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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Herald
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1903
Page
8
A historical ad style piece touts Vinci cod liver oil as a cure for lung troubles. It claims climate affects health, lists symptoms from cold to hacking cough, and cites a doctor noting left lung involvement. It promises relief in most cases with a money back guarantee.
The Herald announces a free wallatlas with yearly advance subscription, detailing maps of nations, towns, U S, and hemispheres plus state capitals and populations. Des Moines, April 14 16, 1902. Also advertises Great Western rail excursion fares and a club offer combining Lawn, Homestead, Mariners Institute, and Poultry Birwer publications for farmers at $1.90 annual. Samples available at the office.
David M. Parry argues that capital must be thoroughly organized to reduce strikes and boycotts. He urges immediate creation of a national federation of employers to enable intelligent settlement of trade disputes and achieve industrial peace.
A critical viewpoint questions the source of vast fortunes and charity alike. The piece argues wealth mostly comes from workers and force, citing church gifts from stock traders, and questions whether accepting such funds sanctifies dubious wealth. It challenges complacent citizens to demand better origins for public money.
The Herald asks farmer patrons for input on printing a Chicago market resume in each issue as in recent weeks. Readers wishing this service should sign the form above, detach, and send it to The Herald. Also advertised is a transparent Rocky Mountain Tea promoting spring use at 35 cents from WIs worth Drug Co.
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