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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1909
Page
4
Inclement weather caused last Sabbath to be an off day for church services. The bulletin notes music in abundance and references Pastor G. E. Luxe. The message uses religious imagery about valleys and high lands to contrast the day with normal worship.
Methodist Episcopal Bulletin announces a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 o clock and Sunday activities including Sunday school at 11, a Christmas sermon with special music, and Brimfield services with Epworth League at 6 and preaching at 7. Pastor J. S. Newcomer invites all to attend.
Purchase Bucklen Arnica Salve at M. C. Beck's for 25c and discover its claim as a universal healer. It is touted to treat cuts, burns, bruises, sores, boils, ulcers, eczema, salt rheum, sore eyes, chapped hands, cold sores, and piles with superior results.
Scott's Emulsion claims thirty five years as the standard and warns against imitators. It describes itself as thick like heavy cream and suggests thinning only by adding water. Advertisement invites readers to purchase from druggists and billfolds a savings bank and sketch-book with a Good Luck Penny.
Lee Hastings is on the sick list. Alexis Ward of Syracuse was seen on our streets Saturday. Messick family dined with Roof family. Stewart family may move to Noble Township farm in spring. David Allen White died Thursday in Centerton Ohio of stomach cancer. John Irong shows interest in the well and business. Rogers cared for N. G. Rogers who lies ill at Clyde’s home on West Railroad Street. Pedestrians and riders were ice-bound Sunday. trees and wires frozen with ice. J Edgar Buchanan, Auburn editor, visited us and attended Attorney Welker’s funeral. A Christmas box for South Side children will be distributed December 24–25. Daniel Smith and bride Lannie Boulware passed Albion en route to Port Mitchell for their honeymoon. Natalie Haney visits Fort Wayne for Academy of Fine Arts and china painting demonstrations.
Miller's drug store advertises a military brushset manicuresets and puff sets for sale. Beck's carries a full line of 50 cent copyright books.
Boston advertiser presents Bloodine Ointment claiming to cure itching piles eczema psoriasis salt rheum pimples rashes dandruff and falling hair. Testimonial from C F Blaxkety notes quick permanent relief after family use and signs M C Beck.
A fine line of bibles priced from 1 to 85 cents at M. C. Beck's Postcard Albums with prices rising to 1.50 dollars at Beck's Drug Store.
Friday notes report Bessie Waugh absent from school and Frances Glass missing Thursday. Several locals attended events including a funeral, hunting trip, and family visits. The group spoke of a December 16 box supper at Walnut Crossing and a cold week with an average 20 degree temperature and southwest wind.
Kendallville residents report visits from W H Bowen and family in Ligonier and Lucien Green of Sturgis Michigan. Carpenters repair the G R L I freight depot as cold weather bursts the Union depot furnace pipe. About fifty workmen lose jobs due to bad weather at Keller building and Flint Walling power house.
Contain purely vegetable ingredients and promise relief from headaches nausea dyspepsia indigestion and upset stomach. Advertises a free sample by mail from The Bloodine Co Inc Boston MA with M C Beck.
McCall's Magazine advertises widespread distribution across the United States and Canada for 60 cents a year. It boasts the largest subscriber base and offers free patterns, patterns and sewing guidance, plus agent incentives and premium prizes through mail solicitations.
Henty books Alger titles and Optic books for boys and girls offered for 25 cents at Becks Drug Store.
An 1909 exchange from E S Hamlin of Orange Street defends buying direct from shell for the freshest, highest grade oysters. It contrasts direct ship from the shell with local jobbers who may sell older stock from cold storage. Wa L Exxis & Co. signs the letter.
Exposure triggers rheumatic pain and stiffness and Bloodine claims to act on blood and nerves to cure rheumatism, from mild to severe. Sample available by mail for 10 cents via The Bloodine Co. Boston, Mass. M. C. Beck's drug store.
Ice merchants cheer optimistic outlook as Albion faces a coming season with ample supply after last year's shortage. Present indications suggest sufficient ice for all consumers next year.
The Noble Circuit Court issues notice to James Clinton Neil Jr that Katharine BR and Neil Jr have filed for absolute divorce. The defendant must appear by January 28, 1919, or the case proceeds in his absence. Clerk Edwin L. Prickett signs. attorney F. M. Prickett listed.
Winter began severely in Green Township. Mrs Rachel Arthur visited Center ton Ohio last week. Frank Shambaugh sold eight cent hogs at Churubusco last Saturday. Tom Clouse fingers sprained ankle kept him home. Green school held a box social to buy a croquet set. John Pinkerton and wife from Quincy Illinois visited John Friskney early last week. Green township attended the large combination sale at Churubusco last Friday.
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