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Newspaper
Perry Advertiser
Location
Perry, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1899
Page
3
Citizens flocked to Rippey to vote on Tuesday. Local notices report visits and entertainments in Grand Junction Pomeroy and Perry. Several residents welcome or recover from illness, plus farm and school news including a dance series, corn gathering, frost, hock, and new houses under construction.
A Wisconsin man testifies his wife, long afflicted with asthma, nearly cured after using Dr Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup. He reports immediate relief after one bottle and full recovery after two, praising the medicine highly despite cost.
This week brings warmer weather and a light crowd at the Church of Christ gathering last Sunday. Visitors from Guinrie county and Redfield area were seen at local homes while farm hogs cause notable losses to some farmers in the district.
A Des Moines man reports twenty years of severe stomach neuralgia and indigestion and credits the remedy Kid-Rhea for a complete recovery after seven bottles. He urges others in need to try it, listing a local seller Draper & Loughman.
The Youth Companion announces articles for the rest of 1899 featuring Irrank Stockton with a draft story The Wolf and the Wheelbarrow James Bryce The American Commonwealth Hints on Reading W D Howells Jane Barlow serials by Bret Harte Mary E Wilkins and Henry M Stanley with For Life and Liberty an Africa travel tale The November and December number.
An illustrated prospectus for the 1900 volume is sent free to any address with subscription. The package includes the Calendar for 1900, a Century’s last calendar, plus a full prospectus and continued subscriber features from The Youth’s Companion.
Henry Jorn of Harris Emery Co testifies from Des Moines on February 15 1899 that after suffering back pains he used Kid Rhea and found it fulfilled its claims. He states one bottle cured his distress and offers a cheerful recommendation for others with similar trouble.
A Philadelphia man, John Oliver, narrates a near fatal illness described as yellow skin, sunken eyes, and back pain after three doctors gave up. He credits Electric Bitters, showing marked improvement after one bottle and full recovery after three weeks, claiming they saved his life and robbed the grave of another victim. Draper Loughlin's Drug Store guarantees price.
Mrs BD Younc of Grundy county Iowa recommends Kid Rhee for kidney troubles bloating and a pricking sensation all over the body saying it gave great relief. Draper and Loughlin offer the remedy for sale. June 17 1899 Reibeck Iowa.
Des Moines June 12 1899 John W Zane former land treasurer of the Grand Lodge of A F and A Masons of Iowa writes that Kid Rhea Chemical Co Des Moines cured his two year rheumatism in his right arm after trying remedies He claims Kid Rhen is a compound that will cure nearly all rheumatism when taken as directed He signs with address 1903 Seventh St Des Moines Iowa.
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