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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1902
Page
2
Prince Henry of Germany, brother of Emperor William, will arrive in this country Saturday. Preparations are underway to provide him a fine visit from start to finish as he travels as the Emperor's representative to witness Alice Roosevelt christen the new yacht.
Senator Maytag introduced two bills last week to better protect factory workers. The state labor commissioner commends the measures as highly beneficial for employee safety and rights in industry.
The excerpt warns of a serious smallpox outbreak in Lowa and widespread affliction across the western states. It urges strict quarantine enforcement by individuals and town and county officials, stressing that doctors and officials must take every precaution and follow laws.
The speaker argues for reciprocal tariff cuts with Cuba and suggests annexation as a future option. He favors Cuba conceding tariff reductions proportional to any granted to American goods and warns a one sided approach will not work.
Time is money. The Faultless saves time and is the only practical up-to-date Stump Puller and Grubb ing Machine on the market. The best is the cheapest. It pays to buy the best. Send for free catalogue to R. S. CAWARD, Cresco, Ia. 301S
The Iowa Central Railway will sell excursion tickets at fare and one third from all points in Iowa for the Annual State Meeting of the Odd Fellows Department Council Patriarchs Militant in Marshalltown on February 20 and 21, 1902. For information contact the local agent or Geo. S. Batty G P and T A Marshalltown IA.
The ad touts August Flower as the leading medicine in the civilized world for indigestion biliousness and general malaise. It claims doctors were scarce and shows Green's August Flower as a universal cure with a promise of quick relief after a few doses. Wagley and Smead's sell Green's remedies and offer Green's Almanac for more details.
The RacORD advertises its fine equipped shop for best work at low or lower prices than other offices in the state. It highlights six months of quality output, inviting business men to partner for clean, tasteful printing. Specializes in commercial printing, programs, invitations, and any project needing extra taste and good work.
A Camden Messenger notice endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a top cough and cold treatment, especially for families with children, urging readers to keep it at home to prevent croup. Also advertised are English Spavin Liniment for horses and Electric Bitters for general weakness, with dealer names and prices.
The ad touts a day to three day cure titled Mystic Care for rheumatism and neuralgia with claims of rapid relief and a first dose benefit. It lists price one dollar and sales by Arthur L. Kennedy at Newton. It also promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets at 25 cents and a photo enlargement service for 95 cents at Newton Art Studio in the same room as Rhoads' wall paper and paint store.
An array of health advertisements tout Dr King New Discovery as a cure for consumption pneumonia la grippe bronchitis and various coughs and colds. A Laurel Springs NC reader claims complete recovery after seven bottles and praises other products including Rocky Mountain Tea bread and flour deals and local sales notices.
A health note explains back pain as muscular stiffness from cold, urging prompt relief with Perry Davis Painkiller. It claims the remedy prevents lumbago and asserts there is only one Perry Davis.
Wm. Martin announces he has exited the hog business and will now devote all efforts to buying rags rubber bones iron brass copper zinc lead and related items. Goods will be weighed at Bergman Bros and McKinley with payment in cash at market price. Notify by post and he will call for the goods.
Dr. King's New Life Pills claim millions are always at work night and day. They promise relief from indigestion biliousness constipation sick headache and all stomach liver and bowel troubles. Easy pleasant safe and sure at Westbrook and Geise's drug store for 2 cents.
Reported buyers seeking substitutes for Madison Medicine Co. Rocky Mountain Tea. The lure appears in local markets with several unnamed sellers pushing comparable herbal blends. Authorities caution consumers to verify product origin and avoid unverified claims.
An odd statement asserts bulk coffee varies, while claiming bulk purchases differ from sealed packages. It argues that sealed Lion Coil coffee guarantees uniform flavor strength freshness and absolute purity, contrasting bulk variability with package integrity.
The notice solicits duplicating any magazine subscription offers printed by the Record. It asks readers to send for magazines through the newspaper, implying a reprint or reproduction request with no clear deadline or publisher changes.
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