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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Herald
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1903
Page
8
An advertorial piece argues chronic lung troubles resist common cough cures. It promotes Vinci cod liver oil preparations claimed to improve nourishment and blood, reducing germs and speeding relief with a money back guarantee. It cites weather and illness cycles and emphasizes a cure rate of nine in ten.
Harvey Williams is very sick George Cross is ill this week Ernest Wood had a telephone outage Tuesday Ernest Williams proud father of a baby girl Mollie Ripley visited Th Bradfield’s Carl Townsend works for Lewis Lateh this week C Grantow has three children sick with mumps Mrs Walter Fuller is sick with typhoid fever Harolku and Latra Turner visited Berlin over Sunday Miley Sheets and wife visited Migle City Wednesday Miss Emima Sawyer began spring term of school Monday Grace Hayden returned to Gilmore City last Friday Clarence Thind is putting rain into C W Fossler’s farm this spring Perry Hughes building an addition to his house Mrs Bender’s friends sorrowful over her condition since going to Kansas C W Townsend wife and daughter Allie visited C Hunters near Town Falls Tuesday Mrs Charity U Wiserodt is very low with stomach cancer James Kamary called to bedside of sister Mrs Kirkhoff with heart trouble Indigestion blamed Burdock Blood Bitters promoted Joe Huse went to Lowa Falls Ed Cross and Samh Wilson went to Ackley Monday Jim Ellison lost a cow last week J S Quigle on business to Lowa Falls Wednesday Larry Rely and Smith boys had the measles Charley Teard and wife of Abbott visited father here Sunday J Quick spent time in Steamboat Rock Monday night Seeding will finish this week then corn planting Flower club met with Mrs Stella Windecker last Tuesday Tarry Strahorn lost a work horse Rev Barton to preach here on the 26th at 2 30 All invited Christian aid meeting with Mrs J S Quiggle May 7th Mrs A Millslagle visited town
Parents Mr and Mrs Upton east of Eldora report a meeting on Saturday May 2 at 2 o clock at Owasa to arrange Decoration Day exercises with a speaker secured. I P Bailey has his barn painted as Mrs John Mills of Somers Iowa visits G W Bailey. John Peterson and wife of Union visited C Bailey. Nell Moyd began spring term in Concord two Mondays ago. Mrs W F LeRoy of Zearing has returned home. Will Grosby Hubbard and Miss Lucy Baugh Marshalltown were married last week in Marshalltown.
The Herald offers a new up to date wallatlas at no cost to subscribers. It includes world maps, US map, Iowa map with county seats, and state capitals with population and area data. A limited supply is available at The Herald office. Also patient ad for Dr Woods Norway Pine Syrup claims to cure coughs and colds.
The MLK and PR Ry joins the Colonization agency of the southwestern lines to issue a monthly, free paper with authentic southwest information. It seeks farmers east of the Mississippi and asks agents to collect names and addresses of unacquainted residents to build a mailing list for the monthly. James Barker, General Passesper and Ticket agent, St. Louis, Mo.
Due notice is served that DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is the only salve made from pure witch hazel. The advertisement claims it has cured thousands of piles where others failed and warns against counterfeit products. Smith & Reed.
A fragmented ad notes low prices on storm sash and prompt service by Davis and Moser. Mentions a transparent skin care claim with Rocky Mountain Tea from Ellsworth Drug Co and a building by Smith. Drs Diehl and Kier are listed alongside.
$19 to Boston and return with a $2 membership fee. Tickets go on sale July 2 via Nickel Plate Road, return July 3 to July 15, not deposited with joint agent. Return extended to Sept 1 if return portion deposited with joint agent and $40 paid for execution. Superior train service and meals on American Club train, price from 35c to 1, la carte service. Write John Y Callahan, general agent, 14 Adams St, Chicago, for departure times and details.
Mrs Uriah Nelson of Lansing Iowa testifies that Dr Miles Nervine stopped and reversed horrific cramps and spasms in her 18 month old boy after doctors failed. One-half bottle halted fits and straightened limbs, another bottle cured him. She warns neglect harms nerves and praises the remedy. All druggists stock Dr Miles remedies and a free nervous and heart diseases booklet is offered by the Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhast Ind.
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