CROUP CURED By Out of Town Correspondent Letter
Hastings Nebraska mother Mrs W S Harrison asks for a jar of Mother's Salve claiming it cures croup and several ailments. She praises its quick action and notes the product has 30 years of successful, pure vegetable oil preparation and claims it prevents diphtheria and pneumonia.
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Nebraska
W.S. Harrison
Fourth and
St. Joe Streets
Hastings
Neb
Mother's
Croup
Tam
Melpine Social Notes and Local Happenings
A. H. Winter mute visits the area while Abe Eis settles in on the old Silverthorn farm. The community school closed last Friday with Mr. Key receiving praise as teacher. Several residents and visitors are noted including Daniel Grimm and son Jake, Rose Eis, Neal Cole, and Will Wackett.
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Melpine
A. H. Wintermute
Harvey, HL
Abe Eis
Silverthorn
Key
Daniel Grimm
Jake
Muscatine
Biller
Cat
Fairport
Rose Eis
Neal B. Cole
J. S. Hetzler
Dr. Snyder
Mr. Hetzler
Elvey Eis
Lou Irwin
D. A. Cole
Will Wackett
Fires scorch clustered homes and insured property nearby
The report notes X44 SexX4 erty carried $400 insurance yet faces hardship. Three houses burned within a few miles in a short span. Elbert Lamb will move into Mr. Smith’s vacated home. E E Murdock helps his brother R W cut wood then works for A G Murdock near Gilcrist.
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Gilcrist
H. F. Whitney
Thomas Unsworth
Hamlet
School election changes director and plans repair
A new daughter arrives for Harry Long. Leonard Lambs return from Clinton Iowa where they stayed with daughter Mrs Milbourne. In the school election C C Croxen replaces Leonard Heberling as director. A $1000 vote to repair the school house passes and a new principal is expected next year. Pep per leaves for other plans.
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Harry Long
Leonard Lamb
Clinton
Milbourne
C. C. Croxen
Leonard Heberling
Mr. Pepper
Yankee Hollow Community Notes and School Directors Elected
Yankee Hollow reports Mrs. Frank Leverich visiting Rock Island and Moline. John Boot takes a job in Muscatine. Oliver Doran visits Davenport. Miss Lillian McKilligan at the county seats. Henry Holsear moves to the Bacont Raynor house. Township has many teachers. Sub-directors elected: No.2 Wm Merchant, No.3 Crist Neumeir, No.4 Henry Drum, No.1 Joe R McClean, No.6 Wm Fricke, No.7 Pat Carroll. All schools closed except No.7 which ends in two weeks.
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Yankee Hollow
Frank Leverich
Rock Island
Moline
John Boot
Muscatine
Oliver Doran
Davenport
Patrick Doran
Lillian McKilligan
Henry Holsear
Oxford Junction
Bacont Raynor
J. Echelberger
Ma’ams
Wm. Merchant
Crist Neumeir
Henry Drum
Joe R. McClean
Wm. Fricke
Pat Carroll
Cedar Bethel Local Notes March 12
Cedar Bethel items list moves visitors and visits including T Cross occupying Oren Lee’s house. Oren Lee at Conesville. Lee family visiting Cairo and Omaha. Maggie Lupton dines with Cynthia Lee. Ina Lupton visiting Columbus Junction. Edythe Walnitz surprise party noted. Robert Lee finishes drilling for George Hawkins. several local families, sick lists and chores listed.
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Cedar Bethel
T. Cross
Oren Lee
Jas. E. Lee
Cairo
Omaha
Maggie Lupton
Cynthia Lee
Conesville
Sam Johnston
Henry Wagner
Cedar Bottom
Ina Lupton
Columbus Junction
Lelia Lowe
Rosa Delton
Edythe Walnitz
Robert Lee
George Hawkins
Etta Littrell
Anne
Lulu
Williams
Rosa Cross
Eva Lee
Maggie Littrell
Tool
Eldred Estle
Port Allen School News and Local Notes
Miss Madge Babbett closed her Nichols area school and returned home to Port Allen. Dennis from Iowa river moved to L D Millers. Lloyd Orr is gravely ill. Dr Hubbard summoned. Madison Crocker and wife visited Mrs F E Crocker on Saturday. Dr Chown and L D Miller attended the M W A lodge at the Junction. School election passed quietly. Lee D Miller elected director. Stephen Crocker remains ill.
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Port Allen
Madge Babbett
Nichols
Madge
Dennis
Iowa River
L. D. Miller
Lloyd Orr
Dr. Hubbard
Madison Crocker
F. E. Crocker
Dc. R. Chown
M. W. A. Lodge
Lee D. Miller
Stephen Crocker
East Buffalo News Briefs Reports Illness and Fire
In East Buffalo on March 12 Mrs. Jennie Becking and several children of local families are described as ill. Elbert Lamb helps Arthur Bull haul wood as preparations begin for summer. Andrew Smith relocates to Fruitland Ta. N A Bull’s house burns due to a stove pipe, Mrs. Bull alone inside. fire at 11 a.m. destroys part of furniture and clothing, with partial losses saved.
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East Buffalo
Jennie Becking
E. Bull
Ed. Fox
Edith
Elbert Lamb
Arthur Bull
Andrew Smith
Fruitland
Ta. N. A
Bull
Community Notices From Atalissa March Happenings
March items from Atalissa record funerals in Muscatine and a quiet stormy Sunday at the Christian church. Relocations include Wm Meeks moving to West Liberty and Stacker acquiring the Louis Watson farm. A church wedding unites Charles Devere and Miss Lillie Depping of Moscow Township. The Lyceum season ends next Friday. News of local schooling, work changes, and illness in Rock Island wrap the week.
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Atalissa
H. J. Atiy
Muscatine
Joe Bennett
R. P. Stacker
B. Stacker
Louis Watson
West Liberty Road
Hal Heberling
Frank Holmes
Rev. Blanchard
Christian Church
Lyceum
Clyde Heberling
White Pigeon School
Cedar County
Blanchard
Charles Devere
Lillie Depping
Moscow Township
Dinah Weisse
Miss Depping
Dice
Mr. Kiser
Lime City
Archie Croxen
Will Fryermuth
Kephart
Rock Island
Mrs A Deacon Endorses Dodd's Kidney Pills in East Randolph
In East Randolph New York on February 28 1901 Mrs A Deacon vice president of the local W C T U testifies to the cure power of Dodd's Kidney Pills. She cites a friend near insanity who recovered after five boxes and her own health improved after two boxes. The piece notes many similar cases in Cattaraugus county and promotes pills priced 50 cents a box six for $2.50 with purchase from a local druggist or Dodds Medicine Co Buffalo NY.
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East Randolph
N. Y
A. Deacon
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Dodd
Cattaraugus County
Phebe Morris
Ira
Cayuga Co
N.Y
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Uffalo
Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
Hans
Local Notes From Wilton March News Roundup
Wilton residents report visits from relatives and travelers including Mrs A D Sperry from Rock Island and Jerry Donovan from New York. Plans include an ice cream supper by the Presbyterian church and activities by the Wilton Harmonia club, athletic event at the college gym, and a Royal Neighbors gathering. C C Bacon elected to the school board. R M Huey family have moved to New Mexico. Bennet store changes and local commerce updates.
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Wilton
A. D. Sperry
Rock Island
Neb
McMillan Book Company
Professor Focht
The
Presbyterian Church
Ben Ludiow
J. M. Scott
M. E. Church
Muscatine
Sousa
Ella Smith
Miss Gordon
Toledo
F. M. Ridings
Cedar Rapids
J. H. Slater
Spanish Fork
Utah
S. H. Wise
Laura Alexander
Grundy Center
Cyrus Shugar
Wilton Harmonia Club
Nell Hall
College Gymnasium
Woodman Hall
C. C. Bacon
R. M. Huey
New Mexico
Jacob
Mesers
Nelson
Brammell
Bennet
Ed. Miller
Cherry Cough Syrup Claims Quick Cure
Davenport reader Ernest Whipple states Bergs Cherry Cough Syrup cured his cough and soreness. Advertisement claims guaranteed cure for threat and lung troubles and urges readers to try it.
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Ernest Whipple
Davenport
Iowa
J. J. Havercamp
Hot Springs Arkansas Promoted as Health Resort
The Hot Springs in Arkansas are presented as a government endorsed health resort for rheumatism neuralgia grippe and other ailments. It cites a favorable winter climate and 200 hotels and directs readers to contact a local ticket agent or Mr John G Farmer A G P A Cedar Rapids Iowa for information and illustrated books from the Bureau of Information Hot Springs Ark.
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Hot Springs
Arkansas
United States
John G. Farmer
Cedar Rapids
Bureau of Information
Ark
Scandal About Teddy No Harm to Roosevelt Career
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes that scandals about Vice President Roosevelt arrived too late to affect his political standing. It suggests critics exaggerate dangers and wild claims, but the public remains confident in his character and achievements despite spurious tales of mountaineering and broncho incidents.
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Roosevelt
Philadelphia Inquirer
Guaranteed cure claims for Regex Cherry Cough Syrup
An advertisement from Chattanooga Tennessee proclaims Regex Cherry Cough Syrup can cure throat and lung troubles and saved hundreds of children annually. Mrs. Adam Schreiber endorses the remedy noting it saved her baby from croup with a blessing for the life saver.
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Adam Schreiber
Chattanooga
Tenn
J. J. Havercamp
Good Beginning Ends in Troubled Marriage Says Old Proverb
An essay explores the idea that happiness often attracts envy and misfortune. It cites marital strain from idealized domestic life, then endorses Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a remedy for womanly weakness, with patient testimonials and a note on free consultations.
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