Not a Charity but a Desire to Help Humanity
Miss Rhetha Hosken of Grand Rapids shares a life changing testimonial about Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. She describes paralysis and speech loss from poverty of the blood, then rapid recovery after using the pills. The ad touts the medicine as blood and nerve affecting with uses for locomotor ataxia partial paralysis St Vitus dance sciatica neuralgia rheumatism and other weaknesses. Pills sold by dealers or by mail from Schenectady N Y priced fifty cents a box six for two dollars fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhetha Hosken
John Hosken
Cherry Street
Grand Rapids
Mich
Dr. Williams
Tam
Losses From High East Wind Reach 1500 Dollars
Winds and high waves along the Mississippi cause extensive damage to logs and river facilities. Fred Garrison faces 385000 feet of logs on Geneva Island at risk of washout while Whitmore’s boat livery dock sections break free. Logs, launches, and boats are swamped or adrift as levees and river banks strain under the gale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Garrison
Geneva Island
Mississippi
Whitmore
South Muscatine
Iowa
M. N
Sunday school plans Children day program in Wapello
The Methodist church in Wapello prepares a Children day program for June 7 at 7:45 p m. The program committee aims for an engaging and instructional event as children practice daily. A divorce petition was filed in district court by Mary E Maiden formerly Mary E Maiden against J F Agy seeking remarriage rights and restoration of her former name. Memorial services were held in the court room due to bad weather with Oscar Hale delivering the address. Wapello encampment No 12 nominated officers for June 11 elections. hometown notes report Clarke's Grove teacher George W Weber returning home. Ed Archibald and family visiting from Chicago. County crop report lists 1902 figures by acres for Louisa county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
Methodist Church
Mary FE. Agy
Columbus Junction
J. F. Agy
Mary E. Maiden
Oscar Hale
Walter Fields
James Guthrie
N. Crutchfield
Emanuel Schwab
Nearhood
Horace Beane
George W. Weber
Clarke’s Grove
Minn
Clint L. Price
Louisa County
Ed. Archibald
Chicago
Archibald
Secretary of State
Port Louisa
Concord
Elliot
Liquozone Promises Germ-Fighting Bottle Trial
An advertisement claims Liquozone, a liquid oxygen product costing $100,000 to license, can kill germs inside the body without harming tissues. It offers a free 50 cent bottle to prove its efficacy and asserts doctors no longer prescribe drugs for germ diseases.
First Bottle Free Coupon Offer From Drugstore
A promotion invites readers to mail a coupon to receive a full-size eight ounce bottle at no charge. The program states the drugstore will pay the pharmacist price for the regular 50 cent bottle and send it by mail if germ trouble is claimed.
Liquorone Liquifies Oxygen to Kill Germs in Blood
Public notice touts Liquorone as liquid oxygen by Pauli built to flood the blood with excess oxygen. It claims no drugs or alcohol, 14 days to prepare, tested for two years, with $100,000 paid for US rights. Company asserts it kills internal germs without harming the patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauli
United States
Liquozone Claims For Germ Diseases List
The document lists diseases claimed to be cured by Liquozone after extensive testing, noting only proven germ diseases are included. It names many conditions from asthma to tuberculosis and syphilis, asserting cures in difficult cases and excluding uncertain results to protect Liquozone’s reputation.
County Crops Report Tally By Acreage Headlines
Morning Sun leads oats with 3 081 acres while Columbus City tops barley at 506 acres. Timothy covers 3 341 acres and pasturage 8 989. Wapello dominates rye with 1 914 acres and clover at 201. Grandview records 77 acres of potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus City
Timothy
Grandview
Musical Evening at Letts Hosts Delight Local Lovers
A Letts Iowa gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Winslow drew many music lovers for an informal program. Guests included Mr and Mrs Montgomery Mr and Mrs Childress Mr and Mrs Richardson and others. The night featured piano and violin solos by local artists such as G B Furnas E C Furnas and Miss Nannie Montgomery among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letts
Win fFlls
Montgomery
Childless
Richardson
Ulric Garrett
Robert Elliot
E. S. Rabe
Nannie Montgomery
Mae Longstreth
Winnie Shellabarger
Carrie Neil
Jettie Shellabarger
Anna Moberly
Effie Garret
Lola Collins
Belle Knott
J. Collins
Mart
Mary Shellabarger
Carnival
Streabogg
Hazel Ellis
Zara
Knodle
G. B. Furnas
Pearl Furnas
la Chasse
Rheinberger
E. Cc. Furnas
Tait
L. E. Parson
Sen-Sen
Snowberger
If I
Were A Bird
Henselt
F. C. Furnas
Adams
Lavona
von Weber
E. C. Furnas
Carew
L. E. Parsons
Child cured of stomach trouble after Chamberlain tablets
For a long time the two year old child of Mr. P. L. McPherson had poor sleep due to stomach trouble. After giving half a Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablet the child slept through the night. Two boxes effected a permanent cure and she is now well and strong. For sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. McPherson
Tenth St
Harrisburg
Chamberlain
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Poverty in a Street Filth Reveals Hardship
A stark observation ties the street’s poverty to its filth, highlighting hardship visible in urban neglect. The remark underscores living conditions and health impacts amid squalid surroundings.
East Hill notes and town updates in brief
Andy Berry is recovering after severe finger injuries at the Huttig factory and hopes to return to work soon. B K Wintermute celebrated his 71st birthday with a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Newman. Mrs. J Pomeroy of Riverview is slowly recovering from a heart attack. New plastering on Mr. Thirtyacre’s Park Avenue residence and rapid work on the Riverview Brant Bond house. Mrs. George Rensink and child returned from South English visit. Mrs. Philip Dale visited Cedar Rapids. Mrs. A Butcher visiting relatives in Cedar County. Dr M Gortner from Ottumwa will occupy rooms in the remodeled building on East Second Street. Rev C T McCampbell of Fairfield has been visiting locally. Mr Wilsie, formerly of Dubuque, will move into Mrs Nora Martin’s Park and Madison residence. Mrs. Louisa Wahl of Victor Ia visiting Ludwig Fischer’s Washington Street home. East Hill hosts a button factory on Sherman Street with another expected soon. Henry Martin nearly recovered from a pickle factory fall and has returned to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Berry
Huttig
B. K. Wintermute
Newman
Pearson
Gilman
J. Pomeroy
Riverview
Thirtyacre
Park Avenue
Brant Bond
George Rensink
South English
Philip Dale
Cedar Rapids
A. Butcher
Cedar County
M. Gortner
Ottumwa
East Second Street
C .T. McCampbell
Fairfield
Wilsie
Dubuque
Nora Martin
Madison Street
Louisa Wahl
Victor
Ludwig Fischer
Washington Street
East Hill
Musserville
Sherman Street
Henry Martin
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Alderman Hosken
C. E. Crow
Osteopath
MY Home
Woodlawn Avenue
Bath and Pantry
E. 0
Burnside
East Second St
Carthage College
Denhart Hall
Carthage
Toney Antler
New Boston
Muscatine
Sycamore Street
South Wing
Rock Island
South
Musser Lumber Yards
Musser Yards
Frank Ashcraft
Kaiser’s
Rollin
Nat and Remoiil
Des Moines, Iowa
Bridht
E. Kinsie St
J. M
Havercamp
Prescription Drug Store
SS. G
P. Stein
M. P. Goff
West Second Street
Switzer Electric Supply Co
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