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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1902
Page
2
The passage argues strongly that Iowa should not entertain the idea of deposing Mr. Wilson from the Agriculture post. It praises Wilson’s achievements, claiming he has done more for his department than several predecessors and deserves continued service, citing his nickname Tama Jim as a sign of his success.
A dispatch quotes Gen. Chaffee saying the Filipino people are deceitful and untrustworthy, far from ready for self government. He notes his long experience as an Indian fighter and gives Filipinos more devilishness than the worst Indian historic figure.
The Canvass for senatorial honors grows crowded in Illinois with Billie Mason nearing the end of his Senate career. Chas. Dawes actively campaigns. Stephens may field with Cannon and Hitt as possible entrants. Hitt, praised as a seasoned statesman, could cap his public service with a U S Senate term.
The post office department is cleaning up fake advertising papers in major cities. Circulation clerks fume as a committee circulates a false claim that all second class mail must go to paid subscribers. The assertion is untrue, though many reporters and printers fell for it.
The writer notes extensive effort to learn about the matter and suggests that some credit is needed to operate a county newspaper. They urge the department to collect payment from all subscribers after they fall a year behind, claiming subscribers would stay employed and busy.
An editorial extols the Sioux City Journal as the best daily paper in Iowa. It notes seven editions weekly, with morning and evening issues, a metropolitan reach, and strong editorial and news coverage. The piece suggests Des Moines could emulate such enterprise, referencing Lafe Young and a new Sunday Morning News.
A Cascade Iowa druggist Mr J H Weber endorses Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Talbots noting their consistent relief. He urges readers to try them for indigestion after meals, bilious taste, poor appetite, or constipation and promises prompt relief. Wagley smead druggists sell the remedy.
All readers are invited to subscribe to The Iowa Homestead The Poultry Farmer and The Special Farmers Institute Editions with our own paper for a four‑paper one‑year price of 1.50. The trio are described as the best of their class and highly practical for farmers with limited time. Samples are available at the office for inspection.
A Jamaica merchant lauds Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for curing a severe cold in his daughter and preventing a pneumonia attack. He claims seven years of use with consistent results and notes it is for sale by Wagiley & Co.
A brief note states that Couehand Works offers Cold Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a promise of curing acidity in one day. The ad proclaims No Cure, No Pay and lists a price in cents.
Advertises Dr Kings New Life Pills as a harmless, gentle laxative to purify the body by stimulating liver and bowels to expel toxins. Endorsed by Rev J M Yingling of Cumberland Md for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Also lists visiting cards and railroad safety warning, with Rocky Mountain Tea vanity pitch from Big Store.
A mother recalls Chamberlain's Cough Remedy saving her little boy who nearly suffocated during a severe croup attack. She bought the medicine in Goodwin South Dakota and used it as directed, after which the child began to recover. The anecdote notes the remedy was available from Wagley and Smead druggists.
An advertisement proclaims Perry Davis Pain Killer as the sole remedy for sore strained muscles and injuries from daily accidents. It features claims that mothers, fathers, and children are aided by the product, stressing its unique effectiveness and universal relief.
An advertisement touts a "Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and neuralgia promising relief in one day and radical cure in three days. The first dose allegedly benefits, with the remedy sold by Arthur L. Kennedy, a Newton pharmacist, at 7 cents or $1.00.
A promotion invites readers to send 41.10 to receive the REcoRD and the Poultry News from Lincoln Nebraska, each a one year subscription. The notice emphasizes a cheap, good poultry paper option for interested readers.
Amherst Va man W C Williamson suffered lumbago for over a year before trying Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He reports complete relief after failing with other remedies. Sold by Wagley and Smead, druggists.
We offer very low rates on subscriptions to many papers and magazines including Daily News Des Moines Des Moines Register Marshalltown Times-Republican and Youths Companion. Subscribers can save by paying one year ahead and ordering through the Record. Rates vary by publication and may be quoted for any paper or magazine in connection with the Record.
A Hustler for Business. Can earn big money by pushing the sale of stock in the Tex-La Oil and Refining Company of Houston Texas. It is chartered for boring for transportation and marketing of oil. It has five wells on spindle top proven gusher ground and fee simple holdings at Sour Lake Saratoga Damon Mound and High Island. All proven oil territory and holdings in promising fields. Write secretary R H McCormick 6104 Main street Houston Tex for full particulars.
The Record offers finely equipped printing at competitive prices for business men seeking clean tasteful work. Specializes in commercial printing, programs, invitations, and any printing requiring extra taste and quality.
A promotion urges sufferers with lung and throat complaints to avoid costly tropical cures and try Dr King's New Discovery at home. Claims include rapid relief from the first dose and numerous cures with persistent use. Trial bottles free at Westbrook and Geise's. Each bottle costs 50 cents or one dollar, with a guarantee.
The through tourist car for California will run every Thursday via the Chicago Great Western Railway and Santa Fe Route to Los Angeles. New wide vestibuled Pullman tourist cars are furnished and these are personally conducted west of Kansas City. For rates, reservation of berths etc., apply to J. P. Elmer, G A, Chicago. marl
A vintage ad touts Boschee's German Syrup as a universal remedy for coughs and severe lung troubles. It claims the product heals tissues, clears inflammation, aids expectoration, and improves sleep, recommending a trial bottle and noting availability at Wagley & Smead's drug store with Dr. G. G. Green's reliable remedies and an Almanac.
Money at 5 per cent optional payments. E. C. Oce Subscribe for the Record. Distressing kidney and bladder disease relieved in six hours by New Great American Kidney Cure. A. L. Kennedy, druggist, Newton, Iowa, sells this remedy claiming quick relief and cure for both men and women.
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