White House Shoes Offer New Summer Oxfords
White House Shoes markets for men and women with a broad principles approach. A large shipment of new summer oxfords has just arrived, priced at $3.50, promising comfort, fit, and durability.
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Newspaper
Albany Daily Herald
Location
Albany, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1906
Page
8
White House Shoes markets for men and women with a broad principles approach. A large shipment of new summer oxfords has just arrived, priced at $3.50, promising comfort, fit, and durability.
The firm of Hofmayer Jones & Co has dissolved by mutual consent. Accounts due must be paid promptly to effect immediate adjustment. Past due accounts not settled will be handed to our attorneys for collection. Hofmayer Dry Goods Co. R. L. Jones & Co. 14 41 Fri.
The Philadelphia Record reports a physician's recommendation to remove adenoids from an incorrigible boy in juvenile court to possibly improve intellect and morals. Doctors caution there is no proven cure for criminal tendencies, though physical distress and irritability may lessen.
A vintage advertisement urges readers to try Kodol for dyspepsia and related stomach troubles. It claims the product digests food, rests the stomach, and relieves indigestion heart palpitations flatulence and sour stomach. Sold by Albany Drug Co Hillsman Sale Drug Co.
A Saturday Evening Post piece critiques stodgy lawmakers who scorn humor in politics, praising J Adam Bede of Minnesota as a standout humorist in Congress. It traces Bede’s life from Duluth reporting to party switches and a river and harbors role, noting his sharp wit and practical approach.
The article compares Bede to Artemus Ward, praising his rustic Minnesota humor about farming and daily life. It notes his ability to draw crowds in the house, despite critics who fear humor empties a room. It recounts a White House anecdote about his “string of Bedes” and ends with an ad for DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve and local druggists.
Seventy year old Mrs Charles Skinner of Jackson in Columbia county took her first railroad ride and grew so frightened the train had to be stopped. Taken from her farm to Benton Station with her son they boarded toward Danville but as the train moved she screamed and threatened collapse. The conductor halted the train and she and her son got off half a mile from the station.
Advert appears to claim Electric Bitters restore health in Indians with stomach and liver disorders. Testimony from A. Brown of Bennettsville, C says wife recovered from dyspepsia and torpid liver after years of suffering. Product claims to cure chills fever malaria biliousness lame back kidney and bladder troubles, sold with guarantee for 60 cents by Albany Drug Co.
The offer extends the policy from year ten to year twenty at 5 percent of the premium with no charge if death occurs in that period. For 50 cents per thousand extra, one can insure against total or permanent disability from accident or disease, premiums cease and the policy becomes fully paid up, covering two risks for one premium. Co. M. Clark, Agent. 24-lmno
The ad describes the late Marshall Field seeking foot treatment and warns corns bunions and ingrowing nails can be removed painlessly for twenty five cents. Dr R E Williams promotes antiseptic chiropody with a promise of rewards for curing ingrown nails and notes Mrs Williams offers manicure massage and hair services including scalp treatment and the Marcel wave.
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