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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1899
Page
7
Numerous lines tout remedies and remedies vendors, highlighting Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup as effective for colds and croup. Advertisements claim cures for kidney disease with Foley’s Kidney Cure and various tonics, with agents offering sales and trade-ins, and promotions for household items and livestock.
A long ledger style notice details numerous real estate transfers with buyers and sellers including Geo Frizzell, Durga Covill, Samuel Gibeon, John E Pox, David Baker, Hillster M Baker, Chas Long, EH Geise, Kate Jorgenson, Jabez Hedge, Samuel Scarbrough, Robert F McCullough, JA Beatty, E W Hayes, Henry K Wright, and others across Newton, Mingo, Rippey, Monroe, and surrounding areas. It lists parcel descriptions, prices ranging from $1 to $89,000, and trustee or lot references along with several small classified ads and advertisements for cold remedies, real estate ads, and local business services.
Moss Iowa August 23 1598 a man writes of long suffering from a hernia and painful trusses. He credits the National Rupture Cure of this city with a sound permanent cure over two years ago reversing misery and danger.
Charin Kuaces claims her rupture cured at age 30 by the National Rupture Cure of Des Moines. She asserts she can dig and wall wells, lift heavy rocks, and perform strenuous work without a truss or symptoms since the treatment, declaring the cure certain.
Fred Klages of California, born November 16, 1897, reports a long ruptured condition with years of stomach trouble. After using the National Rupture Cure of Des Moines, his ruptures healed and his stomach improved, improving his health dramatically and prompting him to advocate for the cure.
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