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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Herald
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1904
Page
8
An advertisement touts scott emulsion as worth the money, claiming a thin woman paid 12 pounds for flesh priced at 3 to 8 cents a pound and gained 12 pounds after regular doses. It urges readers that they get their money's worth and offers a free sample, mentioning Scott & Bowne and druggists.
Henry Howard builds a new barn Rev Stubbs visited Mrs Dr Lowder in Chicago Moon family welcomes a daughter Stadley visiting Iowa Falls Helen Tostenson home near Dillon Beach and Armstrongs visit son J C Livingston and Maria Reece wed at Elizabeth Lundy’s home Jessie Tansey heads to Indianapolis for musical studies Friends church undergoing frescoing and repairs Services moved to academy A C Martin family back in town over Stubbs Bros. store Irwin Seward dies after long cancer illness lecture by Rev Dinger on Jerusalem walls birthday party for two ladies and farewell for Miss Cromwell Coal prices offered by Davis Moser
The remedy claims instant relief for coughs croup and laryngitis and says it acts at the trouble site without passing into the stomach. It purportedly draws out inflammation heals and soothes while helping lungs supply oxygen to blood and tissues. Sold by Smith Reed.
Co. B. Varnum and wife visit the world’s fair while A F Wood of Union and W R Cammack of Marshalltown make Tuesday trips. Bert McCoy heads to California for winter. Humeston returns from Union. Carnival plans surface as merchants organize an event later this month. Henry Winterfield builds a new house on recent property in the east. Reverend C F Plummer arrives as the new M E minister and preaches twice. I L Doane plans to move from Mitchell, S C to Mitchell with his family soon. Grandma Hurd is poorly. Hall Eliott and Frank Simpson families visit Owasa and nearby. Join Fossler aided by W A Wickham, Joe Huse visits Geneva. I Klopp sick. Born to Geo Stotser and wife October 14, a son. John Simpson visits to see the new babe. Thomas Wilson builds two wagons.
Dyspepsia is blamed for wrecking homes and happiness, more than war or pestilence. Re-Go Tonic Laxative Syrup is advertised to cure and prevent dyspepsia. Sold by Wilson Drug Co successors to Ellsworth Drug Co Eldora Iowa Temperance Drug Store. Nuff sed.
Mr and Sirs Albert Lynk visited C Jackson Sunday League next Sunday evening Mrs Dell Wright leader Henry and Ben Heard attending the world s fair this week The Canada land seekers just returned on Wednesday evening Fred Severs rented the Wallen Hayden farm north of this place Morton Fossler of Ackley visited his cousin Elmer Fossler over Sunday George Lynk lost his paper with spasmatic colic a week ago Mrs Sarah Trayden and three children visited her parents a few days last week C Townsend and son Carl and Asa Frisbie helped Rev Cleveland move his household goods to Monday They loaded the Gar at Cleves A man named Cutler was buried here last Friday He had a cancer Since last Sunday preaching service and Sabbath school hours changed Sunday school 130 preaching 230 All cordially invited Three burials in less than a week Fred Trickey s two months old baby was buried Tuesday afternoon and Frank Butzon s baby buried Wednesday afternoon For Sale Eighty acres of fall pasture E Greer Can You Eat J B Taylor a prominent merchant of Chriesman Tex says I could not eat because of a weak stomach I lost all strength and ran down in weight After four bottles MKodol Dyspepsia Cure fully restored to health Sold by Smith & Reea
A testimonial from R F Ripley, a former superintendent, extols Dean's Ointment for itching hemorrhoids. He recounts prior failures with remedies, states the ointment provided relief after a few applications, and endorses its value for anyone troubled by hemorrhoids. Sold by Foster Kilburn Co. Buffalo agents for the United States.
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