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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1905
Page
8
A health advertorial argues Peruna is the best friend to mothers when spring and summer bring illnesses in children. It touts quick relief from catarrhal ailments, non habit forming use, and high efficacy as a preventive measure, with testimonials from Mrs. Thresa Rooke and others endorsing Peruna for babies and adults alike.
J J O Leary reports hail damage to his corn. Townsley returns from Portland. Rob seeks no more travel. J A Baldwin back from six week auto tour. Pearl Wilkinson Bernice Goodale host a home party in Table Rock. Railroad men spill butter on track cleared by road master Huber. Larry Burns returns from Oklahoma claim. plans to work in Needles California shops. Arthur Kennedy home from university with MA. Linberg and Kennedy receive MA degrees. Flora Kenaston to Lewisburg Pa rumored marriage. Mr and Mrs J W Bullis to Menasha Wis for summer. Frank Towle to Cedarburg Wis for summer. Mrs L L Caygill’s goat incident ends after doctor removal. Mary Murphy Annie Tighe host ladies with luncheon and ferns roses.
The Republican reports Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kressen left Friday for their new home in California. Longtime Cass county residents, they leave many friends behind who wish them well. Reverend Hennessey of Manley, with Father Feeney of Auburn and Father Bradley of Plattsmouth, were guests in Manley after attending a church conference in Nebraska City.
A. H. Thurnes of Buffalo Ohio reports years of kidney and bladder trouble with gravel and stones. After using Foley's Kidney Cure he notes rapid relief as the brick dust like substance disappeared and says it has done him $1,000 worth of good. F G Fricke & Co endorses the product as a cure for kidney and bladder disease.
Ed Kirkpatrick injured his foot by stepping on a nail and cannot walk at present. Mrs. J. A. Pollard returns from Vermont with her father Dr. W. Goodrich. Missouri Pacific surveyors lay out a side track to the mill and grading begins. Co. W. Banning returns from a land-hunting trip with a farm fourteen miles north of Kearney, to take possession next March.
Edward Otto of 27 De Soto Street in St Paul Minnesota writes that Peruna cured his oldest son after three doctors failed. He notes the family had given up hope but Peruna saved the boy and now the medicine stays in the home with no further doctor visits.
Emil Walters of Plattsmouth has secured the plastering contract for the St John residence and will begin work soon after fathers are out of the way. Thomas Patrick, hospitalized in Omaha for tumor removal, has recovered enough to return home to his daughter Mrs Baier. Mel McVay heads west for a three week trip through Nebraska and South Dakota. he will visit Tilden where Nora Pierce resides as she plans to wed Fred in Hudson, South Dakota next week.
Governor G W Atkinson of West Virginia endorses Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as effective for stomach ailments after using several bottles. Advertises sale by F G Fricke Co and Gering Co.
Mrs Lelia Dugay joined an excursion to Chicago and visited relatives in Ottumwa Iowa Miss Vernie Barnum from Lincoln returned home for vacation Henry Hiner and family moved into the northeast part of town Mark Freeman left for a short outing in Boyd county and nearby areas Ira P Goodwin and granddaughter Ethel Marstella with J W Pittman Cass County relatives departed for St Joseph.
The article argues Peruna contains no narcotics and is perfectly harmless. It claims users can take it for extended periods without developing a drug habit and that it permanently eliminates catarrh by removing its cause. It notes many households have used Peruna for twenty years, impossible if it contained narcotics.
Miss Birdie Pittman and Miss Ethel Marstella of St Joseph toured Omaha last Saturday. Abe Rupley a Nehawka tin expert delivered items for service work. Dean Austin shared samples of a new weed bug on wheat stalks and a bug report will follow from Lincoln. Early Risers theme ends the note with a playful limerick about waking at dawn.
Mrs Tom Johnson and son Frank visit from Oklahoma. A twelve pound boy born to Mr and Mrs Hala Brothers of South Bend June 23. Miss Margaret Holyoke visits Plattsmouth for a week with Amos Keiser. National Stone Co receives two narrow gauge engines for quarry use. Fred P Todd of Jamestown NY visits sister Mrs G W Mayfield. John Lohnes called to Illinois for his brother's death. Lohnes has lost two brothers recently in Illinois. Death of S P Metz closes a Louisville saloon. Will Ossenkapp must obtain a new license. Councilman Palmer narrowly escapes a rattlesnake while mowing his lawn.
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