Cough Remedy Ad Promises Safe Pleasant Cure
An advertisement for a patent cough remedy by BD Rouge Partioner claims the syrup is pleasant to take, contains no opium or narcotics, and always cures. Sold by WH druggists in the village.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1914
Page
4
An advertisement for a patent cough remedy by BD Rouge Partioner claims the syrup is pleasant to take, contains no opium or narcotics, and always cures. Sold by WH druggists in the village.
The article records Tastall Officers and Premester wikt of tase week with Ke of P lodge installing multiple officers including BO Carsett Wa TL Garren Prelate Geo Urane M of B Geo Patterson M of B R N Millice K of R and 8 P De Barhart M AA Cletus Bugher L We Garret t G G0 Taylor Geo New Trastea Wm Barber and others. It notes Steele City Lodge 116 installing further officers for the year and M W of A lodge officers installed Tuesday night, followed by an oyster supper for members and their ladies with roles like Chief of Row er Chief of Heron Lady of Honor and various officers and trustees.
A reader from Brooklen Michigan writes about a severe case of constipation five years ago and claims a product named Tatlers cured it. The letter notes the author is S. FL Fish and mentions a pen pal tone from Chan Vieriain.
Signals from the naval observatory in Washington are transmitted twice daily at noon and 7 PM Washington time. Messages are received at Fatrsury via a wireless station and logged at the station along the economic lines of the United States. Mr. Ackerman is noted as the only jeweler in Nebraska with a wireless station to receive messages.
The Bagdad of the Arabian Nights remains but in ruins while a new city rises on the east bank of the Tigris with about 206000 residents mostly colonists. The Har Baghdad palace hosts foreign consulates as the famed eight sided tower linked to the Queen of Sheba nears ruin.
An advertisement touts a permanent cure for stomach troubles. It tells of John B. Barker of Battle Creek Michigan who suffered heartburn indigestion and liver complaint and claims Chamberlain's Tablets ended his trouble. Sold by all druggists.
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