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Newspaper
Wakefield Advocate
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1915
Page
12
An old advertisement touts Ely's Cream for catarrh and nasal relief. Claims include rapid drying, antiseptic scent, and healing effects on inflamed nasal membranes. Also promotes liquid soap at A Ringsmuth's Hardware as a cheap toilet preparation.
A famed authority links backache and kidney discomfort to eating large amounts of meat. He notes meat creates uric acid taxing kidneys and causing pain, headaches, stomach upset, and fatigue. mentions a lithia-water beverage from F. A. Sergeant & Co. as a remedy.
Frank Louisell and Tom Plush of Marenisco are noted as business figures. The Wolverine Club announces a Halloween dance at the new Rinesmuth building next Friday, the 2th. Admission is $1.00.
Miss Bina M West leads a 500 candidate pool for a statewide gathering. Members from all parts of Michigan will attend the large public event in Detroit to review and select representatives.
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur hair dye claims to darken gray hair naturally, restoring luster and youth. salons stock the old recipe, touted by a druggist as safe and undetectable, with benefits claimed including reduced itching and shedding.
Wolverine Club Dance scheduled for Oct 29. Ironwood Lodge No. 679 L. C. O. M. holds regular meeting at Reid's hall on Monday evening Oct 25. Members urged to attend. I K Hydar, secretary. Also 10 acres for sale on Putman street near Sunny Lake. Mike Kowaleski offers terms to suit purchaser. Firemen's party planned at Kingsmuth building next Saturday with Hurley Tronwood Bessemer Brotherton and Wico fire departments expected to attend.
Announcing piano instruction available in Wakefield every Thursday and Saturday with terms provided by Miss Zella Banfield of Ironwood Michigan. Contact for details and arrangements through Miss Banfield J.
Big Bill the moose that escaped from Camp Jerome weeks ago was finally captured in Brule Wisconsin, about 160 miles from the reserve run by Charles A. Comisky of the Chicago club. The capture elates the magnate who had posted a $300 reward. Details of the capture remain unclear, but the animal is expected to return to its regular haunts within days. Camp Jerome sits 25 miles east of Glidden.
A department store ad promotes a foot care product named TID claiming relief for sore tired feet. It guarantees comfort for a year with money refunded and targets issues like burning corns bunions and swelling for shoppers seeking lasting foot comfort.
Mrs John Newton of Irving New York reports two years of stomach trouble and chronic constipation improved rapidly after using Chamberlains Tablets. She states four or five bottles completed her recovery and her health has been fine. Sold by F A Sergeant & Co.
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