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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
8
Bray Crist, an electrical worker at the Burlington shops, burned his right hand severely when two live wires touched while he worked on an electric headlight in the round house. He was shocked but it is believed the injury is not serious.
Last evening Mrs. Albert A. Wetenkamp took her daughter Grace and son Glenn to Chicago to enter the Pasteur Institute for treatment after a rabies suspect wolf attack at their Maynard home. The wolf was killed by Mr. Wetenkamp and its rabies status could not be confirmed.
A pleasant birthday surprise party honored Miss Theresa Kelly at Garfield Park on Monday evening. A jolly crowd of young ladies enjoyed social conversation and a luncheon before adjourning late. Attendees included Verna Hall Della Moore Jessie Moore Mamie Speck Bell Speck Bena Kopp Pauline Buttery Marie Jelinek Elsa Woods and Sophia Chaulau pka.
Local office advertises premium writing paper and presentation supplies for readers. The notice highlights available notebooks, envelopes, and card stock with prices not disclosed.
Miss Juliette Wright Atwood, daughter of Mr and Mrs S H Atwood, wed Dr Elliott Cunningham Cobb of Harlan Ta at the Atwood home 740 South Seventeenth Street. Officiant Rev S Mills Traves led a simple ceremony with SMILAX palms Easter lilies and tulle. reception followed for about 40 relatives.
Mrs J M Vondran entertained a small group at her Pearl Street home in honor of Mrs W D Higgins of Manley Nebraska. The evening featured social chat and several pleasant musical numbers followed by a two course luncheon. Attendees included Mrs Higgins Miss Hallahan Miss Mae Murphy Mrs Margaret Hallahan of Springfield Mass Mrs Mary Murphy Mrs F C Weber of Chicago Mrs Walsh of Kansas City Missouri Mrs Sandin Mrs E J Riches Mrs Frank Bestor Miss Carrie Selhof Mrs Minnie Guthmann Mrs Fred Feenberger Mrs T T Murph of Omaha Mrs Anna Guilliman Mrs John Fisht Miss Claire Moeckenhampl Mrs J M Vorndran and Miss These Vordran
Urges that eating excess harms the body and promotes waste toxins, linking digestion irregularities like constipation and loss of appetite to illness. Promotes Tunner's American Elixir of Bitter Wine as a remedy available at drug stores, with manufacturer Jos. Triner in Chicago. Also recommends Triner’s Liniment after heavy exercise.
The Kensington club met yesterday at Mrs W D Smiths Wintersteen Hill home. Despite heat a large turnout enjoyed a cool riverside lawn gathering and a luncheon in sunny dining rooms with yellow lilies. Hostess aides included Mrs V Zucker and guests Mrs PD Smith Mrs R M Shlaes and Mrs Val Burkle.
Plattsmouth reader Mrs. P. F. S. Brinkman says Dean's Kidney Pills cured her long backache headaches and dizziness after using them on the recommendation of Gering & Co. Drug Store. She reports rapid improvement and asserts she keeps the remedy on hand.
One hundred twenty five children will present the operetta Cinderella in Flowerland at the Permele on Tuesday evening. It is the first such operetta by children in Plattsmouth in fourteen years. Everyone is invited.
Warning about familiar remedies with mercury in catarrh ointments. The message cites unsafe compounds and advises avoiding such products. It mentions prescription items and lists a questionable supplier location and warnings from authorities.
Advert shows a twenty five cent bottle of Chamberlain's Liniment as quick relief for rheumatic pains. Sold by all dealers.
Platte council members of K. and L. of S. are invited to a lawn social at RB Windham's home on North Sixth Street Monday evening June 29. An informal program and refreshments will be provided. The notice is signed by Andy Moore.
Paul Outland of Omaha returned this morning to the metropolis after spending a short time here with friends.
PEO notice states BLO Children’s day events move from the park to the home of Mrs A Rawls at 2 40.
Paul Wohlfarth rode as a passenger this afternoon for Coatha, where he will spend a few hours.
Slogan promises a grand remedy for stomach and liver troubles with claims of unique effectiveness. The text markets the product as widely available through dealers, presenting a boastful sales pitch rather than verifiable details.
Aboard the Trex FM Paintliner this afternoon were Mr and Mrs Paintliner who were called upon for business matters during the voyage.
The article urges taking time to eat and avoiding rapid swallowing. It links indigestion and constipation to illness and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as an easy remedy, noting many stomach troubles have been cured and that the tablets are sold by all chemists.
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