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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1899
Page
5
Nebulous testimonials from Newton Des Moines and Beeville claim cure of long standing ruptures by the National Rupture Cure. Sufferers recount failed surgery, early testimonials praise No Pay policy, and urge others to seek the Des Moines program for lasting relief.
A 70 year old man, J C Sellers, states he was ruptured for over 22 years and had no hope of cure before undergoing the National Method treatment. After five sessions he was fully cured and could continue work without interruption. He notes the treatment is harmless, painless, and required no time off from business.
Caloma Iowa November 18 1897 case report of rupture cured at age 30 by the National Rupture Cure of Des Moines. narrator claims complete restoration with no need for a truss after digging wells building walls and lifting heavy rocks. supports certainty of cure and ongoing absence of symptoms.
A resident of Caloma Iowa writes of long standing ruptures and stomach trouble cured by the National Rupture Cure of Des Moines. The letter praises the remedy, says health fully returned, and asserts no money would bring back the old condition. The writer vows to spread the cure.
Rural notes report in depth on temperance education in public schools, claiming a 30 percent drop in liquor consumption over ten years. It links this to nationwide schooling and urges parents to reinforce lessons. Local items include Miss Des Moines fever cases, W.C.T.U. officers elected, and community updates from Valeria to Indianola.
Fugard and Brown announce the sale of Jasper county lands and Newton properties. Viewing will be at no expense to buyers. Correspondence is invited from interested purchasers.
Several houses for rent advertised with a 5 and 6 percent loan option. Enquiries indicate strong interest in ownership opportunities tied to monthly rents. The notice asks readers if anyone has a house to sell under these terms.
The undersigned sell at public sale on his Mariposa township farm 11 miles northeast of Newton on Wednesday March 1st 1800 at o'clock. Included are 21 cows 3 to 9 years old 27 calves 1 year old 24 horses various teams and mares planters and mules weighing up to 1500 pounds with wake. Also 6 male hogs 30 bushels corn and 40 ton Timothy hay, farm machinery including binders planters seeders cultivators plows wagons and more. Lunch at noon cash under 5 dollars and terms 12 months with 6 percent interest cash discount 24 percent. WM ALTEMEIER F A McMurray auctioneers E D Fine clerk. "For Rent" gas for sale at this office 15c each two for 5c.
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