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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1909
Page
4
The Orrville Courier notes a Tuesday evening lecture at the Methodist church and an opera house entertainment on Monday evening December 13 under ladies clubs auspices. The event promises to entertain the public and invites attendance.
A sufferer with stomach trouble finds relief from dyspepsia and indigestion after using Dr King’s New Life Pills. The remedy improves digestion, liver and kidney function, boosts appetite, nerves, and vigor. Available for 25 cents at M C Beck’s.
An old notice asserts that a sprain can disable for three to four weeks without proper treatment, while applying Chamberlain's Liniment may cure in three to four days. It touts the liniment as a remarkable preparation and lists H. D. Stone as the seller.
Local ad spot bills military brushsets manicuresets jewel and puff sets available at Miller's drug store.
John Bailey moved into town on Wednesday last. Postcard photos available only by cash trade. Al Herron departed Thursday for St. Louis to report for duty by telegram. Mr. and Mrs. William Sham baugh were Albion visitors on real estate business. A Skeets cousin, D. A. White of Centerton Ohio, is reported dying of stomach cancer. A cement culvert bridge is being built across the ditch on Railroad street. Minnie Thomas will teach Mulberry school during Bertha Lingrey's sickness absence. Mrs. Mauser of North Baltimore Ohio visits with siblings the Speakers and Mr. Sieber. Rachel Arthur of Green Center departed Albion to visit D. A. White's family in Centerton Ohio. Onion prices vary. low 15, high 47 cents. Recent shipments fetch better prices. sales without a street buyer also improve. Lewis Norris of near Hutchinson Kansas visited Noble county relatives. he spent Sunday with cousin William McClelland. Twenty-six years since Norris left Noble county for Kansas. The piece condemns ingratitude of crediting merchants during panics then abandoning old debts when prosperity returns.
Mrs. A. A. Hiatt is on the sick list in this Friday weekly column for Walnut Crossing.
Kendallville items report on new electrical sign at Kelley House, visits by Hazel Collins and Edith Imes, school absences, local moves and social gatherings. Community events include a box supper at Walnut Crossing, church society meetings, and the Kendallville fair association officers elected. The Lake Shore railroad exposition attendance rises and local factory layoffs due to glass shortages.
A Boston advertisement touts Bloodine Ointment as a cure for itching and bleeding piles eczema psoriasis salt rheum pimples rashes dandruff and falling hair. A local user claims rapid permanent relief from eczema after using the product and signs the notice with names and dates.
Many persons suffer a lingering cough after influenza and Chamberlains Cough Remedy can promptly cure it. Do not let the cough run on or become troublesome. Sold by H. D. Stone.
The Chicago Male Quartette performs at the Albion Opera House Monday evening under the auspices of Albion Ladies Clubs.
An advertisement asserts exposure causes rheumatism and promises immediate blood and nerve action with a guaranteed cure, claiming Bloodine from The Bloodine Co of Boston, distributed by M. C. Beck's drug store. The claim emphasizes rapid relief from mild to severe cases.
Henry Hanlon sells his Avilla feed store to Mr. Corney. Wallace Dolan returns from Chicago after visiting relatives. Mrs. Wilbur Smith and baby travel to Fort Wayne after a visit with the Popejoys. Russell Dolan moves into a new home. Peter Dolan moves into the vacated residence. Township Sunday School Convention held at E. V. church with many out of town attendees.
Advertises Bloodine Liver Pills as a vegetable remedy for headaches, dyspepsia, indigestion, dizziness, nausea, drowsiness, and liver issues. Claims to regulate the bowels, with palatable formula at 25 cents per box. Free sample by mail from The Bloodine Co Inc Boston MA. M C Beck. 2-18
Abe Martin notes a rough start to the season as a man breaks his nose on a storm door. Meanwhile Tipton Bud remains undecided about whether to butcher his hogs or winter in southern Italy, reflecting small-town concerns and humor.
Rev Dockum begins revival at Burr Oak. Miss va Baughman shopped at Fort Wayne. Roy Beesecker visits Churubusco. Wedding soon. cow bells called. Mesdames Sams and McPheters guests of Mrs Zach Baker. About twenty husked corn for Andy Wysong. Frank Gappinger and Cesley Ott visit. Mrs L W Beesecker visits daughter in Merriam. Infant daughter of W A Strouse dies. sympathy sent. Almira Reach tends Master Thomas at Charles Ott home. Charles Ott and wife welcome a son Thomas Abraham. Dr Carver of Albion assists birth. Mrs Arthur Hutchison ill with asthma. Mrs Eli Rivir dies at Marion last Thursday. sympathy to family.
Advert says Bucklen's Arnica Salve uniquely heals cuts burns bruises sores boils and more. It claims effectiveness for sore eyes chapped hands cold sores and piles and lists price at 25 cents from M. C. Beck's.
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