Melcher Schools Closed Over Scarlet Fever Epidemic
The public schools in Melcher are closed due to a scarlet fever outbreak. Several homes are quarantined and nearby residences are being watched for further cases as officials work to curb the spread.
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Priceless Bible Bargain Amid Cheap Binding
A colporter offers a fifty cent Bible to a woman who values a previously read and gifted copy. She refuses twenty five dollars, telling how her husband fell ill, read it, found salvation, and died, making the binding irrelevant to her as she cherishes the book's message.
UNSHAKEN TESTIMONY FOR DEAN'S KIDNEY PILLS IN PELLA
Local resident F M Rederus of Main St Pella endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for back pain headaches and kidney trouble in a May 21 1910 statement and confirms the cure again on Oct 29 1915. The pills priced at 65 cents are sold by all dealers.
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Excerpted Jests and Roosevelts Schoolday Tale
A collection of light quips about marriage and intellect from Chicago papers. A family exchange has a mother praising Willie’s office work ambitions while jokes reference reform-minded husbands and a Roosevelt schoolday anecdote about reciting poetry, ending in a wry teacher’s line.
New Book Explains Cancer Treatment Without the Knife
A new book offers a comprehensive explanation of cancer and its successful treatment without surgery. The guide emphasizes noninvasive approaches, outlining methods, outcomes, and practical implications for patients.
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