We Sell Building Material and Coal By Right Prices
A compact ad text touts building materials and coal offered at fair prices with focus on customer service and value. The fragment emphasizes quality treatment and encouraging patronage.
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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1909
Page
8
A compact ad text touts building materials and coal offered at fair prices with focus on customer service and value. The fragment emphasizes quality treatment and encouraging patronage.
A column blends domestic musings with homely maxims on parenting and character. It urges cheerful outlooks, condemns idleness, and warns against lying, praising truthfulness, responsibility, and guiding children toward virtue.
La Porte body panels are thoroughly screwed and glued to the frame with glue setting under steel clamps to form a perfect union. Exposed joints receive pure white lead, and paint and varnish are applied by hand in coats, rubbed by hand to a durable finish, with no dipping or machine painting.
Sheriff George Freeman says intoxicated persons in the county jail have declined since saloons closed. Two men remain jailed Charles Martin for illegal trials and Rollard Alschafer for robberies at the hat factory. Other business notes claim shops gain, saloons cut to small numbers, and wet votes causing little local complaint.
The article outlines a national push to organize trade schools to raise skilled labor supply. It highlights Andrew Carnegie's endowments and Indiana's Winona Technical Institute efforts to train youths for industrial work, boosting productivity and living standards. It notes Indianapolis Arsenal site redeveloped into a growing trade school with extensive grounds, facilities, and international student presence, aiming to graduate thousands and expand capacity.
The president of the Industrial and Orphan's Home in Macon Georgia says Electric Bitters has assisted the institution for nine years. He praises it as a top family medicine improving digestion, liver and kidney health, and blood quality. It strengthens weak children and supports female health. Available at M. C. Beck's.
Ed Malony of Garrett visited Albion friends last week. Ruth Butler of Toledo visits grandparents Rev. and Mrs. G. T. Butler. G. M. Zimmerman of Ligonier stayed with daughter Mrs. H. D. Stone. Alba Frazure of Kendallville visits grandparents J H. Frazure. Estelle Breeden hosts grandmother Mrs. Adila Roop and cousin Mrs. H A Lavette. Sylvester Easterday of Toledo visits brother Henry Kirkpatrick. Mrs. Frank Reese returns to Elkhart after tending ill mother Mrs. A E Cory.
Eagles and Son announce readiness to furnish all kinds of coal at fair prices and honest dealing. The notice invites customers to try The New Era job office for printing work, claiming accuracy in every detail.
An advertisement for A NERVE TONIC by The Dr. Clare Medicine Co claims to restore vitality and cure nervous debility insomnia and related ailments. It promises brain clarity improved digestion and permanent cessation of draining losses with a money back guarantee. Mailed sealed bottles cost 1.00 per box or 6 boxes for 5.00, with U S agents listed in Boston Massachusetts.
Bloodine Liver Pills claim to cure chronic constipation and sick headaches. A 25 cent box or 5 boxes for $1.00 can be mailed. Bloodine Ointment advertised to heal eczema sores and skin diseases. a box mailed. M. C. Beck endorses both products.
A welcome shower fell on Thursday as the community greeted The New Era. The brief notice notes light rain accompanying the launch signals for the publication.
An advertiser argues that digestion benefits come from natural means, not tonics or stimulants. It claims indigestion and related illnesses can be averted and fixed when the stomach rests and Kodol supplies the stomach’s proper work.
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