Nervine bottles. He reports the attacks stopped, claiming cure for more than ten years and endorses Dr Miles remedies.
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