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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1924
Page
12
Fragments describe using a fragrant antiseptic cream in the nostrils to relieve a cold or catarrh and soothe throat and inflamed areas. The text suggests inhaling a small amount for relief and mentions soothing effects. No clear date or named entities are provided.
Ten Davis ta bd and Mrs Leorae Rose guests at B W Post home. Wilder family and neighbors attended native creamery meeting in Caldwell Saturday. Mrs S G Tucker visited Mrs Mary Smart’s home. Children's day program was well received. Anna Tucker joined Parma camp fire girls on a camping trip. H L McLaughlin learned of his brother Frank McLaughlin's death in Audubon Town Sunday. Gretchen Evans spent Sunday at her home.
Local notes recount community visits and sympathy extended after Dr. Allen’s death. Families from Caldwell Parma Ten Davis and nearby towns are mentioned attending gatherings, concerts, and personal visits, with travel to Emmett and Bow noted.
Miss Dorothy Siders resides with her uncle L E Bolton of Dalhart Texas and reports marked health improvement. Numerous local residents and visitors including Waldron, Hall, Waldron’s relatives, and nearby farmers are noted at homes, picnics, and church events. The June 29 Children Day will be an all day session with a talk by Rev Rice, while irrigation resumes after a five day gap.
Report from Huston Sundays says Dorothy Siders Watt attended the Fisher evangelistic meeting with many friends. Attending physicians at Phoenix announced she is not tuberculous and has gone to her uncle L E Jolion much improved.
Riverside residents including W. H. Hathaway and family prepare for a Burns Idaho trip on Tuesday. Mr Hathaway will miss his bar employment and they plan to stay until November. The article also notes a fire on the Robertman ranch destroyed by free 2 o'clock stock, with Selders machinery lost. Numerous social visits and gatherings follow, including an event at Miss Hazel and Paul Armstrongs, visits from Lake View and Lake Lowell residents, and church services led by Friends from Mesha.
Caldwell resident W B Cupp of 5 Kimball Ave reported disordered kidneys causing nightly urination, backache, and sharp pains. After using Doan’s Pills the backache eased and kidney function improved. he endorses the remedy from local dealers.
A health ad urges kidney checkups and promotes four ounces daily of Salts to flush kidneys. It claims rich foods tire kidneys and cause back pain headaches and urinary issues. Recommends mixing four tablespoons in water before breakfast for a day, then physician examination annually.
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