Eye Strain Linked to Widespread Ailments
Thousands suffer from eye strain causing nerve-system effects and various ailments. The piece notes removing the strain often ends the trouble, highlighting eye strain as a major indirect health factor.
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1908
Page
3
Headache and nerve strain relief by expert glasses
Advertisement claims glasses can stop nerve drain and strain causing headaches and dizziness. The specialist offers fitting services as the cure and notes yearly city visits where others fail.
Otley Notes on Local Visits and Travel
Dr C D Rawson's mother and Mrs I N Harp spent time with relatives in Otley. Van der Ploeg and Markus operate two wagons on the road for eggs and deliveries. J A Den Hoedt ill with throat trouble but convalescent. Ethel Webb of Central College visited friends in Otley over Sunday. Rev Ezra Temple traveled from Sioux City to his Pella home. Mary Clark unable to resume school due to throat operation. primary room on vacation. J Eles visited cousin I N Harp from Des Moines by Auto. Thomas M Bouma of Kellogg visited his father last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. N. Harp
Oskaloosa
Messrs. van der Ploeg
Markus
J. A. den Hoedt
Ethel Webb
Central College
W. P. Creger
Ezra Temple
Otley
Pella
Temple
Sioux City
Mary Clark
J. Eles
Des Moines
Thomas M. Bouma
Kellogg
Local Social News From Leighton and Surroundings
Mrs G Van Zze hosted the Ladies Aid. Christine Vander Zyl of Pella visited her daughter Mrs Leonard Ver Ploeg. Margaret Dykema met Bess Synhorst. Attorney and Mrs C Ver Ploeg of Oskaloosa visited the Ver Ploeg home. Kryne Ver Ploeg returned to Des Moines for Drake duties. Richard Kempe went back to Des Moines after spring break. Johnnie Bieshaar home after winter at C U I Pella. Peter Herney returned from Pella where he studied at Central College last winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. van Zze
Ladies Aid
Christine Vander Zyl
Pella
Leonard Ver Ploeg
Margaret Dykema
Bess Synhorst
C. Ver Ploeg
Oskaloosa
G. Ver Ploeg
Kryne Ver Ploeg
Des Moines
Drake
Richard Kempe
Johnnie Bieshaar
Peter Herney
Central
Local Des Moines area notes and visits from Durham
John Hammond shipped a car of fat cattle to Chicago. A tile ditching company vehicle from Pella loaded here for westbound seasonal work. James S. Aldrich of Knoxville discussed fire insurance with Dr. James about a new barn. T. T. McMillan called in Des Moines on business. H. C. Groves and son Hart visited from South Des Moines. Mrs. S. B. Groves of East Des Moines visited her mother in law, Mrs. J. T. Groves, last week. The old lady is in poor health after a hospital operation. Mrs. Wm. Redding and children from near Newton cared for a mother recovering from surgery in Des Moines. Frank Cox visited Mt. Pleasant to check on his wife at the asylum, improving mentally. Wm. Witherall of Knoxville, Express solicitor, announced a possible Democratic candidate for county recorder. Mr. and Mrs. James Amsberry of Meilo visited and attended a golden wedding. Ted Norris, once a Durham boy and Star Route mail carrier to Pella, stopped by on his way to North Dakota where he now resides. he had been with his parents at Bussey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hammond
Chicago
Pella
T. T. McMillan
Des Moines
H. C. Groves and Son
Hart
South Des Moines
S. B. Groves
East Des Moines
J. T. Groves
Wm. Redding
Newton
Frank Cox
Mt. Pleasant
Wm. Witherall
Knoxville
the Express
Ted Norris
Durham
Here
North Dakota
Bussey
Wow Norris
Complex land suit over Heavilin 1860s title chain
In Marion County Iowa a long running district court action seeks to quiet title to the East Half of the South West Quarter of Section 3 Township 77 Range 18 West, tied to John A. Graham and heirs, with Willis C Wood as co owner. Plaintiffs allege full fee simple ownership and undisputed possession while asserting adverse interests from numerous heirs and unknown claimants based on historic transfers, tax deeds, and lost or misdescribed deeds. The petition asks for corrective deeds, removal of clouds, and decree granting title to plaintiff and Wood, with appearance required by April Term 1908 or default will be entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vi Willis C. Wood
Wood
H. K. Flint
Flint
T. J. Anderson
Johanna Akkerman
Neeltje Vogelaar
Tennis Vogelaar
Jan Akkerman Jr
Maggie Akkerman
Jennie Klein
Antonie T. Klein
Nellie de Bruyn
Kryn de Bruyn
Anna de Bruyn
William C. de Bruyn
Nicholas van Vliet
Magpie van Vliet
Harry L. Renaud
Charlotte Renaud
Lillian J. Blommers
John Blommers
Gertrude Renaud
David Renaud
Clarence Renaud
Arthur Renaud
Paul A. Renaud
Byke Renaud
Henry Langless
Della Langless
Cora Beals
Isaac Beals
Ora Patch
Geo. Patch
Clinton Langless
Maud Langless
W. J. Blair
Blair
Milo Blair
Ida Blair
Naomi Hopkins
Chas Hopkins
Milton Blair
Myrtle Blair
William Lewis
Lewis
Tracy G. Lewis
Mamie Lewis
Ruth White
Minnie Kisor
Erman Kisor
Blanche Barnhart
Clarence Barnhart
Arthur Bragg
Bragg
Bonetta Bragg
Isaac Macy
Mae Macy
Thomas K. Bufkin
Sarah Butkin
Sarah T. Flaugh
William Flaugh
L. H. Bufkin
Mary Ann Bufkin
Lemuel Butler
Butler
Alexander Heavilin Sr
Lona Heavilin
Skunk River
Defendants
District Court
Marion County
Iowa
Willis C. Wood
United States
John A. Graham
Henry P. Scholte
J. J. Zeek
Alexander Heavilin
Patrix Sheehy
South West Quarter
West Sth
P. M
Jan Akkerman
L. D. Parker
William C. Wood
Knoxville
Geo. J. Thomassen
Kidney Health Tonic Promoted In 1906 Prescription
A home remedy touts a shakeable mix of fluids including Dandelion extract and Sarsaparilla to cleanse and strengthen kidneys, claiming to ease backache and urinary troubles before Brights disease. The Scranton Times noted its 1906 printing and widespread newspaper adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Witt
Langerak
Aero
Bright
Scranton
Pa ) Times
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. H. Weber
Keables
C. D. Rawson
Leighton
James S. Aldrich
Dr. James
James Amsberry
Jof Imeilo
McMillan Family
H. A
State of
Anne Versteeg
American Lux Light Co
Des Moines, Iowa
Aros
Plymouth
T. H. Kaldenberg
Kennedy
Boon
Holland
San Francisco
Italy
St. Petersburg
H.C. Payne
M.D. Adam French
M. Drs. Payne & French
Citizens National Bank
Homeseekers
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