The Flyer de Lis Club Plans with Mrs. Zeck March 13
A brief note states the Flyer de Lis club will meet with Mrs. James Zeck on March 13 to discuss plans and activities.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1930
Page
7
A brief note states the Flyer de Lis club will meet with Mrs. James Zeck on March 13 to discuss plans and activities.
Stomach trouble, headache, and dizziness blamed on indigestion. A local letter from Nicholas Buynak praises Tanlac for restoring eating, sleeping, and energy after weeks in bed. Claims it corrects stubborn digestive issues and relieves stomach pains, with a money back guarantee if it fails.
Glendale reports from March 10 recounters note a Chicago paper story where Plainfield Wisconsin residents burned butter substitute stock and licenses in a bonfire to cheers for the dairy cow. The Glendale column also covers home management lessons, social gatherings, school events, new neighbors, and local road work.
Riverside resident Craig served as a caller in Town City on Saturday amid illness in the family of Mr. and Mrs. Clair Lynn.
Mr and Mrs Ges Fulton visited Clare on Tuesday and were joined by Charlie Kerr for a short social call. The gathering occurred at Clare, with Fulton noting the friendly exchange and cordial mood during the afternoon visit.
A 1930s style advert touts Marmola prescription tablets as a modern, easy method to end fat, claiming doctors endorse the weight loss pills. It urges readers to ask their druggist for a one dollar box and read the included booklet for “amazing” fat reduction without starving.
Kerr purchases a group of horses from Magdetran of Wayland to work in Everett. With little news, men rake and burn corn stalks while women clean houses or tend young chickens in the area.
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