Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Endorsed For Poor Appetite
A fragment listing numerous symptoms such as billousness restlessness chills and headaches warns of fatal disease if ignored. It claims Dr Pierce's remedy cures digestive and nerve issues boosts appetite and blood, calms the brain, and treats bronchial throat and lung conditions if not too advanced. It promotes "Pleasant Pellets" as a mild laxative and cautions against aggressive selling practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U Ie
Pierce
Ieee
BV. Pierce
Women's Christian Temperance Union Leaders Organize Local Body
W C C U announces officers Mrs Geo Van der Zyl president Mrs A E Hart vice president Mrs Ezra Temple secretary Mrs Henry Rhynsburger treasurer and Miss Hattie Harrison department editor. The group seeks to unite local women in temperance work promoting abstinence and education of public sentiment to save children and homes from alcohol. It invites others to cooperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. van der Zyl
A. E. Hart
Ezra Temple
Henry Rhynsburger
Hattie Harrison
Decrease in Crime By William EB Johnson Special correspondent
A detailed account from William EB Johnson on St Louis crime trends linked to Sunday closing of saloons. The piece recounts urban corruption under past mayors, the push for law enforcement, and Governor Folk’s action to enforce Sunday closing, with police and city officials praising the reduced crime and safer streets after the law was applied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Grant
Zeigenbein
St. Louis
Butler
Nolan
Joseph W. Folk
Forest of Temperance
Meyutalness
Kiely
Board of Police Commissioners
East St. Louis
Folk
St. Louis County
C. G. Gillaspy
Thomas L. Anderson
Dramshop
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim
Deafness cannot be cured by local applications only by constitutional remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure claims to remove inflammation of the Eustachian tube and catarrh to restore hearing. The advertisement offers one hundred dollars for any case of deafness caused by catarrh cured by the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Central College opens new year with growth and progress
The Central College holiday break ends January 3 as students return, new enrollees expected, and the year is described as prosperous with expanded facilities. The first semester ends January 30. Dr Garrison praises the year as among the best with renewed earnestness and devotion to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central College
Garrison
Kahoka Visitors and Local News Mix in Pel
Mr and Mrs Ed Wormhoudt and son of Kahoka Missouri arrived Friday and stay visiting in Pel Teachers spent holidays at home. Kennedy laxative honey and tar advertised as remedy for coughs and colds. John Bram hailed for shooting a wolf near Pud De Wild farm while hunting. Chamberlains stomach and liver tablets advertised. DeJong and Stubentauch noted as visiting farmers from Sully. Ladies Aid Society reports earnings of nearly four hundred dollars this year with about two hundred eighty in treasury.
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Ed, Wormhoudt
Little Son
Kahoka
Missouri
Pel
Ladies’ Aid Society
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W.C.C.U. Department
William EB. Johnson
Associated Prohibition Press
Vannide
Lin Beg
Gotout
van Maren
Pella
Iowa
John EH. Ver Steeg
Chronicle
Ver Steeg
van der Linden
POS & CO
The
Farmers and Merchants Bank
New American House
Itollister
I. D. Stubenrauch
J. L. Warren
Des Moines
General Assembly
State House
Stubenrauch
E. G. Wheeler
O. H. Club
Geo.w. Hatley
H. H. Geelhged
Hinkley
Stoke Advertiser
Prophet Cigars
Kennedy
JH. M. Laneral
Chamberlain
Fy, D. Stubentauch
Des Moines Daily News
Telegraph News
Special
Washington News Legislative News
G. W. Manning
Schubring
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