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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Herald
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1903
Page
8
A promotional notice from Ellsworth Drug Co of Eldora Iowa endorses Vinol Vinic as a safe nutrient tonic for nursing mothers claiming it strengthens the mother and benefits the baby Vinol contains no dangerous drugs and a money back guarantee is offered if it fails to help readers within ten miles are urged to inquire locally.
Farmers are urged to subscribe to a limited time club offer including The Iowa Homestead its Special Farmers Institute Editions and The Poultry Farmer plus their own paper for local and general news all for 190 cents a year. The bundle is pitched as best in its class with samples available at the office.
In Beadle County South Dakota near Lake Byron a full section farm with buildings well windmill pastures and a deep well with pure soft water stands four miles from the post office and mile and a half from the telephone line Nearly half cultivated balance fenced. Price 20600 per acre 3000 cash with balance on six percent terms Contact J O Newcomer Eldora ta for details
The Herald offers a free up to date atlas to every subscriber who pays a year in advance. The pages include world flags, Iowa map with county seats, a U S map, hemispheric maps, and state capitals with populations and areas. The atlas, worth $1.00, can only be obtained at The Herald office along with travel and storm sash pricing from Davis & Moser and Great Western Ry tickets.
The speaker warns of likely conflict driven by militant factions and vigilant powers in Europe. Germany’s naval buildup and strategic emphasis are highlighted as proof that war is plausible, with emphasis on who bears the costs and the risks of miscalculation in a tense global balance.
The essay argues that modern urban growth and high rents threaten family life by prioritizing individual mobility over stable homes. It notes a mismatch between plentiful services for individuals and the lack of support to sustain family life, urging moral reflection and action by moralists, patriots, and Christians.
The speaker declares German born Americans remain loyal to the United States, honoring their debt to the American people. He affirms continued allegiance and duty to their adopted country, highlighting contributions across commerce arts industry and war and peace, while cherishing birth origin.
Persistent ad copy extols Scott's Emulsion as a fattening tonic for invalids convalescents consumptives and weak children. It claims to increase bone flesh blood and nerve tissue and offers a free sample to readers.
The Herald urges subscribers in arrears for one or more years to send the owed subscription payments. The plea stresses a real need for funds and clarifies it is not a demand or dunning but a request for overdue amounts to be remitted at earliest convenience.
A. G. Harris, postmaster, GEO Nelson, writes in Eldora on February 26, 1903, praising Dr Talley for fitting glasses that provide complete satisfaction and urges readers with eye troubles to call him.
The M E and TL Ry promotes colonization of the southwest and plans a free monthly paper with up to date information. Agents are urged to gather farmer names east of the Mississippi to supply mailing lists for the new publication. A subscription deal offers The Herald and Weekly Register and Leader for one year at 1 05 with a copy of The American farmer.
Notice of annual city election in Eldora Iowa to fill four council seats from wards one through four. Polls open eight A.M. to six P.M. at ward specific locations including City Council Chamber and Court House. Official city names and dates listed.
Eldora resident Mrs. B. W. Van Vick reports backache relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She bought at Smith & Reed's drug store and says pain eased with use, praising the product as curing the root cause. Foster Kilburn Co. Buffalo, N Y sells the pills for 50 cents, remember the name Dean's.
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