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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1900
Page
5
Readable items note a large bucket and tub factory in Albion was destroyed by fire on Thursday morning. Other entries mention local harvests, a lake freighting boom, home news from Goshen and Whitby counties, a notable corn planting idea, and various town updates including a sick list, property sales, and upcoming Methodist conference plans.
The letter from A. J. Jennessee of 9201 Butler Street Chicago recounts a persistent cold that settled in the kidneys and worsened. He reports trying advertised medicines before using Foley’s Kidney Cure and noting recovery after its use.
Adu publish advertorial urging use of Foley's Kidney Cure for Bright's disease and diabetes. Claims early treatment prevents death and promotes timely dosing to avert fatal outcomes. Warns readers not to ignore early symptoms and to obtain the product.
A collection of quotations from Cicero Leigh Hunt Johnson Franklin Beecher Goldsmith Hugo Thackeray Hazlitt and Lowell on sincerity humility hope and living with virtue. The excerpts reflect opinions on truth good humor and the dangers of imposture and falsehood.
A sharp exchange follows a reminder that one instance does not prove a trend. Abe quips that the prior night’s event exposed a speaker’s overconfidence, poking fun at the prior claim with comic contrast.
The Republicans of Green township will meet in convention at the Green Center schoolhouse at 1:30 p m August 18 1900 for the purchase of placing in nomination candidates for township offices. Let there be a good attendance. W H Smiru Thomas Bupp
The court considers petitions for ditches in Green and Swan townships with named viewers. Amended Bilger joint ditch case between Noble and DeKalb counties set for September. Kendallville ar dent sale approved for John D. Kelley. A minister credits Chamberlain's remedy for bilious colic and diarrhoea with a neighbor’s cure. Huston & Beck sell the remedy.
The Charter Oak picnic drew about 2000 attendees with eight Sunday schools sending delegations including Rehobeth Summit Merriam Green Center Burr Oak Free Will Baptist Wolf Lake Sugar Grove and Summit. Speakers and songs filled the day and T. E. Budd guided the effort earning praise for a well organized event in Noble county.
Harry M. Loomis formerly of Kendallville sues the Indiana Railroad Co for 10000 damages alleging injuries both internal and external after being thrown against the side of the car between Goshen and South Bend.
The text discusses begging as a licensed state role in China with numbered beggars and a severe punishment, the bangue a large wooden frame worn around the neck and shoulders. It contrasts this with local attitudes where begging is seen as a lazy, worthless activity and suggests such punishments would deter begging here.
Advertising copy claims Dr. Kings New Life Pills cure sick nerves and headaches by purifying blood and improving health. Sold by Stone and Worden druggists for 25 cents with a money back guarantee if not cured.
The following licenses were issued William Franklin Christlieb to Florence Edna Burke and John W Pressler to Cora Edith Hagerty.
Ice cream and cake will be served on Dr. J. W. Hays lawn Thursday evening by the Y. P. C. U. of the United Brothers church. A cordial invitation is extended to all to be in attendance and assist the young people in their worthy efforts.
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