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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1909
Page
3
Grace claims pimples blotches and shiny skin come from blood and stomach. The ad promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a simple remedy for clear complexions and perfect digestion. Tea or Tablets are 35 cents, sold at F D Stuberauch 1317.
A daily Register and Leader trial at 1t.60 runs through July 4. Five thousand 1998 readers remained regular subscribers. The paper touts Ding's cartoons full market reports and a reliable Iowa news service, claiming merit for holding numerous trial subscriptions.
The notice invites readers to subscribe to the Chronicle or send direct to The Register and Leader Co in Des Moines Iowa, indicating broad readership and available subscription options.
Regulates the bowels clears the blood aids digestion and makes you well from head to feet. Describes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as the greatest spring regulator. Tea or Tablets priced at 35 cents. Sold at F D Stubenrauch.
Mme Qui Vive recounts beauty studies in Paris and promises new ideas in The Woman Beautiful column. The Chicago Record Herald praises her lively, wholesome style and predicts ongoing features for feminine readers. Also notes DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills as reliable treatment with antisep tic branding.
An old authority warns that rheumatism and kidney trouble rise with weather. It prescribes a homemade mix from Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, taken after meals and at bedtime, as a first sign remedy.
An advertisement promises a single treatment that cures rupture without a truss or appliance and asserts the rupture will be held as if never present, claiming permanent cure.
An old home remedy claims to regulate kidneys and filter uric acid to treat rheumatism. The article notes it can be prepared at low cost and offered by local druggists who will supply ingredients or compound the mixture on request.
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers are advertised as the best known pills and the best made, easy to take and acting gently. All druggists sell and recommend them.
To tomato growers old and new. The company plans boiler repairs costing about 1000 dollars to add 50 HP steam service and invest another 1000 dollars in machinery to improve handling of tomatoes. Crate arrangements satisfy all, with delivery accommodations promised. Acreage contracts underway. 25 cents per bushel for the season, higher than other Iowa factories. Acres may be offered to A Verploegh, Chas Porter, Vans Shoe Store, or at the factory Pella Canning and Pickling Co. 12 13 Wiitsur Mossman, manager.
An old time ad copy explains stomach troubles as food fermentation and lists symptoms such as heartburn belching nausea and loss of appetite. It urges readers to ask a pharmacist for Pape's Diapepsia and to try one 2 grain Triangule tablet to relieve misery within five minutes.
Mothers should keep a box of Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children to combat colds poverty constipation teething disorders and stomach troubles. They never fail and are sold by all drug stores for 25 cents. A free trial package is offered to mothers who write to Allen Olmsted Le Roy New York.
The passage claims digestion issues stem from undigested food and urges readers to prove their stomachs are normal after meals. It promotes Diapepsin as a quick solution to stop fermentation and end fear of discomfort, promising almost instant relief once taken.
John H Ver Steeg furnished the weekly weather report from a cooperative Weather Bureau observer. Readings come from Government Standard instruments exposed as recommended. Data cover temperature precipitation and other standard metrics for the stated week.
An advertising offer promotes Rex Complexion Powder as absorbent and non-irritating with claims of improving any complexion. It includes Rex Scientific Beauty Cream, a 32 page beauty book, and a guarantee. Submit ten names and addresses and money for samples mailed to 4 Rex Beauty Specialists, 209 E 43rd St, Chicago.
A publication asserts that thousands suffer from various complaints due to Eye Strain. It claims symptoms vanish when Eye Strain is removed and that Eye Strain affects the nervous system, indirectly causing many illnesses.
An eye care advert promotes headache relief by properly fitted glasses. The specialist claims expertise with cross eyes and ENT cures, asserting repeated visits to the city year after year as others falter. The ad emphasizes nervous symptoms and dizziness tied to improper glasses.
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