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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1900
Page
3
Excerpt notes the Horse Book by Judge Biggie features General George Washingtons Mt Vernon stable. It highlights a village stable design with plans and elevation and offers the book for 50 cents mailed from Wilmer Atkinson Co Philadelphia. Also mentions best dollar flour at Winn Kennedy Newton with guarantees.
The article promotes Bradfield’s Female Regulator as a traditional herbal remedy by a noted physician. It claims the formula treats menses irregularity, leucorrhea, uterine prolapse, nervousness, headaches, and backache. It emphasizes nature’s healing support and urges fair consideration of the product.
The piece highlights Dr King’s New Discovery free trials and claims of curing respiratory diseases. It notes W O Foster offering a free bottle and mentions prices. It shifts to J W Rambo’s lonely retirement after farm sale, his Union Army pension, and upbeat outlook. Other items cite Electric Bitters' sales and local travel notices before ending with a flour subscription prompt.
Mrs Poulson has improved after six months of illness and may be up and about. Mrs J McCully near Ira is very ill with lung fever and not much better. Harris the creamery man repairs the Ira creamery and plans big summer business. Girover Jones will soon move to Cripple Creek Colorado where his daughter lives. Farmers have been busy in the fields and some have finished sowing small grain. Frank Tramel moved in with his father J J Tramel. School reopened at Ira with Miss Carrie Jeffries as teacher. Elm Grove school has Miss Michards, a young Baxter school graduate teaching this spring. The C G W Ry plans new stock yards at Ira creating four new lots to aid shippers.
Geo Failor of Newton visited Kellogg on Saturday as the band concert at the opera house raised funds for new suits. Loyi Richardson, A L Eubank bought property on Depot Street. house to be rebuilt. Easter program at Christian church included music and tableaux. Mrs Jas Allum dies after illness. funeral held Monday led by Rev Collins. Woodmen banquet and social events noted.
An advertisement promotes Dr Miles Dropsy Treatment with free samples worth 1000 and testimonials from cured patients. It quotes various individuals and locations claiming relief from dropsy and heart trouble. A Grain-O coffee substitute ad follows, praising purity of grains and suitability for all ages with a 25 cent price.
The town prepares a new bank building near Mr. J. W. Edwards store with Mr. Williamson of Monroe as cashier. A son was born Easter Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Welle. Mrs. Reisner of Des Moines visits her mother Mrs. Reaenor amid illness notes. W. E. Caldwell plans a summer kitchen. Mrs. Virgil Blackledge improves from illness. W. O. Wilson of Chicago visits Reasnor relatives. Dr. O. O. Carpenter travels to Des Moines. his father Dr. L. J. Carpenter of Galesburg comes to substitute. A daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Craig Ross recovers from an illness. Easter services at the M. E. church are held with a program. James Wilson, previously ill, worsens. The old grain office is torn down for a new one. El Waring plans a new residence north of the W. I. Taylor home. The Pentico child is reported ill.
Local publication invites advertisers to grab spring business through Recoup. Limited spots available for targeted campaigns and seasonal features. Reserve now to maximize reach and engagement with readers seeking deals and services this season.
A West Virginia couple reports a rheumatism attack that confined the wife to bed for over a month. After using Chamberlain's Pain Balm, she could walk to breakfast the next morning without help and has not suffered a similar attack since. Sold by Wagley and Smead, druggists.
Belief in a six hour relief for kidney and bladder ills with New Great South American Kidney Cure. Claims prompt pain relief in bladder kidneys and back for both sexes and immediate reduction of water retention. Sold by A L Kennedy druggist Newton Iowa.
An old advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life fine for headaches promising cure for sick and nervous headaches by improving blood and health. Offers 25c money back if not cured and lists W Q Foster druggist as seller. Also notes visiting cards with new styles and various price options at the Recorp office.
Overworked nerves cause headaches dizziness sleep loss appetite decline and run down health. Dr Miles Nervine feeds strengthens and rebuilds the system to cure nerves. A Decatur Indiana surveyor Mr G E McKean recounts long nervous prostration and stomach trouble improving after using Nervine. Sold everywhere.
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