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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1906
Page
3
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a natural, non alcoholic remedy for women's health with testimonials. It describes ingredients from roots, offers free confidential medical advice at Buffalo, and touts Pleasant Pellets as a gentle laxative and mild cathartic.
The notice lists Wabash railroad time points at Howell with morning and evening arrivals, showing service between Des Moines St Louis and Kansas City. For more information contact C. S. Cranz GPandTA St Louis and L. R. Davis TPA Des Moines.
A Democratic publication in Illinois condemns fulsome praise of President Roosevelt. It argues Roosevelt’s reforms suit him temporarily for Republican ends, urges fair treatment but warns against backsliding from Democratic principles, and asserts Democrats have supported Roosevelt when reforms aligned with democracy. Commoner.
Chas W Moore, a Ford City Pa machinist, severely burned his hand on an electrical furnace. He treated with Bucklen's Arnica Salve and reportedly achieved a quick, perfect cure. This healer is advertised for burns wounds sores eczema and piles. 25 cents at Henry M Langerak druggist.
A letter in a paternal plea asks a son to write home after weeks without contact. The note stresses a mother’s unease and constant listening for a whistle and a hoped letter, urging the son to think of her daily.
A mother’s grief is erased by a single letter from her child. The text urges consistent communication, noting a mother frets when away, reads with quiet satisfaction at each letter, and would trade gifts for weekly letters. It emphasizes that mothers have unique views and should not be judged by them, urging timely, steady correspondence.
The ad proclaims a new remedy by Henry M. Langerak’s drug store. It claims Dr King’s New Life Pills cure all disease germs due to malaria poison and constipation and guarantees success for 25 cents.
There is a last will and testament of Cornelis Van der Veen on file in the District Court of Marion County Iowa. The will is set for hearing on February 19 1906 during the February term. All interested persons may appear in Knoxville at the clerk’s office when heard. Geo W Long Clerk. January 25 1906.
A public sale will be held Saturday February 10 at 2 p m offering the house and lot formerly belonging to the heirs of Meindert Tillma. Some furniture will also be sold at the same time and place. For information contact the undersigned.
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