Specialists Treat Wide Range of Ailments Without Knife
Specialists dedicate full time to treating men women and children for stomach liver kidneys bowels gall stones constipation anemia abdominal trouble diabetes rheumatism female troubles neuralgia deafness varicose veins catarrh head and throat leg ulcers eczema debility ruptures bedwetting epilepsy fits heart troubles piles and rectal fistula without chloroform or cutting. Eyes treated glasses fitted granular lids conjunctivitis headaches painful eyes. We grind our own nerves and do our own filling.
Pay As You Are Able Avoid Unnecessary Operations
A cautionary note urges patients to discuss options before surgery. It stresses avoiding unnecessary procedures and seeking professional guidance prior to medical decisions. The message emphasizes patient empowerment and prudent care in treatment planning.
Free Consultation and Examination Offer to Patients
An advertisement promises free consultation and examination for patients who have not improved after doctor visits. It emphasizes a thorough scientific personal exam at no cost and offers arranged treatment irrespective of financial status.
Seen About Town Inane street sights fade with cold weather
The town notes shifts in street hazards as mushroom safety islands disappear with frost and peanut shells vanish from storefronts. The column jokes about trends from Victrola grinding to college pipes and fall leaves signal changes as fires warn about chimneys and a new Post Office bulletin board is praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanitary
George’s
Semper
Brother’s adultery charge leads to jail in domestic dispute
Leonard Orth of De Pue sues that his brother Philip stole his wife and stays with her. Orth, with five children, had his wife and Philip jailed after legal action for alleged adultery. The family quarrel centers on custody of four older children and paternity of the youngest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
Leonard Orth
de Pue
Zearing
Orths
Leonard
Do You Know Your Home Paper Serves Community Readers
The paragraph extols a locally published newspaper as focused on essential news not sensationalism. It argues the paper provides vital information, enhances the town, and supports a stay at home buy at home policy benefiting residents and the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Hull urges inland waterway to connect Great Lakes and Gulf
Congressman Hull advocates a 200 ft wide and 9 ft deep channel from Utica to Grafton to link the Illinois River with the Mississippi and the Gulf, arguing it will boost central west industry by lowering copper and nitrate freight and tying Chicago to New Orleans. He cites South American trade and coffee movement as supporting evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois River
Chicago
New Orleans
Washington
Congress
Utica
Grafton
Illinois
State of
Chile
New York
Anaconda Company
New York City
Montana
St. Louis
Kansas City
Central West
Anaconda
Great
South
America
Sao Paulo
Bureau Junction Bridge Settled
Washington informs Congressman Hull that the War Department and the State of Illinois have agreed on the Bureau Junction bridge over the I M Canal. The government covers the cost of a new bridge like the old one, with the state paying the balance, ensuring early completion and an elevated crossing over the canal and tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wm. E. Hull
War Department
State of Illinois
Bureau Junction
I. & M. Canal
Here
Peoria
Through Street Declaration for St. Paul Street
An ordinance from Spring Valley Illinois designates St Paul Street as an arterial highway or through street. Vehicles on St Paul Street have right of way over entering or exiting traffic from intersecting streets and over vehicles on crossing roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley
Illinois
St. Paul Street
City of
City ordinance regulates traffic on St. Paul Street
The 1925 Spring Valley Illinois ordinance requires vehicles to stop before entering or crossing St. Paul Street and repeals conflicting ordinances. Violations carry a fine not to exceed 50 dollars per offense. Passed November 23, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Street
Spring Valley
Illinois
City Clerk Attests Ordinance Signed By Mayor Knapp
Ordinance dated November 23 1925 signed by Mayor Charles W Knapp and attested by City Clerk N H Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D
Charles W. Knapp
N. H. Smith
Hall's Catarrh Medicine promise and method
Hall's Catarrh Medicine offers an ointment to relieve catarrhal inflammation and an internal tonic that acts through the blood to restore normal conditions. Sold by druggists for over 40 years by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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Buick
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CONG
Hull ON Inland
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Ldea Limited
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