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Newspaper
Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1920
Page
3
In Ponca a wedding unfolds with Tom Shelby as groom. A shy bride named Calkins appears under chaperoned eyes while the ceremony proceeds amid secrecy. Shelby, stunned and unsure, completes the vows before retreating to the hall as a dusty cavalry rider arrives with a surprising question about his identity.
Macomb resident Mrs. I N Daniel describes kidney trouble with swollen feet and backache. After using Doans Kidney Pills from Roark's Drug Store she reports relief and renewed energy for daily work. 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Springfield resident Nelson Lee reports nervous pains in back joints easing after using Dreco. He says after one bottle his pain diminished, stiffness wore off, and mobility improved with no headaches and restored appetite.
Ed Randall announces a Wednesday October 27 public sale at his farm 3 miles north and 34 miles east of Blandinsville starting 11 30. The auction includes 5 head horses 66 head cattle 30 hogs farming implements and hay plus 100 tons of hay and straw with cash or six months terms. Lunch served by Bedford church Ladies Aid. clerks R L Cutler and G P Whitaker.
Local residents tout Dreeo as a safe herbal remedy with no mercury or harmful minerals. A Mr stating he will take another bottle to stay well claims wife endorses continued use. The product is advertised by Reynolds Drug Co in this city.
The first day law was enacted years ago. The first bathtub in the United States was built in Cincinnati and installed in 1842. It was made of mahogany lined with sheet lead.
The text notes opposition to a party scene as a luxury and a health menace, with references to Cincinnati denouncing it as undemocratic vanity. It mentions Philadelphia attempting a winter bath ban and Virginia’s tax on bathing, reflecting 19th century public health and moral concerns.
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