28 Apr 1899
Page 1
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Newspaper
Perry Advertiser
Location
Perry, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1899
Page
1
An old advertorial claims Electric Bitters restore health for a fair complexioned, lively woman. It asserts the product improves digestion, liver and kidney function, purges impurities, and brings bright eyes and smooth skin, promising vitality and beauty for aging or sickly individuals.
Fragmentary OCR text reports a state program or commission to manage weed in counties near Trgstwort H. It mentions 717 bees at home and a sale price of 4 dollars per year or unit, with unclear names or dates. Weak evidence, multiple garbled terms.
The report notes that contributions to the American National Red Cross Relief Committee surpass $200,090 in cash, with funds channeled to support wartime needs.
Visitors recall the Niagara spectacle of water tumbling from the cliff edge. The waste power is halted and redirected through a penstock to drive water-wheels under a 219 foot head. Large aluminum conductors for electric power distribution reflect modern engineering.
A local conversation praises strict nuisance control and cleaner premises, urging authorities to enforce ordinances on poultry to prevent disturbances. A visitor notes Perry plans eight to ten miles of pedestrian walks, arguing good sidewalks boost public image and private enterprise alike.
Mrs Geo Reynolds lists the Dr Sandie Oxydoxor at Mire Sutherlands millinery store each Saturday afternoon inviting the sick to learn about a wonderful instrument claimed to restore health after medicine failed. Also notes low C M & St P Ry rates for second class tickets to California and the Northwest and advertising blank forms for legal needs.
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