New Millinery and House Goods at Chowins Store
Local shop promotes new millinery arrivals and notary services at Chowins. The ad cites up-to-date job work, household items, and an array of hats, shoes, and dry goods with various prices and offers.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1898
Page
8
Local shop promotes new millinery arrivals and notary services at Chowins. The ad cites up-to-date job work, household items, and an array of hats, shoes, and dry goods with various prices and offers.
An investigation at a green house turned up four men wearing new shoes and linked to a theft. Morris and Arnold pleaded guilty at Julesburg, while Hall and Dorothy faced vagrancy charges. A reward of 850 added to the county’s praise for the swift capture.
The schedule lists a May 7 1808 meeting at Landizeple Nebraska with talks on slavery current events and pupil development. Participants include Ruth Fawcett Geo Fawcett Joe Gunson Lorbert Foster VerValin J W Nelson and M Tobin with study topics Numbers chapters V and VII and a discussion on pupil preference development. Also an advertisement touts a salve for skin ailments sold by W F Bassett.
An advertisement extols Swift's Specific as a cure to cleanse the blood and purify the system. It warns that impurities accumulate in winter and that a thorough course now protects against common summer illnesses, urging readers to start treatment promptly.
The article explains bladder and womb functions, attributing most urinary issues to kidney problems. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy, claiming its use confirms healthy urine after twenty four hours and offers free samples by mail with stamps. The note is an advertisement from Kilmer & Co of Binghamton New York.
The advertisement touts S S S as a blood remedy to resist summer sickness and build the system. It claims the tonic cleanses impurities and provides pure red blood. It emphasizes vegetable roots and herbs with no potash or mercury and asserts uniqueness and effectiveness.
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