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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Herald
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1905
Page
8
A brief item notes engineer Joe Tack aboard the Missouri Pacific between Wichita and Kiowa appeared with a large photo in the Atchison Globe. Tack claimed severe stomach pains and suspected cancer, credits Kadol Dyspepsia Cure from Smith & Reed with relief after使用 medical advice from his blogger.
A vintage advertisement promises a guaranteed cure for piles including itching bleeding and protruding cases. It claims Vuzo Ointment fails to cure any case and offers a refund if not cured. The Paris Medicine Co of St Louis allegedly handles orders postpaid.
Perry Oklahoma transformed a barren public square into a thriving park via a citizen project led by W. T. Little, Perry’s postmaster. He funded and supervised planting 10,000 American white olive saplings, with county commissioners approving a two year, no pay labor and tree-care plan. The result is a shaded, orderly space drawing praise from across Oklahoma and attention from eleven towns seeking guidance.
An essay outlines forming a town group under any name to improve growth, population, industry, taxation, and passing laws for prosperity. It notes a Long Island town of 2,600 with sewerage absence causing about forty deaths yearly, arguing some deem costly improvements unnecessary.
The Home Trade Advocate praises farming communities for literacy and progress powered by home papers. It argues farmers are the main support of the country press and that merchants should substantially back local papers to improve towns and boost business.
A urged plan promotes planting between property lines to beautify streets, reduce heat, and improve moisture access. The piece notes a town adopting day labor sidewalk construction for uniformity and cost savings, and includes a Norfolk–style ad for sewing machines, plus Iowa Central excursion rates to Portland, Hot Springs, Denver, and other destinations.
A scanned advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets as a busy medicine for busy people. It markets the product for constipation and indigestion, claiming breathability and relief, with location and price hints from Madison, Wisconsin.
The Hardin County Historical Society movement began after Stephen Whited proposed organizing a society. A second gathering is set for Monday June 5 at 11 am to plan a museum transfer to the society and a room in the Bidora public library for papers books and artifacts under a curator.
A promoted tonic claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure supplies digestive juices and relieves stomach tension by resting inflamed muscles. It asserts the product digests food and helps the stomach and digestive organs transform meals into rich blood. Sold by Smith Reed.
A dubious advert promises complete cure from morphine and opium addiction through an absolute hypophosphine treatment. It claims no payment until cure and no injuries, stating the patient remains in perfect physical condition. For details contact F. H. Greenawalt at 48 Lynn St., Nevada, Iowa.
An advertisement directs readers to address as above or call No 63 or leave orders at The Herald office or Citizens Bank Eldora. It promises reasonable terms and a satisfaction guarantee and notes reference to either bank of Radcliffe.
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