Foley Kidney Pills Promote Relief From Backache
Advertisement claims Foley Kidney Pills quickly ease backache rheumatism and joint swelling by aiding weak inactive kidneys and urinary troubles. Sold by all druggists.
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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1914
Page
6
Advertisement claims Foley Kidney Pills quickly ease backache rheumatism and joint swelling by aiding weak inactive kidneys and urinary troubles. Sold by all druggists.
In the circuit court of Clark County Illinois a chancery case John Johnson v unknown heirs and devisees of George Abrahams deceased executors Milton Abrahams and Peter Gambert and others has a summons returnable March 9 1914. Non residents are required to appear and plead or demur on that date or a decree will be entered. Marshall Ill February 3 1914. Jay Swern Clerk Wm Hollenbeck Compts Sol.
Affidavit of non residence and summons issued in a Chancery case in Clark County Illinois. The plaintiffs filed their bill January 17 1914 with a March term returnable March 9. Non resident defendants must appear or a decree will be entered. Also a public notice on a pure food education campaign led by W Scott Matthews with moving pictures and a traveling museum to promote sanitation and better dairy practices in Illinois communities.
Former President Taft, in the current Saturday Evening Post, surveys the Republican Party and finds promise for the future while cautioning that victory in 1916 depends on Wilson's hold on his party. He predicts Progressive disintegration and outlines a constructive Republican program including banking reform, conservation, anti trust enforcement, workmen’s compensation, river and harbor improvements, tariff study, and military strength.
The Navy opens the largest school system aboard battleships with compulsory classes in reading writing arithmetic literature and history. Secretary Josephus Daniels celebrates a universal opportunity offering free education, good pay, physical training, and world wide travel for enlisted men and officers alike.
Joseph B. Hingeley, secretary of the national board of conference claimants, read at the board's Chicago meeting that one million new members joined the Methodist Episcopal Church in 1913.
State of Illinois Clark County ss estate of Christian Murphy deceased. You and the widow heirs and distributees are notified that on Monday March 2 1914 the conservator will present his final report to the County Court at Marshall and seek discharge from all duties and responsibilities of the administration. You may appear and resist. Zenas Murphy conservator. Graham attorney.
A winter cough article touts Dr. King's New Discovery as the best medicine for coughs colds and lung trouble. Henry D Sanders of Cavendish Vermont recalls pneumonia threats and endorses the remedy with a money back guarantee. Rec ommended by City Drug Store.
Incendiary fire at the Illinois state hospital for the insane in Kankakee injures several and destroys seven institution buildings. The large cattle barn housing 28 university cows is also burned, with five separate fires reported by watchman Brown.
Paul Mathulka of Buffalo New York says Dr King’s New Life Pills are the king of all laxatives. They are a blessing to his family and he keeps a box at home. Get a box and get well again 25 cents at City Drug Store.
Charles Applegreen of Sterling Illinois filed for divorce after learning his wife preferred another man. He obtained the divorce, handed his wife to her lover, bought a ticket to California, and planned to join the Navy in San Francisco. Public reaction ranges from pity to scorn for the once respected Christian gentleman.
A Mrs Bowman of Coon Rapids Iowa credits Peruna with curing her five year old son Clarence of deafness linked to repeated cold and catarrh. The ad explains how catarrh travels from nasal passages to the middle ear via the eustachian tubes and urges testing hearing with a ticking watch, gargling, and continued Peruna treatment per bottle directions.
The avenues of Buenos Aires bustle with wealth and fashion from four to six in the afternoon. Ladies wear Parisian millinery and jewels. carriages and luxury cars fill the streets, with speed and crowding at times. Police, gaucho-like officers, manage traffic as races at Palermo Park attract immense crowds and betting reaches high sums.
An 1890s advertisement touts Texas Wonder as a cure for kidney and bladder issues in men and women and diabetes. It promises bladder regulation for children, mail delivery by prescription, and a one dollar dose with a two month period, asserting near universal success and urging testimonials to Dr EB Hall of St. Louis for purchase.
Governor Dunne and Warden Allen of Joliet Penitentiary met with the State Highway Commission to organize convict labor on roads. Rock from the peniten tiaries, transportation costs to be covered by township highway commissioners. Minimum five miles of road. 200 convicts available. Any township may obtain convict help for road work.
Advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a money saver. It claims quick relief from coughs colds and throat irritation and promises long lasting effects for various respiratory ailments. Sold by all druggists.
A masculine owl writes a long letter to the New York Times arguing that not more than ten percent of women want to vote. The piece reflects dated suffrage skepticism and dismissive rhetoric toward women's political participation.
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