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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1909
Page
10
Consumer ads promote Rings Little Liver Pills and Manon Pile Remedy with cautions on catarrh treatment. Local notices report Corning post office changes, a high school graduation class, a wage-cuting creamery board moment, and mayoral resistance to resignation over pay.
An 1900s style ad touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a universal cure for stomach liver and kidney issues and other ailments. It cites testimonials from Mrs A L Alley and mentions a drug store Royces. A Creston fire department annual review is noted and Shoops Pink Pain Tablets are advertised with a 25 cent box.
An advertisement roundup lists Besa Laxative Cough Syrup and Wood's Liver Medicine with claims of quick relief for coughs, headaches, and biliousness, sold at local drugstores. Shenandoah council orders police uniforms. A free rheumatism book from Dr Shoop is offered, and Corning Methodists plan to dedicate a new church with Bishop McIntyre.
James Wright of Spurlock Kentucky extols youth at eighty writing that after six bottles of Electric Bitters he feels like a sixteen year old. He credits the medicine with easing thirty years of kidney trouble and calls it the greatest cure on earth. Pills for backache and kidney symptoms sold by C S Royce at 50c and 1. Bedford paving contract noted for main streets.
A Mills County Iowa execution issued March 20 1909 against B Seeley Maggie Sealey LF Hendricks and Mrs LF Hendricks directs sale of Lots 4 5 6 7 in block 36 Malvern at the Malvern Mill. The sale to the highest bidder for cash at the west door of the court house in Glenwood on June 5 1909 between 9 6 and 4 p m begin at 10 a m with attendance by Sheriff L G Linville.
In Mills County District Court a document claimed as the last will of J E Barnes was opened filed May 11 and June 1 1909 and provisions for proving it set for the April term at Glenwood Courthouse. The clerk dated May 14 1909. A Tennessee traveler recounts a mountain journey observing farmers naming oxen Methodist Campbellites Baptists and an argument about work ethic in cattle.
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