Woman Seeks Clear Rosy Complexion with Burdock Blood Remedy
A brief note describes a woman using a Burdock Blood remedy to clear blemishes and restore a ruddy, healthy look. Claims of skin clarity and improved tone are mentioned as outcomes.
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Newspaper
Western Kansas World
Location
Wakeeney, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1908
Page
5
A brief note describes a woman using a Burdock Blood remedy to clear blemishes and restore a ruddy, healthy look. Claims of skin clarity and improved tone are mentioned as outcomes.
Local notes report residents returning, recoveries, and upcoming plans. Whitman and Littlechild appear active. Kirk and McClure engage in cattle shipping and auctions. A pending wedding is hinted, while a weather-affected party reduces attendance. A kidney health ad promotes Poley's Kidney Cure as a preventive measure.
Mrs. Hill and her daughter arrived several days ago. Mr. Bertram was the visitor who looked after his interests in town last week. J Loyd and Geo Hobbick were seen visiting the area. SMGens Ph ts it M ares is lodging at Mrs Blakely’s while she visits her ill father.
Widrickson visits Milhollands. John Schreiber’s new house nears completion. Joe Haugh’s house rising. Farmers pasture wheat, claim benefits. Harmon family back on the farm. line reconnected. Dry spell hints at rain to help crops. Doerslag hosts a school program with a ball game. Milhollands and Pearl Milholland return from travels to Jewell Cloud Wa Keeney.
The Ogallah barber shop faded away as the community prepares for spring planting with corn acreage doubling last year. The Ogallah Blues will perform at Ellis on Saturday. Ross and Waldo added a large stock of harness and collars. Miss Nellie Humphries traveled to Hays for Normal. David Artz returned from Missouri. Mrs. Artz plans to stay about two weeks. Monument man Mr. Beach from Hays worked in the cemetery. Spring tree delivery nears completion at the Forestry Station. Commissioner Ridgway has the town looking fine. The Ogallah literary society held a successful meeting and appointed a five member committee for summer duties and fall regrouping. Norman Mapes named custodian of property.
A brief note announces pickled pork available at Bakers store and mentions a world news subscription offer priced at one dollar a year.
County Clerk of Trego County Kansas certifies that political parties must nominate one candidate for each office to be voted at the Primary on the first Tuesday in August 1895. Offices listed include governor, state auditor, state treasurer, superintendent of public instruction, supreme court justices, and county officers.
Mr S L Benen of West Virginia recounts kidney disease left him bedridden until Foley's Kidney Cure eased pain, let him stand, and fully recover after a dollar bottle and part of a second. W W Gibson endorses the remedy as successful where others failed.
In South Trego last week residents visited neighbors and ran errands in Wa-Keeney Ogallah and nearby towns. Several families moved or planned travel after harvest. A Sunday closing ordinance is reportedly being disregarded in the precinct amid community events, illness, and social gatherings. The column also notes local trades, a tragic death near Rydal, upcoming parties, and a restaurant venture discussed in state towns.
Local farm listings show George Turner with 20 acres of corn and Frank Edwards planning 180 acres this spring. Several social events occur in Riverside including a prairie fire gathering and Miss Lydia Joseph’s school ending April 25 with a strong program. The Riverside ball club forms with officers B E A Jewell Elmer Pugh Vern Stone aiming to improve and beat rivals. A 72 year old Riverside citizen announces a sartorial shift to sandals noting future financial leadership and a vow to challenge anyone who calls him a dude.
A列 listing of club sections includes Editorial, Schools and Colleges, The Club Woman, The W K D C, The WRG, The DAR, The Woman Who Votes, Notes and Bible Study, Children's Hour, As Men, Among the Books. It notes sending for a sample copy to Golub Memedr Publishing Company in Topsks Kansas.
An 1906 letter from N Cornell of Roding Georgia to E C De Witt & Co Chicago extols Kodol for curing stomach and bowel ailments and serving as a blood purifier and tonic. He notes ongoing occasional use and wishes long life and prosperity.
The advertisement states Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults by Wm. W. Gibson.
An old advertisement touts Doan's Ointment as a cure for piles eczema and general skin itching. It claims quick relief and notes availability at all druggists.
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