Mild Laxative for Baby Free
An old advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe laxative for children and adults. It claims relief for constipation, indigestion, and stomach troubles, offering free trials and medical advice with no charge. It cites multiple testimonials and provides a mailing address for order requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Cullam
Plainville
Ind
Addrds
WB. Caldwell
Caldwell
Montlestlo
Ill
Obedience Battle Ends In Jail For Ill. Father
A Illinois father who refused to send his three children to school was jailed after a court fined him 16 dollars for violating compulsory education laws. He claimed his rights were being trampled and savored his principled stand, while his wife urged that the money be spent on clothes for the children. The piece notes the judge’s action and the public applause from onlookers, and it comments on the distinction between obstinacy and principle. It closes with notices about piano contests and advertised remedies.
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Illinois
Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children Ad
Mothers who value their children's welfare should keep Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children. They break up colds feverishness constipation teething disorders headaches and stomach troubles. Never fail. Sold by drug stores 25c. Free trial package offered by Allen S Olmsted Le Roy NY upon request.
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Gray
Allen 8
Olmsted
le Roy
N.Y
Five From Fifield Area Newswire Items
A. E. Teter returns home from Portland after a visit with his uncle G. W. Carpenter. Six carloads of Greeks were switched off at Fifield to aid Mr. Houck with new steel on his section. Mrs. H. M. McOmaw and her son toured Cordova to inspect three farms bought last spring. Bert Karr and Miss Cora Teter visited G. W. Carpenter. G. W. Carpenter rode to the capital city Monday. E. Brower of Whitmore, Kansas, called on Carpenter Wednesday. Lena Carpenter called on Kate Verwers, and Mrs. A. DeRaad visited Mrs. A. B. Verwers. Anna Verwers spent Sunday with Minnie Van Heemert of Bethel.
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A. E. Teter
Portland
Oregon
G. W. Carpenter
Fifield
Capitol City
E. Brower
Whitmore
Kansas
Lena Carpenter
Kate Verwers
A. DeRaad
A. B. Verwers
How Scandals Are Started Foundation Stone Needs Busy Person
A Chicago Record-Herald style dialogue discusses trust, temptation, and public suspicion as a tutor Miss Wallis becomes a focal point. A concerned neighbor worries about affections and reputation while defending good character and marriage prospects. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is advertised as health booster.
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Lucius
Chicago Record-Herald
Dr Miles Heart Remedy Ad Promises Heart Relief
A testimonial from Lillie Thomas of Upper Sandusky Ohio claims two years of heart back and left side pain eased after thirteen bottles of Dr Miles Heart Remedy and Nervine. The ad touts the tonic effect on heart nerves and muscles and asserts it can prolong life in severe cases. Miles Medical Co sells the product through druggists with a refund if the first bottle fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Lillie Thomas
Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Benet
Miles Medical CO
Elishart, Indi
Consolidation Forms Griswold People's Church
The Presbyterian and Christian churches of Griswold have consolidated their forces and will hereafter be known as the People's church. The move signals a merged congregation and shared facilities for parishioners and community events.
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Griswold
People’s Church
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Bow River Valley Reservation
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Vander Ploeg
Parl
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Bethel
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Hollister
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