23 Dec 1899
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Newspaper
The Hays Free Press
Location
Hays, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1899
Page
1
Local almanac style notes cover holiday preparations in Judd's store and town life. It mentions recipes, gifts, and Father figures, upcoming church events, a new big shed, farm sales, and holiday greetings to subscribers along with minor notices on cattle, stockings, and weather.
Horses taken up at a farm are listed with an owner claim process. John Gable claims a mare and mare’s ownership proofs are requested, with references to a long standing case and related actions. The notice urges proper identification and registration of horses including the mare described as gray or grayish.
An advertisement claims Neges German Salve, a noted remedy, treats skin diseases and ulcers. It asserts it can heal piles and similar ailments, offering cure suggestions and urging readers to try the product in Milton Ottumwa and nearby areas.
Ed Kern and Cone ChrWiens acquire two inches of a substance labeled Vana-Tasa, from an unspecified source, amid a report noting prior ownership and a forthcoming sale by a Dagtor. The fragmentary wording obscures full details.
Hays City on January 1st hosts a one day only medical advertisement offering treatments for chronic end nervous diseases. eyes ears throat lungs and digestion. listed conditions include diabetes liver stomach rheumatism and sexual ailments. It promises new methods learned in Eastern and Southern hospitals with confidential, private treatment and a fixed payment schedule.
An ad style item touts Dr Seelye’s Waea-Toss Jr. Pariey claiming relief from neuralgia earache headache croup sore brow LaGrippe and kidney based cures. It urges readers to trust trial experience and suggests Basle Weenitvet and zon as alternatives.
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