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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1923
Page
7
Jonathan Conrad of Wayland sold his 80 acre farm four miles south and east of Wayland to Elmer Boshart for 250 per acre cash. The tract has no house and was negotiated by the Wayland Land Company.
Curtiss Cowles of Buffalo a Tiagman for the New York Central describes severe rheumatism in feet and poor appetite before taking Tanlac four bottles which allegedly eliminated pain built him up by thirty eight pounds and earned the claim Tanlac is the world's greatest. Tanlac sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold. Tanlac Vitamin Pills touted for constipation. Street car remark about moving seats closes the item.
Marshalltown, Iowa report cites Mrs. Mabel Lewis praising Chocolate Cream Coffee as a cost effective choice. She notes paying more for better flavor and full cups, with a two year old clinging to the cup for more as evidence of value.
Gamon Sale Tuesday September 25 by Gamon & Sons features the 1923 pig crop praised by The Drover's Journal. The herd offers strong blood lines, length and size for breeding, with herd boar prospects weighing 250 to 275 pounds and gilts to match. Deserves consideration from buyers seeking quality breeding stock.
Owners praise wall paper as a prime decorating tool for ceilings light rooms and small spaces. Vertical stripes add height while horizontal patterns lower low ceilings. Light cheerful patterns brighten north facing rooms and soft greens tame glare from sea shore light.
A newspaper pitch extols a wide range of patterns for walls and halls. It urges readers to improve living spaces from entrance to bedroom by choosing wallpaper that elevates color harmony and atmosphere.
The Journal Want-Ads present a range of disposal options for items. Readers can place notices to sell, donate, or discard unwanted goods. Ads highlight convenient deadlines and contact details for arranging pickup or delivery.
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