Chamberlain remedies praised by readers and ads praised
Readers tout Chamberlain products for colic, diarrhea and rheumatism relief. An advertisement urges taking a course at Mankato Commercial College with a request for a catalogue.
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1915
Page
6
Readers tout Chamberlain products for colic, diarrhea and rheumatism relief. An advertisement urges taking a course at Mankato Commercial College with a request for a catalogue.
At a rural summer gathering Miss Maybrick and Jane Carew clash with Staunton and Cousin Alex. Jane defends Staunton as a gentleman while Maybrick hints at his authorship. A moonlit talk deepens Jane’s feelings as Staunton reveals his true self opening a new world to her.
The article emphasizes absolute bed rest for inflammatory rheumatism until fever subsides and swelling clears, with two weeks of rest beyond recovery. Joints require total immobilization using padded splints and cotton wool, while diet shifts to water lemonade, milk, and cereals. Medical guidance must be strictly followed for best outcomes.
A Canadian visit leads Miss Susan Jones to hear a Mohawk like tale titled Abasca. It centers on Abasca, Stormwind, and a white trader, ending with Abasca’s death and the lovers parting as Stormwind takes a new path. The dialogue mimics a campfire exchange with humor and melodrama.
Iowa ships top Berkshire hogs for display at the Panama Exposition livestock pavilion. D O Lively reports two carloads from Ames and Dean C F Curtiss to form the exhibit view herd. Kokomo Indiana claims a long period with no strike or lockout among 7000 factory workers and a death rate never above 13.6 per thousand in the last 25 years.
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