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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1903
Page
6
A W C T U statement declares that all spirits wine and liquor contain poison and harm children most, causing delirium tremens fatty degeneration heart and liver diseases. It argues alcohol offers no nourishment or digestion benefits and that even small amounts hinder growth appetite and intellect in children.
Mrs Mary S Crick of White Plains Ky endorses Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claiming rapid improvement from years of dyspepsia. The ad touts Kodol as a remedy that digests what you eat and makes the stomach sweet, restoring health and weight.
The Egg House run by H. Rhynsburger offers a two week reduction sale on incubators and brooders with prices as low as $12.00. Limited period from April 1st. Discount ends after two weeks.
Iowa news recounts war footing figures, Polk county courthouse cornerstone ceremony led by Grand Master Gardiner, and state tax receipts from insurers. It reports the death of Charles P. Squires in Albia, a Salt Lake City note on benevolent theater efforts, and a Sioux City piece about a jailed man’s bereavement.
A readable fragment notes a quirky editorial remark from the Adrian Democrat editor about a “microbe anti kissing crusade” and a critic who mocks the idea by suggesting kissing bugs off and giving the girl a chance rather than avoiding contact. The passage emphasizes a playful clash over public health advice and romantic imagery.
The Eddyville Tribune reports widespread sheep losses this spring due to an epidemic linked to last year’s unusually wet season. Sheep raiser Joseph Barber on the west side has lost about 180 ewes, with others suffering similar declines as the illness progresses silently until moments before death.
Lucy Lankelma announces readiness to perform a wide range of fancy baking for weddings parties and banquets on short notice. The notice invites inquiries from customers seeking skilled confectionery and event-specific desserts.
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