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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1902
Page
6
Josh Edgar of Germantown California suffers sciatic rheumatism for fourteen years yet finds relief with Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He reports immediate improvement and eventual cure with no recurrence. Druggists Wagley and Smead advertise its availability.
Sully residents note the town council, described as acting like schoolboys, fails to deliberate and transact business. Perry Taylor fell ill Sunday and remains bedridden after a period of illness. Miss Lou Blodgett hosted friends for games and music, with refreshments by Sadie and Carrie Gove. Chas A Malmberg and Lucille Shriner wed in Newton and have moved to the Joiner property in Sully to start housekeeping as he works in blacksmithing.
J H Hahn and Charles Triplett completed a trip to Putney South Dakota where Hahn sold Triplett 20 acres of fine farming land. A music recital by Miss Ayer and pupils at the Presbyterian church drew a large audience and favorable praise. George Small expanded his business by purchasing the Tucker stand near Colfax Mercantile Co. Della Ward age 16 died of membranous croup after a period of weakness. Israel Rorabaugh was born in Centre County Pennsylvania October 17 1810 and died April 13 1902.
Jessie Pinkey Hall of Spring Alabama shares she used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy during her three children whooping cough episode last summer. She asserts none lost plumpness and all recovered well compared with others whose parents did not use the remedy. The notice promotes Wagley & Smead drugs and City Mills Best Flour with sales claims and pricing.
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