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Newspaper
Wakefield Advocate
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1915
Page
12
Advertisement proclaims Ely's Cream Balm relieves nasal congestion by applying antiseptic cream inside the nose to soothe inflamed mucous membranes. It stresses instant relief for cold symptoms and claims the product is offered by F A Sergeant and Co.
A list touts several cigar brands with Daly’s Favorite Fresh Havana and LaLuma made by M. E. Daly in Bessemer, highlighting quality and variety as notable points of sale.
An advertisement for Jad Salts from F. A. Sergeant & Co promotes drinking large water amounts and a lemon grape lithia solution to “clean and stimulate” kidneys, claim relief from backache and bladder weakness. It asserts 600 grains of acid filtered in 2 ½ hours and urges daily intake of four ounces of salts in water before breakfast.
Rev. H Scmitt of Eagle River Wisconsin to preach at Union Church Saturday November 20 with German service at 10 30 in the morning and English service in the evening The ad ends with a Daly's Hay guarantee reminder for a good smoke
Mortgage on property of William J. Weston and Maude Weston dated 1913 in Gogebic County authorizes sale of chattels after default. Assignee Otto B. Olson will offer at public sale the heavy wagon and two sets of logging sleighs at the Wakefield Town Hall on Wednesday November 17, 1915 at 10 in the forenoon. Local notices mention Olga Selsemeyer, Carl Solberg, Tos Sauter, Sacks tailor, and Geegan’s barber shop in brief community items.
Advertisement claims headache suffering drives people to madness and suicide and promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea or Tablets as a natural remedy. It urges removing the headache cause, cites F. A. Sergeant & Co. druggists, price 35 cents, with a claim it makes you well and keeps you well.
Free 1915 issues through year end with $2.00 payment and 1916 volume promises. Describes 52 1916 issues, moral reading for youth families, mentions diverse contributors from ex presidents, and offers free 1916 forecast and Home Calendar with new subs. Boston office lists New Subscriptions Received.
An ad claims Adler i ka buckthorn bark and glycerine mixture sells in Wakefield. It asserts one spoonful relieves almost any case of constipation sour or gassy stomach and is so powerful it is used in appendicitis. It promises gas passes within a minute and claims safety with no griping.
A grandmother’s remedy uses Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur to darken gray hair. A downtown druggist notes the product is popular because it darkens naturally and evenly with simple application using a comb or brush.
The regular meeting of Iron wood lodge No. 679 I, C. M., will be held at Reid's hall Monday evening, November 8. Every member is urged to attend. I. K. Hydar, secretary. For sale ten acres on Putman street near Sun Day Lake NW corner of Sec. 16. Mike Kowaleski. For sale lots or acre plats in sw sw Sec. 16-47-45 with payments or cash. Lots 50 by 150 feet from $100. Inquire Mike Kowaleski, Wakefield.
Notice announces weekly piano instruction sessions in Wakefield every Thursday and Saturday. Information and terms available from Migs Zella Banfield in Ironwood, Michigan.
A vintage ad proclaims TIZ as magical for aching feet and corns promising immediate relief from burning, swelling, and raw spots. It urges buying a 25 cent box at druggists or department stores with a one year comfort guarantee and money back guarantee.
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