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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1917
Page
9
The advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast gentle remedy for indigestion dyspepsia gastritis and gas. It claims quick relief from sour stomachs plus safety and broad use with millones of cures worldwide. A half dollar case is recommended for home use.
Mrs Ezra Dorion of Ogdensburg Wisconsin reports sharp piercing pains and weakness from female troubles. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief after six bottles, saying physicians could do no more and urging others to try the remedy.
W R Mellor of Loup City named superintendent of automobile hall at the Nebraska State Fair. The announcement lists many reappointed and new superintendents for the 1917 fair, covering amphitheatre, auditorium, stalls, bands, camping, concessions, transportation, and various exhibits across Lincoln and other towns.
An advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a harmless laxative for children and adults. It urges checking tongue for symptoms, warns against counterfeits, and claims a 50 cent bottle with full directions for all ages.
Mrs Wettergreen & Son druggists of Bridgewater South Dakota recommend Dr Kilmer Swamp Root after years of use reporting benefits across ailments the preparation claims. They offer samples for ten cents and a information booklet on kidneys and bladder with paper mention. Regular bottle sizes available at drug stores.
An advertisement extols Knowlton's Dandeline hair product claiming immediate conditioning and hair growth benefits after weeks of use. The copy asserts removal of dandruff and itch with a 25 cent bottle and includes other product mentions and miscellaneous ad lines.
Report notes extensive winterkill in Nebraska wheat fields with many acres damaged beyond recovery. Officials outline replanting plans and timing for farm recovery efforts. Local growers weigh options as weather and soil conditions influence decisions.
A rundown of upcoming statewide events with dates across Nebraska. Highlights include the Annual State Bowling Tournament in Fremont April 9 to 14, and gatherings from the Missouri Valley Chiropractors in Omaha April 21 and 22 to the State History Teachers meeting in Columbus the first week of May and the G A R Encampment in May.
Omaha grain exchange secretary may supply spring wheat seed to farmers whose winter wheat was killed. J. S. Westbrook to travel to Minneapolis to arrange seed purchases at about 2.50 a bushel. Railroads pledge quick seed delivery. university officials emphasize support and guidance for reseeding damaged fields.
Thayer county farmers abandon winter wheat citing a large acreage and crop loss. They switch to oats and spring wheat on winter wheat ground, with remaining land going to corn. Despite high cattle and hog prices easing impact, the widespread loss underscores a tight farming year. G W Muligan of Walworth, Custer county, sold eighty three cattle averaging about 1500 pounds for 12.50 per cwt at South Omaha.
Milford voters approve issuing bonds totaling 22500 for a new school building to replace the one destroyed by fire at a special election. Ord sees J A Ollis appointed as Nebraska federal land bank appraiser at 2400 annually, sole appointee for now.
In response to the international situation guards have been posted at every important railroad bridge in the state with government officials aiding railroads to protect property and lines.
A playful dialogue between Tommie and Grandma on past behavior prompts a joke about history. Grandma affirms memories while Tommie links it to a teacher's remark.
Cincinnati authority promotes Freezone to end corn and callus pain. Apply drops directly to tender skin, then lift away the corn or callus with ease. Small bottle sold at drug stores, claimed to avoid skin irritation, with advice to request it from wholesalers if unavailable.
An old age prevention notice promotes drinking pure water and taking Anuric double strength from druggists. It claims kidneys filter toxins, relieves backache and tired feeling, and dissolves uric acid like hot water dissolves sugar, asserting superiority to "Hthia."
A Western man asks what a shad consists of and the astern expert explains it is mostly backbone wishbone funny bone and a bit more in a humorous regional exchange.
Advertisement offers Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription or Golden Medical Discovery by mail. It instructs sending 1 dollar for a large package of tablets or 50 cents for a smaller size to the Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, New York, for delivery.
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