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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1906
Page
8
A St Joseph’s News Press excerpt urges restraint in repeating rumors. It questions whether sharing tales of others helps redress wrongs or merely harms, and it counsels pity for the frail while urging speech only of the good or silence.
An advertisement claims Hollster's Rocky Mountain Tea purges impurities, cleanses and enriches the blood and purifies the entire system, attributed to F. D. Stubenrauch with spring renovation framing.
A humorous note from the New York Daily News extols publicity’s reach. It claims Mary’s fame makes her a household word and drives consumer interest, suggesting broad recognition pays off for those seen in the spotlight.
Cures credited to Bucklen's Arnica Salve include a severe case of piles treated for E R Mulford of Waynesboro Pennsylvania. It is advertised to heal burns sores boils ulcers cuts wounds chilblains and salt rheum available for 25 cents at Langerak's drug store.
P H Van Gorp highlights the Chronicle's ability to deliver first class printing and rapid catalogue work that rivals Milwaukee Des Moines and Chicago offices. He urges locals to give the Chronicle a trial and stop sending work out of town.
A life saving claim by a druggist highlights Scott's Emulsion as a reliable remedy across all ages. The ad stresses nourishment as the mechanism and asserts no system is too weak to benefit, noting it repairs waste and restores flesh and vitality.
The trustees accepted the resignation of the football coach and the coach has left the state. The Baptist Record questions continuing to hire another coach and urges players to focus on cultivating a healthy college spirit and becoming good men.
Opportunities along the Chicago Great Western Railway in Iowa Missouri Illinois and Minnesota invite business and professional men and manufacturers to join a progressive line offering a square deal. Maps leaflets and full information are available from the Industrial Department Chicago Great Western Railway St Paul or E B Magill Townsite manager Omaha Neb. The second item notes the burial details for a child with services in Pella Iowa and a local family’s sorrow and sympathy from friends.
A column notes medical quackery and cough remedies from Kennedy and Dr King with local ads and sales at Langerak stores. It mentions Henry Van Viet selling a driving team, Lou Van Rees selling Lake Prairie Fair interest to Dirk Weyerse, and local youths planning homesteads in South Dakota.
Geraldine Egan born October 23 1901 in Atlantic Iowa died after a twelve week illness in Burlington following pneumonia and meningitis. Daughter of Ed B Ryan and Mrs Ryan she came to Burlington in 1904 and faced a prolonged bout of illness that ended at noon Sunday after a heroic struggle. Her death closes a bright and gentle life that touched many across the community.
W M Sherman of Cushing Maine recounts three months of kidney inflammation. He credits three bottles of Electric Bitters with complete cure, noting relief from liver complaint dyspepsia and malaria. Drugstore guarantee and price are noted.
The Agronomy Department of the Town State College at Ames invites farmers to test their seed corn this year. Send samples promptly by selecting one hundred average ears, remove two kernels from each ear, and mail in a secure package to the Agronomy Department I A. O. Ames Iowa. The tests are free and results will be returned to contributors. Names will not be made public. Include a self addressed envelope for return.
Kenneth McIver of Vanceboro Maine credits a life saved by Dr King s New Discovery after doctors gave up on his severe throat inflammation and lung congestion. He reports that the remedy cured his coughs colds bronchitis and weak lungs. Trial bottle offered at Henry M Langerak s drug store.
The Citizens National Bank of Pella in Pella Marion County Iowa is certified by Deputy Comptroller T. P. Kane as authorized to commence banking under section 51 169 of the Revised Statutes. The certificate is dated January 13, 1906 and bears the official seal.
An advertisement claims Wool ford's Sanitary Lotion cures itch in 30 minutes. The product is sold by B. F. Keables' Druggist in Pella Iowa.
A testimonial cites Dr Miles Nervine rebuilding the nervous system and curing years of weakness and pain. The speaker, C Cunningham of Allegheny Pennsylvania, describes sleepless nights and renewed health after eight bottles, with a money back guarantee from Miles Medical Co.
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