Local notices and health ads from Neely's Pharmacy
Billy Myers battles measles as local ads promote pills tonics and remedies. Ed Wagenaar pads a Hilton street residence with material for a cellar addition while merchants tout Man Zan Pile Remedy and Hoellister's Rocky Mountain Tea. Community notices mention church meetings, funerals, and visits, with Be es Laxative Cough Syrup priced at 29 cents and 50 cents at Neely's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Wagenaar
Hilton Street
Electric Bitters Endorsement Proclaims Health Breakthrough
A French scientist cites a blood based life extension method while old American usage claims Electric Bitters prolong life and renew blood and nerves. W M Sherman of Cushing Me reports recovery after using Electric Bitters, promoted at Spear Drug Co with a $0.50 price.
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Electric Bitters
Spear Drug Cov
Valentine social at church with refreshments price list
The Christian Endeavor group will host a Valentine social on Saturday February 13 at P B Miller's residence. Refreshments cost twenty five cents a couple or fifteen cents for a single. W E Mudge traveled to Red Cloud on Wednesday evening to attend his wife's cousin Werner Kent's funeral, who died Thursday morning from appendicitis after visiting here in late November.
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Christian Endeavor of
The
Christian Church
P. B. Miller
W. FE. Mudge
Red Cloud
No. 13
Werner Kent
Washington Recovers After Spider Bite With Arnica Salve
John Washington of Bosqueville Texas suffered blood poisoning and deep leg sores after a spider bite. Doctors failed to help for five weeks until Hucklen's Arnica Salve cured him. It is advertised for eczema boils burns and piles sold at Spear's Drug store for 25e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hucklen
John Washington
Bosqueville
Tex
Spear’s
Lincoln Birthday Cen tennial Observed By Local School
Virgil Jones of Gloversville is a new high school student amid a blizzard that halted room warming. Illness and a death in the community affected classes, with Miss Minnie Habicht out and Rev. Chas. Davis teaching in the Grammar room. The school notes measles spread in nearby rural districts and invites attendance at the Lincoln birthday centennial at 2 PM Friday February 12. The monthly school report covers Primary Intermediate and Grammar divisions with enrollment, absences, tardies, visitors, and perfect attendance tallies for the first semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Jones
Gloversville
New York
Minnie Habicht
Chas. Davis
Lelia Hadley
Beulah Thompson
Willie Pickard
Douglas Miller
Everett Clark
LaVern Pickard
Leta Green
Arnold Fouts
Alma Zook
Emma Kielameier
Max Hell
Alfred Cunningham
Neal Diller
Cecil Ellis
Aurel Tonnemaker
Cuba Hudson
Viola Kerr
Mary Snyder
Carrol Diller
Mary Patten
Beulah Hudson
Frank Hill
Harold Hutchinson
Nellie Green
Tacly
Emma Kielsmeier
Ethel Pickard
Claude Cavett
Mary Patton
Harold Huchinson
Measles Nerve Link Highlighted by Dr Shoop
In sickness a hidden nerve failure may cause multiple organs to fail. Dr Shoop identifies a vital nerve connection and claims Shoop's Restorative reaches these nerves rather than stomach or heart stimulation. A simple five or ten test could show results, advertised by Neely's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoop
Neely
Union Evangelistic Services to Start in Diller
Next Thursday evening February 18 union evangelistic services will begin in Diller led by Rev. E R Nance with singer Mrs Eva Hill. First meeting likely at the Methodist church, ongoing for a week or ten days. The Presbyterian and Christian churches encourage community attendance. House for rent offered at the Record office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
E. R. Nance
Eva Hill
Methodist Church
Nance
Fairbury
Christian Church
Soldier Balks Death Plot and Regains Health
J A Stone a Kemp Texas Civil War veteran believed a plot between illness and the grave threatened his life. He says a stubborn cold led to a chronic cough and weight loss until he used Dr Kings New Life to restore health. He reports weight back to 178 pounds and credits the tonic with improvement. Trial bottle offered free with guarantees by Spear Drug.
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J. A. Stone
Kemp, Tes
Spear Drug
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