Golden Medical Discovery Promoted For Blood Purity
An 19th century advertisement extols Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifying remedy free of alcohol opium and narcotics. It claims substitutes are profit driven and cites a testimonial from William D Shamblelin of Remy Cherokee Nation noting ringworm cleared after five bottles. Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets are said to cure constipation.
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William D. Shambelin
Remy
Cherokee Nation
Indian Territory
Hampton items report saloon opening and community plans
By Our Correspondents in Hampton details updated local happenings including a new saloon to be opened at Vincent's drug store with Jacob Hermes as proprietor, plans for a future town hall, fraternal societies seeking quarters, church revival closures, and travels of residents such as Miss Gertrude Mohr and the Mosher family. An explosion at R G Thompsons button factory caused minor engine damage.
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Hampton
Jai
Rxank Marvell
Richard Maxwell
Munson
Istand
Watertown
Vincent
Jacob Hermes
P. A. Willis
JL. Franklin
Mr. Franklin
Gertrude Mohr
M. Arnholt
John Klotz
John Oltmann
Jacob Herms
Gilen
Rey Wood
Mrs. Brussert
M. EB
Congregational Church
Fred Mosher
Rock Island
Misael Doris Mosher
Josie Strohmeter
I. Richardson
Ed Simmons
F. A. Wood
Holgington
J. B. Burgoyne
Edgington
R. G.thompson
Revival progress at Zuma M E and Enterprise U B churches
Special correspondence from Wake reports revival meetings ongoing at Zuma M E and Enterprise U B churches. Visitors Miss Brown of Moline and Mr Wilson of Milan joined Frank Dow. W C T U social at Mrs Frank Wake’s drew about 125. $21 cleared. Quarterly meetings set for Justin and Rose Hill. communion planned. Mr Litkey returns from Arkansas with plans to sell his farm and move.
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Wake
Zuma M. E
Enterprise U. B
Miss Brown
Moline
Mr. Wilson
Milan
Frank Dow
WC. T. U
Frank Wake
Ed Wainwright
Dakota
W H Whiteside
Mr. Emery
Justin
Rose Hill
Litkey
Arkansas
Mr Litkey
Grandma Moody
Maude Boney Visits Rock Island Sister in January
Miss Maude Boney is visiting her sister Mrs. J Stewart in Rock Island. Chas Householder underwent appendicitis surgery by Drs Miller Barwald and Moore on Tuesday. The Modern Woodmen installed officers Thursday with a supper and dance following. The temperance union organized at the Baptist church last Sunday plans weekly programs. Kathryn Britton visited La Harpe Illinois last Saturday at Uncle Gardner's home. A dance was held at Dolph Dunlap's home last night.
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Andalusia
Maude Boney
Rock Island
J Stewart
W. Johnson
Chas. Householder
The
Baptist Church
Kathryn Britton
la Harpe
Ill
Gardner
Dolph Dunlap
Cordova News Briefs Include Weddings and Local Happenings
Reports from Cordova note heavy snow but poor sleighing. Edward Smith and Minnie Avery wed at the bride’s parents’ home. J. A. Wooster buys a fine organ. a new barber shop and pool room are opening next week. Jack Enwright captures a ghost on Saturday. Henry Durant hosts graphophone evenings for customers. Simon Trent sells a Walnut farm.
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Cordova
Wendt
Dixon
J. W. Maxwell
Dubuque
Luther Forsythe
Pittsburg
Edward Smith
Minnie Avery
Wm. Reynolds
Willie Marshall
J. A. Wooster
D. Roy Bowlby
Rock Island
Jack Enwright
Briar Bluff Social Notes Pause in Tri Cities
James W. Kershaw spent Friday in the tri cities. Mrs. C. H. Rugh and daughter Mrs. Harry Rugh travel to Chicago for a few days. A. J. Kincaid and G. W. Kincaid visited Reed Tomlinson's family at Aledo Sunday. Mrs. D. Maskell shopped in Rock Island Monday. H. M. A. Clodfelter in Moline Monday. Joe Maskell left for St Louis to learn brakeman duties for future passenger service. Marguerite Simpson visited Rock Island Tuesday. About five inches of light snow Monday, but warm weather may melt it quickly. A dinner party at J. W. Kershaw's Wednesday.
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Briar Bluff
James W. Kershaw
Tri-Cities
C. H. Rugh
Harry Rugh
Chicago
A. J. Kincaid
G. W. Kincaid
Aledo
Reed Tomlinson
D. Maskell
Rock Inland
H. M. A. Clodfelter
Moline
Joe Maskell
St. Louis
Marguerite Simpson
Rock Island
J. W. Kershay
Rural notes on snow moisture and local departures
Rural area reports a Monday snow bringing moisture to dry ground with fine weather aiding stock. Several residents travel or recover. Anna Warnock returns from Monmouth, Alma Wilson intends Lincoln study music, Dan Grant hospitalized with paralysis, Mrs. Alfred Larson home from hospital but not improving quickly.
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John McMeekin
Nesy
Oklahoma
Anna Warnock
Monmouth
Alma Wilson
Lincoln
Neb
Anna Bollman
Orion
Dan Grant
Alfred Larson
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