Village influenza and events mark moving week
The village reports illness including influenza, colds, and chicken pox with several residents like Mrs. Frank Rush and Rev Clemens affected. Upcoming events include a Parent-Teacher meeting rescheduled to March 16, an Old Folks Dance on March 17, and a lecture featuring the Mozart Ladies Quartet with modest attendance. Local business notes mention Tanlac being sold by M. R. Newell, property sales and relocations, and tax collection plans by Mt. Carroll visitors.
Pure bred baby chicks offered free book and prices
Continental Hatcheries in Springfield Ohio advertises pure bred baby chicks with free book and pricing details. It promises cheaper options than hatchery costs and provides Box A as contact. The brief notice targets breeders and poultry hobbyists seeking affordable stock.
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Continental Hatcheries
Box A. N
Springfield
Ohio
Falls Catarrh Medicine Claim Claim Cure
Fragmentary ad style text claims a remedy for catarrh and deafness with a disclaimer that the firm does not guarantee certain outcomes. Limited readable details suggest an early 20th century patent medicine pitch describing claimed cures and customer assurances.
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