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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1909
Page
7
A reflective column urges tired mothers to cultivate a warm home through forbearance and love. It emphasizes family duty, patience with elders, welcoming guests, and kindness as life’s enduring law, promising the home’s true happiness even amid hardship.
Politeness means sincere kindness and good breeding aimed at promoting others happiness. It should come from a kind heart and extend to home as much as to strangers, shaping reputation and aiding life’s challenges.
The obituary notes John R. Moffitt near Canton Ohio died at 84. His 1751 device for separating grain was early edifice in threshing technology with later improvements and wide use. mention also of Purdy of Hector New York who designed the open bucket but did not patent. It ends with an aside praising Electric Bitters for women's health.
Albion Indiana citizen Mrs. James L. Parmalee testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills cured her dull back pains and kidney troubles after two years of discomfort. She obtained the remedy from H. D. Stone's drug store and was free from kidney complaint after using the box. For sale by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Dean's.
The U S Civil Service Commission announces a fourth class postmaster exam on January 8 1910 in Albion Indiana for Wolf Lake post office. Candidates age 21 or over may apply with residency in the postal territory. women may qualify at 18 in states so allowed. Applications due seven days prior.
A black steel calf about six months old is missing from Albion Indiana premises. Believed strayed or stolen. Henry A Shafer offers a liberal reward for information.
Mrs. A. R. McNair returned last Wednesday from a visit with friends in Kendallville and Fort Wayne.
Real estate transfers show numerous property deeds across sections and towns. Transactions include Emma B. Gardner to Frank Sherwin and Minerva E. McEwen to Ellen Stewart with land in Orange two, plus several transfers in Perry Wayne Ligonier and Kimmell areas.
The undersigned will sell at public auction at his residence four miles southeast of Albion on Friday December 10 1909 personal property including 73 chickens 2 guineas 55 bushels potatoes and assorted household goods such as ovens sewing machine furniture and tools. Sale begins at 10 o clock. WILLIAM E. ATTER. P. A. Carr Auctioneer.
Miss Edna Hines came home last Friday after visiting relatives in Syracuse.
An advertisement from Shamokin Pennsylvania asserts Bloodine cures rheumatism and kidney issues by removing uric acid from the blood. It cites testimonials from Joseph Kramer and Mrs. A C Tainor praising rapid relief and overall vitality, calling Bloodine the greatest system tonic and a body builder.
Advertises mailing a large Bloodine sample bottle to anyone sending 10 cents in silver or stamps for postage. Promises service from The Bloodine Co of Boston Massachusetts.
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