Foley Kidney Pills Backed By Patient Experience Claim
A. A. Jeffords of McQrew Nuabr reports that Foley Kidney Pills relieved his back pain after using one bottle. The ad states the pills are 80 thor wmagny effective for backache rheumatism and kidney bladder ailments and are sold by all druggists.
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Health Warning for March Affects Young and Old
A public health note warns March is tough on the very young and elderly with croup bronchial colds lagrippe and pneumonia. Foley's Honey and Tar is advertised as a quick cough reliever and cold aid. Also listed is a five room cottage for sale near Wetherville priced at 2000 with contact J. W. Camundson, two phone lines.
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J. W. Camundson
Wetherville
Putte Sale at Katharvilla Feed Yard Items and Rules
A sale notice lists a Putte Sale at Katharvilla Feed Yard on Saturday, March 21. It notes bring your own food, mis-spellings aside. Horses must be listed with Ro eer brothers by the 19th. a three percent auctioneer and clerk fee applies. Also included are multiple weather related health warnings and several advertisements for tonics and patent medicines.
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Practical laundry tip and mixed 1912 auction notes
A Pennsylvania woman in April Woman's Home Companion suggests dry wetting stains on table linen with sweet milk before washing. An 1912 London feather trade auction sold many bird skins including 41 000 hummingbirds. Rev High Smith evangelistic meetings planned at the Methodist Episcopal church. Lost leather pocket book between Shadle Low dry goods stores and Kilgore store, return at office.
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Homesteaders to Adopt Class of Twenty Five Members
The Homesteaders of Mitheville will initiate a class of twenty five next Thursday night after a vigorous three week campaign. State Manager G. C. Benson of Des Moines will lead the initiatory service, followed by banquet and contests. The group now exceeds one hundred members in Ratherville. Also advertised are supplies for typing, and a brief medical note promotes Marital Kerama Remedy for eczema.
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Gout and Webs and Lady Words in Odd Snippets
A quirky collection of 19th century quirks notes gout described with fiery imagery, a spider and bee behavior illustrating instinct versus reason, and a piece on the fading use of the word lady. It also recounts Napoleon’s implausible watch anecdote and a joke about Joseph, kings, and Bréguet.
Two Acres Provide Bou College Cash from Onions
Glenn Trapp, a seventeen year old Des Moines area newsboy, lived on two acres in Beaver Gardens last summer and earned about 8800 from onions and vegetables. He planted onions, melons, potatoes, and corn, thinned early for high quality, and sold about 600 bushels of onions at 1 dollar each. He paid for the land with saved earnings and plans to complete a full college course within a year.
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Commission Promotes Success In Iowa Page
Monthly page for the Greater Iowa Publicity Commission highlights successes in beekeeping cattle feeding mule raising horse raising fruit growing and broader farming and manufacturing gains in Iowa. It profiles leaders H M Harwood H N Whitney and F W Beckman and editor Bert N Mille and promises tales of progress across agriculture industry and drainage and soil methods to prove Iowa spells success.
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Watermelons Yield Over $100 an Acre In Town
OY Tipton near Conesville rented a 226 acre farm, paid 9000 cash rent. Twenty two acres were planted to watermelons producing Tipton an income of 750 after production costs. He still had enough left from receipts to cover the total rent and leave a margin near 1000 dollars.
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Conesville
MR. Tipton
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