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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1901
Page
2
A health-focused note explains blood as the core of vitality and links strength to rich blood. It notes that when blood is poor, nourishment is needed and suggests Scott's emulsion of cod liver oil to refresh the body from bone to brain for all ages.
Taken up as an estray by J W Starr at his Hastings residence in Indian Creek Township Mills County Iowa on June 4 1901. Black mare pony about 800 pounds age 13 with white star on forehead scar on left shoulder and left side wire marks on back valued at 10 dollars by James Clark E Starr and Willard Stary posted before 8 B Hutchings Justice of the Peace 4wo CCP HALA County Auditor.
An advertisement describes scrofula as a hereditary blood taint manifesting as swollen neck glands sores and abscesses with possible external signs delayed onset and urges use of Swift Specific Co Atlanta GA to purify and build blood claiming cure and free medical advice.
Mr Stone recounts the Oklahoma country land rush era with George and Hymen Anderson and others racing to file entries first. Thousands crowd Hennessy to reach the land strip, tickets, guards, and a chaotic train scramble set the scene for a fierce contest with tens of thousands of claim seekers and only eight thousand openings.
Notice states that ball playing and throwing baseballs are banned on First Avenue between Second and Fifth Affects after publication. Signed by C. Davis, Mayor, dated July 1901, Malvern, Iowa.
Advertisement proclaims a no payment until cure offer by Dr Stockdale for chronic diseases including catarrh eye ear nose throat lungs kidneys Brights disease dyspepsia constipation rheumatism and general debility. Claims thorough reliability invites inquiry into financial and professional standing with free confidential consultation.
A brief notice lists Dr B A Stockdale of Council Bluffs Iowa with an address at 321 Main Street. The fragment implies a person of professional practice or residence, but no further context is provided in the readable text.
Sealed bids for erection and completion of a school house in district No 6 Golden Hill Indian Creek Mills County Iowa will be received by J B Parker at his Hastings area residence. Bids due July 18 1901. Bond required for faithful performance. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids. By order of the board.
A vintage ad touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a cure for eruptions fever sores boils carbuncles felons and other skin blemishes. It claims sores blotches and pimples vanish after use with guaranteed results and lists W D Wil son’s drug store selling it for 25 cents.
Real estate transfers for the week ending June 22 are reported by M G Edwards Abstractor. The notice lists multiple property conveyances, including grantor and grantee names, locations, and transaction dates as filed.
The second annual Tabor Base Ball Association tournament runs Wednesday to Friday July 17 to 19, 1901. Four top teams from Western Town and Eastern Nebraska compete for purses totaling 335 dollars. Games at 9 40 am and 2 30 pm daily with free open air concerts and music. The event takes place in the town park with visitor comfort in mind and picnic party incentives.
Local items report five saloons planned for Atlantic, smallpox cases in Willison, and Shenandoah weddings. notes on a cold storage plan, school superintendent election in Red Oak, and various ads and personal notes including a Lincoln relation and a printer elevator accident at Pia. The piece blends community chatter with public health alarms and local business happenings.
A Mills County group departs Emerson Monday for a tour of the National Park. Mrs W W Tubbs, Mrs J Evans Jr, Master Frank Evans lead with Mrs Laraway and Miss Kyle Wright in greeting at Glenwood. Geo Davis and daughter Della with Miss Brothers of Malvern join, planning no fixed return time, hoping for a fine trip together.
A nostalgic retrospective recalls Annie a bright Presbyterian Scotch Irish cousin who asked if God could see in the dark and through the grove, prompting a grandmotherly catechism and later a humorously guarded reply about God and a dog named Shep. The piece touches family memory, rural life, and a cyclone tale from Silvey City Times.
Advice on maternal health stressing that a healthy mother yields a healthier child. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription promises strength, nerve soothing, better sleep, and painless birth. Includes claims of no alcohol or narcotics and offers confidential correspondence from Dr. Pierce. Testimonials from users in Virginia and Northumberland County.
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