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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1905
Page
4
A historical ad style note asserts eye strain as the hidden cause of many complaints. It claims removal of eye strain cures discomfort and various nervous system related issues. Prominent bold claims emphasize quick relief and widespread suffering.
A collection of health claims and local notices from Pella including eye care by Dr Weber and Collier cure, milk delivery by Pella Creamery, obituaries and illness reports, worker moves, and housing sales. Names include Van Zante Bros, G Middlekoop, H A Anderson, J H Walters, D S Huber, J A Vander Wal, and Cole's Seed.
Local items report Gladstone booking travel firms and a Monday night AOC contest at the auditorium with fifteen cent admission. Ed Thomassen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomassen, recovers from pneumonia. Many small notes cover visits, speeches, census, shore up Harvey and Lake Prairie fairs, and town happenings in Knoxville and Pella.
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