A Strange Case of Aropsy and Relief by Favorite Prescription
Mrs M E Stillians of Clarinda Iowa testifies she suffered eight years with swollen limbs and multiple doctors gave no help. After using Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription she found rapid relief and eventual cure. She praises the remedy for womanly troubles, displacements, irregularities, pain, and nervous exhaustion, urging others to try it.
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Cthrindé
Towa
M. E. Stillians
17Th and
Main Sts
Clarinda
Iowa
Doctor Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Invalids
The People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser Question
A promotional snippet touts The People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser a 1008 page cloth bound guide on health biology hygiene and marriage laws. It promises thorough treatment of anatomy physiology disease and motherhood with engravings and color plates available by mail for eight dimes.
Rock Island Train Service at Howell Station
Eastbound Passenger No 2 at 4 40 p m and 50 31 p m. Westbound No 61 at 9 16 a m. Passenger No 3 7 40 p m. No 2 and No 3 stop by signal only. All trains run daily and on Sunday.
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Westby
Howell Station
Pella
Local Neighbors Share News From Towns and People
Reports from Albia Colfax Des Moines Knoxville and area recite visits illness and business. Rev Forrest Moore Rev Charles Goff and evangelists attended meetings. Mrs J K Cathcart and Mrs S C Johnston engage in local affairs. Gail Horsman left Des Moines job but returned to work. H A Shirer and family visit. Warren Kirk and J W Kirk family face health issues. A giant hog deal near Knoxville involves Huffman and Bailey partnership shipping to St Louis. Local schools World-Wide Guild and Miss Anna Dickey noted. Miss Dickey’s mother near 80.
Otley News and Local Social Notes
A crowd attended a band concert in Pella Thursday evening. Oskaloosa calls were made by Andrew Dykstra and Gerrit Van Houweling Sunday. Clide Calhoun had an appendectomy at Abbott's hospital in Oskaloosa Thursday and is recovering. Mrs. Piez DeMoss and daughter Lowe visited Mr. Plez DeMoss of Woodburn. Leulah Stuff made a capital call on Friday. Sunday was Mother’s Day at the Reformed Sunday school with many mothers present. Bessie Fall called on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ver Dugt spent Sunday at the S. Stierneman home. House cleaning occupied the day. Harry Renaud began a Huckster route Monday with a new auto truck. Dirk Freeken and wife were Knoxville visitors Sunday. Will Rootseller and family visited in Pella Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Marie Van Zante of Prairie City visited the Weyers and Van Zante homes a few days. Mrs. G Vander Keef and Jessie visited friends at Killduff. Miss Tresea Kuening visited her sister, Mrs. Frank Van Esen. Mrs. Koen Van Speren moved from the Old Folks home in Pella to care by her son, Will Van Speren. Mrs. Albert Sandmire went to Leighton Friday for a shower.
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Pella
Andrew Dykstra
Gerrit van Houweling
Oskaloosa
Clide Calhoun
Abbott's Hospital
Piez DeMoss
Lowe
Plez DeMoss
Woodburn
Leulah Stuff
Reformed Sunday School
Bessie Fall
Bill Ver Dugt
S. Stierneman
Harry Renaud
Dirk Freeken
Knoxville
Will Rootseller
Marie van Zante
Prairie City
Will van Speren
Albert Sandmire
Leighton
Prairie City Notes Reflect Contagion and Culture
Three scarlet fever cases under quarantine in Prairie City this week affect H C Cowman’s children, H Dowden’s youngest, and Mrs Van Bentum’s two girls. Illness aside, activities include Miss Roberts representing Prairie City at Albia sub district declamatory contest and Pauline Brown entering Iowa University for nursing. A Pella Choral club concert wowed audiences with soloists Kempkes Beyers Wormhoudt Kuyper and a six part opera The Voyage of Columbus, closing with America.
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Iowa University
Pauline
E. C. Cooper
W. ©. Gilmore
John van Pilsum
Arches
Jack B. Int Veldt
Boston
G. Int Veldt
Mr. Int Veldt
Security Bank Becomes Security State Bank
Notice announces change from Security Bank to Security State Bank to improve service and accommodate customers. Capital increased to 50000 dollars. Signed by J H Van Vliet, cashier, expressing thanks to customers and public for continued patronage.
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Security Bank
Security State Bank
Allen's Foot-Hase Antiseptic Powder Shoe Comfort
When shoes pinch use Allen's Foot-Hase to break in new footwear. Shake into shoes or sprinkle in foot bath for relief of tired swollen aching feet. Sold everywhere. 250.
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