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Newspaper
Perry Advertiser
Location
Perry, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1899
Page
1
A humorous old-house tale centers on a furnace vent and a wife who argues a removed air opening was a working ventilator. Her husband and friends teased her about fresh air, until she discovers the holes led to a chimney chamber, revealing the joke was on them. The piece closes with local notices about Kearney’s fatal fall and a grand jury schedule.
City council met Monday night and adjourned to Tuesday with Councilmen Tyer Robinson and O'Connor present. No business of importance was transacted beyond approving several bills while awaiting action on pending matters with absent members to assist in disposition.
The Des Moines Daily Capital announces a one day only offer for readers to start a full year of 1900 by sending a $2 check on December 28. The move marks Iowa’s 53rd anniversary of statehood and aims to boost subscriptions during the 1900 legislative and presidential year. The paper, affiliated with the Associated Press, notes its modern, established status and encourages prompt response.
William H. Farris of Bradenton Wilton Wisconsin attests his wife suffered severe asthma once deemed incurable, but relief came quickly from Dr Warner’s White Wine of Tax Syrup after using two bottles, leaving her healthy though he would pay fifty dollars a bottle. Product sold by Draper and Louglin Drug Co.
A striking tale told by John Oliver of Philadelphia describes a dreadful illness with skin pallor tongue coating and back pain. After doctors abandoned hope a remedy produced three weeks of improvement and then a belief he had robbed the grave of another patient before finding relief at Draper and Voughlin's Drug Store.
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