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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1918
Page
4
An old style advertisement promotes a warmth giving circulation stimulating remedy for external pains including lumbago sprains and bruises. It promises quick relief without rubbing and urges asking the pharmacist by name. The big bottle is economy and affordable for the whole family.
An aging ad copy touts a 34 year old family remedy for colds and bronchial issues. It promises quick relief from day to day colds, coughs, and mild bronchial attacks. The standard reliever is described as indispensable and is sold by all druggists.
A vintage advertisement claims Dr. King's New Life Pills safely relieve biliousness headaches sour stomach and tongue coating by clearing bowel clogging and improving digestion.
Franklin Lincoln Hyde born December 11 1894 in Seligman Missouri died November 8 1918 at his Bayard Nebraska home aged 23 years 10 months 27 days. Everett Hyde son of Franklin Hyde died November 18 1918 in Bayard Nebraska from influenza and pneumonia aged 2 years 3 months. Gove Lester Greeson born March 8 1887 in Gove City Kansas died November 20 1918 at Verdel Nebraska of Spanish influenza and bronchial pneumonia aged 31 years 8 months 12 days. Mrs Case wife of W D Case died in Arthur Slaughter home northeast of Glenwood from influenza leaving husband and two young children. Several others ill in the Slaughter home with eight cases total. The notice mentions family ties to Hastings and Bayard Nebraska and a local obituary in the Glenwood area.
A Glenwood reader stresses the strength of evidence and testimony as the surest merit, arguing skepticism can be overcome by compelling proof presented by familiar voices.
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