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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1902
Page
6
Rain fell modestly last Monday as Henderson residents and visitors like J P Boileau Mrs J W Laird and Miss Ollie Young were seen in town. Attendees included teachers at Glenwood Institute and Miss Ruth Grabill visiting Shenandoah. local events featured a cyclone scare a school election and multiple travels to Hastings Macedonia Carson and Omaha packinghouse work.
Opponents note M Harover won re-election as treasurer while J Scarse campaigned against him. A Henderson bowling team including WB Woods Fred Carter Albert Caoppock Clarence Dorr and Ray Carter toured Hastings Friday, losing two of three to Hastings. Hastings players treated the visitors well and a return match is anticipated. Local notices cover ailments from biliousness to constipation praising De Witt’s Little Early Risers as safe and effective.
A woman recounts severe lung pain confining her to a room for a month until using Dr Kay’s Lung Balm. After relief, she could go outside and stop coughing, praising the remedy. her bronchitis-prone husband also approves. The ad invites free samples and booklets, noting the product sells for 10, 26, and 50 cents prepaid from Dr Ed Kay Medical Co, Saratoga Springs NY.
Ki W Noel on sick list. Charles Moore has visiting uncle from Imogene. Watkins the medicine man was in the area Monday. Leonard Wilkinson bought Hillsdale property. Charles Illig moved goods Monday to Harrison county. Neal Titzenburger loaded goods Monday for future Kansas home. Walter and Mrs Shepard welcomed a baby boy born Saturday March 8. Duck hunters zapped one lonely duck last week. Crouch of Glenwood seeks horse shoer for Glenwood shop. Rev Booton of Council Bluffs visited Saturday night and may take work at the Junction. Mr Rae moves to Hastings for day work. admired for his quiet, nice conduct. Dan Anderson family and Mrs Clyde Noel attended Miss Pearl McCoy wedding in Rawles township. Orrin Miller of Lions township visited. family staying with Miller parents. Rev Gillard to devote time to this place. Junction work dropped. Quarantine lifted for Mr Porters Tuesday. no new smallpox cases. Mrs Howards quarantine lifted soon. Revival meetings closed at A B church. Union meeting discussed by Rev Gifford. Woman’s Words of Praise from Neosho Falls addresses indigestion relief by Dr Cadwell’s Syrup Pepsin. testimonial from Mrs J Morgan. TABOR items note Bartlett churchgoers. Livingstone Mitchell from Sidney visiting. Miss Mable McCormick with relatives near Randolph. Ballard family moved into Reeves’ former house. Reeves family moved to St. Joe. Mrs Carrie Wogan reopened millinery in Tabor. Dull of Malvern and Lagraway of Glenwood visiting. King family moved to farm north of Glenwood.
A claim that One Minute Cough Cure cures coughs colds croup grip bronchitis and throat and lung troubles. The ad argues it softens and liquefies mucous draws out inflammation and removes the disease cause. Judge J Q Hood of Crosby Mississippi testifies his wife could not breathe and was helped by the first dose. C S Royce.
Emerson notes show Mrs. J T Barnes visiting Red Oak, Geo Cross and Geo Warner on trips to Chicago, several locals visiting Glenwood Hastings and Red Oak, and many moves and visits around Emerson. The piece records church meetings, teacher gatherings, and a Meat market sale to Manifold and Snodgrass with Kilgore’s uncertain plans.
Henry Crook pressman of the Asheville Gazette hails Chamberlain's Pain Basin for curing rheumatism after a winter bout. He bought a bottle after seeing a guaranteed claim in the Gazette and reports his rheumatic pain vanished after using two thirds of the bottle. Sold by W. D. Wilson.
Letter from Mr Re Davis of Grinnell Iowa extols Dr Kays Long Balm noting it upsets stomach less than other cough medicines. Ad indicates tablets 10 and 25 cents and mail options from Saratoga New York. Also includes notice of Malvern Iowa election listing positions: mayor two councilors town treasurer town recorder and assessor.
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