Old sores and bites from animals and insects treated quickly
Readable text notes sudden treatment for old sores bites from animals insects and other accidents. It emphasizes rapid care to prevent complications.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1911
Page
8
Readable text notes sudden treatment for old sores bites from animals insects and other accidents. It emphasizes rapid care to prevent complications.
An old advertisement touts a rapid antiseptic deodorant that stops putrefaction and bleeding, prevents lockjaw and blood poisoning, and aids chronic sores. Sold for 25 cents at druggists or by mail from the Medicine Co. Davenport, Iowa.
The first popular evening lecture at the normal institute in Mayette featured Dr. A B Bennett dean of Upper Iowa University in the high school auditorium. A musical program preceded the talk and Prof F A Welch of Humboldt gave an address on The Inside Inn of the Authors Club. An impersonation of The Hoosier Schoolmaster is planned for tomorrow evening.
A traditional remedy promotion argues that health fuels charm for women. It links constipation and kidney impurities to blemishes and an unhealthy complexion. Hot Electric Bitters are praised for aiding stomach liver and kidney function, improving nerves eyes breath skin and overall health. Available for 50 at Lemmon's Pharmacy.
A historical advert claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve quickly treats wounds from knives guns rust burns and skin ailments to prevent blood poisoning and gangrene. It promotes 25 cents for Lemmon’s Pharmacy warning of use on boils sores eczema chapped hands and piles.
Warden Marquis Barr of the Iowa State reformatories suggests the state purchase a 1,000 acre farm to employ inmates. Prisoners would be paid a wage with earnings directed to their families, not the inmates, to support wives and children while reducing state costs. The plan aims to address punishment and family welfare.
Miss Annette Williams aged 18 was attacked by a drove of hogs in a meadow west of Iowa City. She was bitten and severely injured as workers beat the hogs away with pitchforks. Dr. J P Mullin says this is the first known case of dogs attacking a human in the open in his practice.
State Fish and Game Commissioner George Lincoln weighs buying a large dredge to deepen channels between East Okoboji Upper Gar Minnewashta and Lower Gar lakes. Spirit Lake boosters capably offer to cover installation costs if the purchase proceeds. The dredge would also widen the East Okoboji boat route to the isthmus near Spirit Lake.
Ira Grammer a well known horseman from Birmingham was killed near Fairfield Iowa when the horse he rode reared and fell backward pinning him beneath the saddle. He was 47 years old and unmarried. He was moving a string of horses for Elmer Wingslow toward Birmingham at the time of the accident.
Spirit Lake la June 14 A news note reports Sheriff Fred Jones will not judge or ban feminine bathing attire at the Iowa great lakes this summer. He says he will let women wear suits of various cuts and will not prevent bathing in the lakes.
C. B. Rose reports a horse and buggy stolen from his Farmington livery barn after a stranger, 55 to 60, calesman in appearance, rented them Tuesday and vanished toward Primrose. Rose searched three days across country but found no trace of horse or the buggy, valued as one of his best drivers.
Des Moines reports on an Iowa attorney general opinion interpreting the Cowles Ritter act. The fee of 1 dollar for teacher institutes applies when applying for a teaching certificate, covering enrollment and certificate application with a single payment. The law becomes effective July 4, affecting forty institutes delaying opening until then.
Ladies promised clear skin and a beautiful complexion using ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP. The ad touts ZEMO as a scientific treatment for eczema pimples dandruff and skin diseases and promotes ZEMO SOAP as a high lather antiseptic for toilet or bath sold by druggists and McElhinney Drug Co in Washington.
Denegiste notes surge in sage sales for hair growth and color restoration. A manufacturer markets Woeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy with sulphur to treat scalp irritations, sold as five cents a bottle with a money back guarantee, promoted by druggists. Special Agent McElhinney Drug Co.
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