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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1909

Page

3

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Blood Remedy

Hall's Catarrh Cure is advertised as an internal remedy that acts on blood and mucous surfaces. It claims to be a nonquack treatment prescribed by top physicians and offers testimonials, with a price of seven cents and sales through druggists.

Shallenberger Bright Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Props Toledo

The Fair Crowds and Local Visitors Report

Havre and Crawfordsville residents visited the city Saturday and Sunday, with numerous shoppers and travelers from Davenport Oskaloosa Wayland Keota and Mt Union. Local stores advertise hardware and crystal dishes while promoting Rocky Mountain Tea as a suggested remedy.

S. R. Warren Havre A. R. Allen David Love Ainsworth J. A. Crawford Thos. West West Chester Washington John Westphal Davenport Arthur Dayton Jennie Harbaugh Carl Miller Grace Hill Accie Clapper Crawfordsville J. E. Booth Vivian Dora Thompson W. H. Butterfield Lincoln Nebr R. Reaney Muscatine C. Palmgreen Oskaloosa D. Z. Wonderly Emma Wm. Cherryholmes Fox & Dewey N.o the Fair A. McCreedy J. Fletcher J. G. Miller West Cester H. D. Smith Ft. Madison Geo. Bereiter Keota Lena Humphreys Cotter T. J. Long Hugh Davis J. 8. Crawford A. Hopkinson Susie Edgington

Sage and Sulphur hair tonic advertised in local paper

Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur hair preparation promoted by Wyeth Chemical Co at 74 Cortlandt St New York and by local druggists for 50c or $1.00. The item appears amid a community column noting social visits and local business notices with brief ads and plain news items.

Wyeth Wyeth Chemical Company Cortlandt St New York City

Rocky Mountain Tea Promises New Life to Bodily Tissues

An old advertisement promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a tonic to invigorate the stomach, kidneys, and liver, claiming renewed vitality for the whole body. The product is offered in tea or tablets at 35 cents.

Hollister Rocky Mountain Lemmon H.C. Moore Texas Washington Hollister’s Lemmon’s Pharmacy

Reverend Williamson Endorses Foley's Kidney Remedy

Huntington West Virginia pastor Rev I W Williamson writes of using Foley's Kidney Remedy for nervous exhaustion and kidney trouble and claims it restores health and strength to thousands. The advert notes the product contains no harmful drugs and is pleasant to take. Seramon's Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co sponsor the notice.

I. W. Williamson Huntington, W. Va Foley Seramon’s Pharmacy McElhinney Drug Co

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Frank L. Hilson Chicago Washington, Colenso Hotel W. E. Shallenberger Oakwood Blvd Chicago, HI Drexel State Bank Fytghess Putfouser Dougherty Bros. Thiers & Furnishers C. F. Adams Waterloo Jesse Marr H. E. Marr Haskins W. C. White Miss Berger Miss Wilson Glee Club Royal Society Chalmers & Eldridge Joseph Murphy Nora Eckles Robt. R. Beauchamp Chas. Ohenmeyer Wyman J. P. Harris Richland S. B. Ross Fairfield Pleasant Hill Geo. 8. Dempsey F. Marie Er. C. Allen Eva and May Hoyt Wayland Carl Hedges Ames Frances Williams Ralph Humbie Miss Besse Jones Mt. Union C. H. Davis C. W. Schlatter May Villa Patten Woman's Foreign Missionary Society N. G Rocky Mountain Tea C. W. Edgington Lexington Perry Hopkinson Chauncey Myers Joe Limerman A. Davis Haskins Vicinity Ray Robbins Stanley Fishburn Edna Moore Tressa Stephens C. F. Hull and Son Masters David and Walter C. C. Gardner Wellman Iowa City Samuel Matthews J. T. Matthews C. J. Lukens Enid Okio John C. Woollm Central College Glee Club Baptist Church Ella Proudtit A. Godfrey W. C. Camp Monroe Iowa Fannie Camp A. J. Dawson Canada Washington Canadian Land Company South School Centennial School Henry Jesse Curtis Brighton McElhinney Drug Company Pat Jones C. C. Potter Des Moines Crawfordville United Presbyterian Church W. M. Matthews Chas. D. Gorham Garden City Kan New York Mitchell Wooley Bros J. A. Harwood
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