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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1908
Page
5
A Dangerous Operation Promoted For Quick Health Relief
An advertisement touts a dangerous operation of appendix removal by a surgeon. It mocks Dr King's New Life Pills claiming they prevent such frightful ordeals and promise relief from constipation headache briousness and malaria. Available for 25c at M C Beck's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
M. C. Beck's
Wino Tonic at Stones and Local Notices
Local brief from The New Era includes ads and notes about Cole's tobacco, Beck & Lemmon ice stock, and household services. It mentions visits by Mrs. Sams from Ohio, Stella Baughman guesting in Ken dallville, and Vet Mullen trips to Marshall for his sister Lydia Van Treesh’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole’s
Beck & Lemmon
Mrs. S. Sams
Ohio
Vet Mullen
Marshall
Lydia van Treesh
Deaths in Noble County Reflect Local Losses
Rev. David F. Kain pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran church died after weeks of illness at 66 years. Mrs. Memory A. Williamson died after cancer at her parents home and was buried in Albion Cemetery. James Thompson of Elkhart township died at 88 after moving to Noble County in 1850. funeral at home with burial in Osborn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton Talbert
Syracuse
Wm. Talbert
Kimmell
William Saltzgaber
Charles Campbell
Stanley
E. J. Henney
Saltzgaber
Campbell
R. W. Wiley
Washington Township
Noble County
Samuel Campbell
Bastile
David F. Kain
Evangelical Lutheran Church
North Oak Street
Kain
Masonic Lodge
Albion Cemetery
Memory A. Williamson
Isaac Breeden
Williamson
L. E. Knox
James Thompson
Elkhart Township
Thompson
T. J. Manhorter
Osborn Cemetery
Medicines Must Bear Formula Under New State Law
Druggists rejoice as H E Barnard, state food and drug commissioner, prepares a bulletin to help store medicines align with the March 1 1908 law. The rule requires each bottle to describe contents, threatening loss of patent medicines unless formulas are obtained and applied to labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Barnard
Food and Drug Commissioner
Uses of the Candie Nut in Pacific Islands
The candie nut native to the Pacific Islands yields oil rich kernels used as a dried reed adhesive. In Hawaii roasted nuts are shelled and ground into a pepper salted paste enjoyed as food. The husk and tree gum hold medicinal value and burned shells are used to make indelible ink for tattooing.
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Pacific Islands
Hawaii
Addie Hines Weds Joseph Cory in Quiet Albion Ceremony
Miss Addie Hines of Albion and Joseph Cory of Elkhart married January 29 1908 in Jefferson township with Rev A E Gaff officiating. Only close relatives attended a wedding dinner. Bride known in Albion and former high school pupil. groom previously ran a barber shop in Albion now in Elkhart. The New Era offers congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meivin Hings
Jefferson Township
Albion
A. E. Cory
Elkhart
Mr. Cory
Democratic Love Feast in Noble County Dig
Democratic precinct committeemen of Noble County met in the court house to choose officers with George D. Gaby as chairman Peter Dolan as vice chairman and William Wilks as treasurer The event ended with a Lutheran church dinner attended by about 165 people Mathews orchestra provided music during the meal and speeches T A Redmond acted as toastmaster Speakers included J M Robinson Judge J W Adair Cyrus Cline Fred Feick F J Heller E G Hoffman J E McDonald and L H Wrigley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble County
Court House
George D. Gaby
Brimfield
Peter Dolan
Avilla
William Wilks
Kendallville
Opera House
Lutheran Church
Matthews
T. A. Redmond
Cc Ut
J. M. Robinson
Fort Wayne
J. W. Adair
Columbia City
Cyrus Cline
Angola
Fred Feick
Garrett
F. J. Heller
E G. Hoffman
J. E McDonald
Castle Square Entertainers at M E Church Concert
The Castle Square Entertainers appeared at the M E Church last Thursday under local literary clubs and delivered one of the season’s best entertainments to a crowded house.
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Castle Square
M. E. Church
Republican Call for Noble County Township Conventions
Noble county Republicans schedule mass conventions February 21 22 to elect delegates to the Indiana State Convention in Indianapolis April 1 2 1908 and to determine delegates to the congressional judicial and senatorial conventions. Delegation numbers are based on votes for Fred A. Sims in 1906 with per township allocations and the names Joan W. Barle county chairman and E. W. Hicks secretary.
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Noble County
Indiana
Indianapolis
Congress
Atia
Epigine Ae Whitley
Seaat de Fal
Gouvention
Kor
Sarpd
A. Jatar State Benaator
Noble
LaGrange
agLne
Fred A. Sims
Washington
Sparta
York
Elkhart
Green
Jefferson
Arlen
Orange
Swan
Albion
Peery
Wayne
Joan W. Barle
Laugh Your Way to a Grip Cure
A Chicago doctor praises laughter as the best cure for the grip arguing that keeping spirits high strengthens the brain and immune resistance. He notes germs are airborne but stronger minds resist infection, and urges cheerful thoughts to curb the illness during flu season. Exchange ad promotes affordable job printing.
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Chicago
Jane
Ingersoll Helped a Desperate Man Find a Better Path
A New York lawyer recalls meeting Col. Robert G. Ingersoll in Memphis when he was broke and desperate. After a brief request for twenty dollars, Ingersoll lent the money and offered encouragement, later accepting the repayment as the man found work in Washington. The tale ends with Ingersoll’s death at Dobbs Ferry and the borrower’s sense of repayment fulfilled.
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Rew Wen
Robert G. Ingersoll
New York
Memphis
Col. Ingersoll
Moses
Washington
Orson
Sweden
Macon
Gap
France
Frances
Energy never dies the life force transforms
A lecture argues that death is not annihilation but a change of energy. Life, as the highest form of energy, persists and transforms into new forms, per conservation of energy. Radium’s immense energy illustrates indestructibility of life, though not proof of personal immortality, linking science and religion. Havoc had been cried in due form.
Railroad Ties Combine Wood and Steel for Longer Life
A new railroad tie design merges wood and steel to extend track life. The steel channel ties run eight feet with two foot wooden bearings that can be replaced by removing a bolt. The system minimizes ground contact and aims to reduce maintenance costs. Lozier reports a new cedar fence post shipment arriving.
Moore and Metz Offerings For Horse Blankets Prospects
Do not purchase horse blankets until reviewing Moore and Metz selections. The shop advertises a range of blankets and accessories, inviting customers to compare options before buying.
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Moore & Metz
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