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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1914
Page
1
Local items report visits by Mrs. Baker, Mr. Coil, Mrs. Clapp and Ken neth, and Gordon Green at Garrett. Obituary note on Margaret Maggert. tax, bank and election notices. and various society updates including the Illinois Glee Club appearance and county officials changes.
A pleasant remedy claiming to cure coughs and colds with no opium or narcotics and no superiorror. It is offered for sale by M C Beck.
Farmers once feared wild lettuce would harm crops but animals readily eat it. Two species, Lactuca canadensis and Lucarola, common in the northern United States, contain rubber up to 2.19 and 58 percent of a good quality. The plants also hold lactucarium, a known drug, suggesting potential profitable exploitation.
An article contrasts Dutch dairy practices with American methods, detailing rigorous hygiene. It notes frequent medical checks for attendants, special protective clothing, sterilized hand washing water, boiled water with boracic acid for cows, and a sterile milk milking room with sterilized receptacles.
Mrs. Anna Holland of Fort Wayne stayed with sister Mrs. S W Stoops the past week. Mrs C F Finley of Fort Wayne visited her sister Mrs P Prickett last week. Mrs Riley Hostetter bought a residence near the Catholic church, formerly owned by C L Smith.
The document lists petit jurors for the January term 1914 including Adam Hill Noble township Lewis Hontz Washington Melvin D. Lantz Perry John E. Longyear Wayne Frederick Ott Green Milton Moore Sparta Lewis Hill Jefferson Eugene Wolf Orange Charles Hicks Elkhart Eugene Iddings Allen C. L. W. Harvey Jefferson Marion F. Franks Wayne.
Albion druggist M C Beck urges for stomach and bowel issues to see a doctor, but offers Adleri ka a simple buckthorn bark glycerine mixture. He claims one dose relieves sour stomach gas and constipation quickly and notes customers are surprised by the fast action.
The piece cites D. A. N. Grover of Kansas City forecasting a cold mid January 1914, with numerous cool spells through April and a warm dry stretch Jan 15 to Apr 16 counteracted by planetary conjunctions to yield a near normal year. Agricultural growth is expected to be enormous.
Excerpts from the Albion newspaper dated January 7 1886 note Elmer Shirk quitting a clerk job at Caltuck Frank Cook family Xmas at Kline farm Col Williams leaving for Washington Mrs M J McMahan visiting son in Iowa J P Molen to travel for St Louis house January band concert new building activity in Tiffin Avilla marriage Stewart Bonham Adelphians Albion performance editor C B Phillips to edit THz New Era three weeks featuring Delinquent tax List report.
James Burwell Jr of Cromwell sues Albert Addis in Noble circuit court for 10000 in damages after a Wolf Lake motorcycle collision that left him near death for weeks. Gates Whiteleather of this city help Otto Grant of Albion defend. trial likely during January term at Albion.
Miss Hazel Weber and Mr. Chester Cooper were united in marriage at the U B parsonage last Tuesday evening December 30 with Rev J W Miller officiating. The couple, both esteemed. the bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs McClellan Weber while the groom is described as an industrious young man who returned from the U S Navy about a year ago. Tax News Era extends congratulations.
Community notices mention Stanley's hardware and guaranteed roofing, Metz & McMeans harness, Albion fishermen enjoying ice fishing, New Years dance at the opera house, Carl Stellar buying East Main street meat market, and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy advertised as safe for children with a Milwaukee testimonial.
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