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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1903
Page
4
The article reassures readers that Ohio remains youthful in spirit and will keep inviting its citizens to the pie counter. It notes that even without an invitation, they will step forward, reflecting a steady, confident tone about the state's enduring vitality.
Mrs. 8 H Newson of Decatur Alabama endured three years of indigestion and stomach troubles when doctors failed. She credits Electric Bitters with a miraculous recovery and endorses it for kidney liver stomach and bowel ailments. Sold 60c guaranteed by Dr. Svette Drugist Brooklyn. Raleigh News and Observer opposes Cleveland and derides democracy keeping away from Clevelandism.
All ladies and children unable to stand laxative strain are urged to try the famous Little Early Risers pills. They do not purge the system and even a double dose won’t gripe or sicken. Endorsed by W H Howell and Bob Moore. Sold by all druggists. Syracuse Post Standard notes exhibitors at the Louisiana Purchase show include gentlemen who began chewing and smoking before the purchase and remain hale and hearty.
Fresh testimonials claim Dr King's New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds is unequaled. A Virginia man with three years of bronchitis reports complete cure after using the product. Trials offered by O H Soetje Druggist with 50 cent and one dollar bottles.
Advertises a patent medicine claiming to cure Sick and Nervous Headaches by purifying blood and boosting health. Offers a 25 cent price and a money back guarantee if not cured. Sold by O. H. Soetje, a local druggist.
A centennial address honors Civil War soldiers and their families, praising citizen soldiers, cherishing veterans, and urging national unity. It recalls Union and Confederate valor, Civil War deeds, and the enduring symbol of the flag, while saluting soldiers wives and mothers and pledging support for veterans.
The board approved several bills including Teachers' Fund and Contingent Fund items, noted salaries and supplies, and Mary E Bruce was elected principal of the first primary. Also mention of travel ads for a Christian Scientists meeting and DeWitt & Co Witch Hazel Salve ad. A separate note reports a chambermaid robbed after refusing to make Dr Washington's bed.
The text promotes a digestive remedy that supposedly enables digestion and transformation of food into nourishing blood for nerves, tissues, and muscles. It also touts a cure for indigestion and stomach disorders sold by druggists, followed by a brief note about George Francis Train contracting smallpox and a claim about his psychic bodyguard.
An assortment of mid 19th century style patent cures and tonics urge readers to stock Bucklen Amnica Salve for burns and wounds, A B C Family Tea for liver relief, Pecan Oil for horse galls, and general medicines sold by local druggists.
A 219 acre farm three and a half miles from Lebanon Missouri offers 45 acres meadow 15 pasture 20 orchard 35 oats 100 corn nearly all planted 185 barrels of apples last year. Fine buildings and a pond with reliable water. Includes 40 acres of timber. Price 6000. Respond to Carso Crane Lebanon Missouri 4814 for details.
Travel deal from Chicago to Boston and return 19 cents via Nickel Plate Road for Christian Scientists meeting June 26 to July 1. Tickets on sale June 25 1927 with open return until June 28. Deposit ticket in Boston on July 1 2 8 or 14 and pay 50 cents to extend to August 1. Niagara Falls stopover allowed without extra charge. Three daily trains and sleeping cars with American Club meals. John Y. Calahan General Agent Chicago for reservations. Also A B C Family Tea and Liniment advertised with prices 25 and 50 cents.
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