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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1904
Page
8
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti-Pain Pills for headaches neuralgia backache rheumatism and menstrual pain. It claims fast relief without opium or harmful drugs and offers a money-back guarantee. The copy promotes keeping a box at home and mentions 26 cents per box.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a diagnosis case with unclear names and phrases like wrong or right and San i Se, lacking coherent facts or identifiable entities. The readable content is insufficient for a complete newspaper item and no definite event or outcomes are present.
Sunday School lesson on Joash repairing the temple after years of priestly control. Describes two plans to fund repairs, the first failing and the second succeeding through a public chest and honest collection. Discusses the tie between business methods and church administration and notes concerns about timely payments and debt. References biblical figures Jehoiada Hezekiah Shishak Ben-hadad and temple history.
Old and modern remedies for consumption discussed. Salt pork once advised. Scott's Emulsion praised as refined fat easier to digest. It blends cod liver oil and hypophosphate for lung support. a free sample offered on request.
A Dorchester, Massachusetts resident, Mrs Lois Cragg, is cited among many saved by Dr King s New Discovery for consumption cough and colds. The remedy is guaranteed for throat and lung diseases by Henry M Langerak druggist with 50 cent to 1 00 dollar prices and free trial bottles.
B F Bass of Fremont North Carolina writes that after severe kidney trouble and failed medicines he used Electric Bitters. He felt relief after a few doses and was entirely cured remaining well since. Neighbors report cures of rheumatism neuralgia liver kidney troubles and debility. Advert appears at Henry M Langerak druggist for 50 cents. The ad ends with a mythology joke about iodide of potassium.
A Franklin Grove resident recounts a runaway bicycle incident ending with an ugly leg ulcer that resisted medical care for four years until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve healed it. The ad notes the salve’s uses for burns scalds skin eruptions and piles at Henry M. Langerak’s Drug Store. A college student typology list from an exchange names crammers bluffers and flunkers and asks which fits you.
An advertisement from Henry M Langerak's Drug Store hawks Dr Kings New Life pills as a universal cure. It claims the pill cures dyspepsia jaundice fever and constipation regardless of age, packaging the sale with old age respect rhetoric.
At Cole's seed store a description touts Shal of Minnesota flour as beautiful creamy white and nutritious for bread, implying it keeps well and pairs with baking.
There is on file in the Clerk of the District Court of Marion County Iowa an instrument purporting to be the last Will of Dirk Rietveld deceased. The will comes for hearing on Tuesday December 6 1904 at the District Court Knoxville Iowa. All interested persons may be heard. D W Langerak Clerk. October 18 1904.
The Clerk of the District Court in Marion County Iowa holds a petition in equity by Charles N Kool and others alleging a mortgage to Henry Nevels by Maarten Verheul and Arie Verheul dated November 10 1856 recorded in Book 6. The mortgage on the Northeast Corner of Lot 25 in Section 11 Township 76 Range 28 has been paid and should be cancelled, and a decree to cancel is sought. If you do not appear and defend before noon on December term 1904 at Knoxville Iowa the court will enter default and render judgment. Bousquet & Lyon Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
In Marion County an estate of the deceased Nultenb will come for hearing on the first day of the next December term of the court. The session begins Tuesday December 6, 1904, at Knoxville Iowa, all interested persons may be heard. D W Langerak Knoxville Iowa October 18 1904.
A 30 minute cure for itch is advertised by Wool ford's Sanitary Lotion sold by B. F. Keables Druggist in Pella Iowa. The claim asserts the remedy never fails and is offered for sale at the local druggist.
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