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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Herald
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1903
Page
8
An ad advertises Vinci as a cure for colds coughs and related symptoms claiming the remedy is not opium based or drug laden. It asserts the product clears old coughs quickly and even helps those believed to be advanced in consumption. The dealers offer a money back guarantee if it fails to help.
County correspondent records visits by John Gademann and A N Gerdes, multiple locals attending events, school terms begun and teachers engaged, illnesses including pneumonia and relapses, and a number of social calls and moves such as a piano-case organ purchase. Several residents travel to Missouri and New York for work or visits, with routine house maintenance noted.
Mr Potter and wife visiting at L M Follett's home have returned to Michigan. The Treasant Ridge M B E Aid society met with Mrs James Vigars, sewing carpet rags. John Lohr visited Radcliffe. D C Johnson improving. Victor Nelson spent Sunday with parents at Eldoga. Mrs C Le Rogers of Union visited J H Strother. Mrs T F Boylan visiting her parents Rev Troutman and wife at Garner Town. Robert Milner of Clinton stayed with friends. Prof R E P Fogg of Mt Vernon was in town. Miss Charlotte Carter returned to Cedar list to attend school. W J Long arrived. brick for new building being raised. Miss Mayme Livengood returned from Marion. Mrs Chas Joelscher and sister Laura White of Mitchell, Dak., visiting. Funeral services for Henry Broer held at M F B church. Rev Hoepner and Rev Matteson officiated. interred Tipton cemetery. Relatives express sympathy. Monday evening Ralph M Crowell, formerly in the west, returned to New York City. son of Y Crowell of New York publisher. Ralph praised as a good, loyal man. Thursday at about 1 post of ice, a carriage carrying Postmaster Boylan wed L J Aula, north of town, to wed William A Weatherly and Miss Violet ufail. Boylan says the wedding was well received, the dinner notable, and he enjoys a quiet life ahead.
Spring work will soon be in. Wm Brooks will work for Timer Os theimer this year. Eugene Burgess is going into the buggy business. Mike Kelley sold a fine team of horses to Eugene Burgess for 200 dollars. Goose Creek sees teacher changes as Elmer Ostheimer’s horse dies from blood poisoning. Miss Clark teaches Rough Woods, Miss Legeet Timber Valley, Mrs F C Boody the victary school. Iowa Central offers homeseeker rates to Northwest with tickets Tuesdays. inquire via agent or A B Cutts, Minneapolis.
A nostalgic monologue recalls youth in a garret and the feverish joy of twenty one. The speaker longs for the wild freedom of youth, music with friends, and a triumphant burst of Napoleonic memory before time swept those days away.
In Beadle County South Dakota near Lake Byron there is a full section with buildings a deep well and abundant pure soft water four miles from the post office and one and a half miles from telephone half the land cultivated balance in fenced pastures ideal for a stock farming family price twenty dollars per acre three thousand dollars cash balance on six percent interest terms contact J D Newcomer Eldora Iowa for details
The piece argues Lincoln’s enduring appeal lies in his genuine, affectionate nature and ties to his early home. It emphasizes how his strength came from preserving fond memories of family and humble beginnings, keeping his sympathy warm and young.
A rhetoric on the home as the cornerstone of democracy arguing tenement conditions erode self rule. It condemns child labor, urging that mothers keep children at home and that industrial supremacy is bought by labor of the young. The piece laments homes turned into mere eating and sleeping places and warns of government collapse if the home fails.
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