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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1899
Page
7
The fragment speaks to women desiring motherhood as a central life goal, portraying pregnancy and childbirth as rewarding yet painful processes. It hints at a product or message about protein for babies, suggesting Miles sent free protein to the brain or baby.
An old newspaper fragment advertises Foley's Kidney Cure with bold claims and notes physicians use it. It lists Efnor & Clausen selling yearling bulls or trading for older stock and a cow sale. Also mentions Weeks Break-Up-A-Cold tablets and local agents Wagley & Smead. John E Stewart of Carmel Ind cites daughter’s weather-related ailment and remedy trials.
An assorted page of 19th century ads and notices. It highlights Dr. ing's New Life Pills for appetite and digestion, Bee Bee and Cherry cough remedies, money loans, a homeseeker excursion offer, a probate administrator notice, and various minor commercial pitches and product claims. Names include Westbrook & Geise, F. Stade, C. Sloanaker, and J. Trevits, with locations Newton Iowa Portage Wisconsin Parkerburg West Virginia and Chicago.
Real estate transfers from various grantors to numerous grantees across Newton and Kellogg areas include parcels in sections 21 78 and 79 with sums ranging from 50 to 49 000 dollars. Transactions involve farms, lots, and tracts in Hartzell and Lambs & Kennedy additions, with partial quit claims and trustee transfers. Also notes sales of subscriptions to local papers offered at discounted rates.
An advertisement touts a cherry cough syrup claiming to cure colds, coughs, and croup with bark-derived ingredients. It markets low loan rates via Westbrook and Money and promotes GIANT PILLS and BLOOD MAKER as cures for long standing blood trouble. It also offers real estate advertising in the Record with Osborne and harness services at low prices.
Frayed testimonial from Frank W Emerson of Des Moines Iowa dated August 23 1898 describes long rupture history ending with cure after treatment by the National Cure of Des Moines under a No Cent No Pay arrangement. Another signer D M Wallace of Miller Printing Co Des Moines endorses the cure as permanent and relieving misery.
OSKALOOSA Iowa August 28 1897 J C Sellers aged 70 years says he was ruptured for over twenty two years and had lost all hope of cure He underwent National method treatment and was soundly cured with only five sessions He states the treatment is harmless causes no pain and allowed him to work without missing time.
A letter from CALOMA 1a dated November 18 1897 states Charlie Kiacks was ruptured at birth but cured at age ten by the National Rupture Cure of Des Moines. He claims he has since dug wells moved heavy rocks and performed heavy labor without a truss or weiteren symptoms, asserting the cure is certain.
In Caloma Illinois on November 16 1897 Fred Klages states he suffered ruptures on two sides for over twenty years and three years respectively. After using the National Rupture Cure of Des Moines his stomach improved and the rupture healed completely. He praises the cure and would not return to his old condition.
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