Evils of Constipation Warn of Appendicitis
The article warns that severe constipation can lead to appendicitis and urges regular bowel movements. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as an easy, mild solution to prevent the dangerous condition.
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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
3
The article warns that severe constipation can lead to appendicitis and urges regular bowel movements. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as an easy, mild solution to prevent the dangerous condition.
In Ohio's Toledo lucan county a sworn statement from Frank J. Cheney, senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co., offers a one hundred dollar reward for every catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The advertisement notes internal use and blood action, with notary public seal and invitation to send for free booklets.
Sae Gus Schulz Tou handles wallpaper hanging and paper hanging tasks. Expert in papering walls, seams, and finishing touches for homes and rooms. Local property owners hire for durable, quality results.
The notice states pricing for obituary cards and related items by the line, with 8 cents per line for cards of thanks resolutions and obituary poetry, and 6 cents per line for local advertising.
Oddball items from the Moulton region recount a late May rain, farm work starts with corn, local travels and visits, a fire scare at a garage, a ball game win by the Moulton Reds, and nostalgic captions about traveling to Centerville to see Norma Talmage. Notable names include W. L. Palmer, Jim Evans, Tom Pryor, Lewis McFall, Horace Bethel, Beryl Ellis, Frank Berg, J. N. Clapson, and J. Shanks.
Bees at the A J G Bailey home northwest of Blakesburg sheltered two years, kept undisturbed until Arthur Grooms was called in. He breached the dwelling and uncovered over 200 pounds of honey, with only a small amount remaining to testify to the tale.
Judge Shelton and attorneys Ben Franklin of Macon Ed S Jones of LaPlata appeared at the U S Court of Appeals in St Paul as counsel for Macon Motor Car Co in a $200000 claim against the Wabash Railroad. The suit seeks damages for destruction of the plaintiff’s plant by sparks from a locomotive in May 1917. The lower Hannibal Lancaster Excesloria court awarded $360000 to the plaintiff.
Monroe City News reports 170 rented goats perished on A Lee Ely's farm during a two week cold spell. The animals, recently sheared, crowded in hollows to stay warm and smothered as the temperature dropped. The event follows a Newberry case noted for its political implications and questions of legality.
The forestry department at Amey reports Iowa will spend millions more on lumber freight as hauls lengthen from lumbering centers. Professor McDonald notes waste lands could yield a climber crop in a few years, with a Carolina-like plantation growing 60 foot trees in ten years. Iowa has 14,216 acres of natural and 468 of artificial forest reserves, with oaks most numerous among natives. Iowa also holds significant fruit tree acreage, mainly apples. in 1920 the average fruit crop value was 273 dollars per acre.
A vintage magazine article mocked a goose farm investment claiming a three year profit of 321,000 from 300 invested, based on income from livers feathers and oil. It notes readers were swayed by figures that seemed to defy reality, illustrating how numbers can mislead.
Villjalmur Stefansson, the explorer, said the North was calling him and he would likely go in 1922 but under uncertain auspices. He announced that an official Dominion government project will publish an account of his travels from 1903 to 1914 within fifteen years.
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