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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1909
Page
8
A column urging tired mothers to cultivate home centered virtue in marriage and parenting. It champions cheerful conduct, responsible training of girls, and patient kindness as keys to a moral family, plus a note on wireless electric lighting trial at Omaha and future distance lighting by Dr. Millener.
The public accounting commission will probe county expenditures on dependent children. It notes widespread misuse of funds paying private associations for care of public wards, citing 1907 law limits and recent county cases. The piece urges legal, accountable handling to protect children and public funds.
The Sundays of June 27 and July 4 will spotlight the Home for the Aged in North Indiana Conference churches. Sermons and songs will promote the new Home as it nears construction, aiming to provide aged care as a Christian philanthropic effort across Indiana Methodism.
Bloodine Liver Pills claim to positively cure sick headaches and relieve dyspepsia indigestion and over eating. The ad describes dizziness nausea drowsiness sour taste and coated tongue with bowel regulation. Free samples mailed from The Bloodine Co Inc Boston MA via M C Beck.
A historical note describes penguins as fighting for mates, with duels on clear arenas. They use their flippers as weapons while their bodies and blubber shield against beaks. Fights are wary, rarely fatal, yet can wound a human hand with a single blow.
W. J. Atkins, a Banner Springs night watchman, suffered a severe cold that affected his lungs after months of exposure. He tried many remedies before using Dr. King's New Discovery, and after one bottle he returned to work. The ad promises relief for croup whooping cough and other respiratory issues with a free trial bottle.
The New York Press mocks the Sheridan statue in Washington describing the horse as a prehistoric, unheroic creature. It notes the sculptor’s missteps with Wonchester and Win chester, calling the piece a joke and suggesting the charger fat and ribbed. The piece ends by urging readers to Stone's drug store for Munyan remedies.
The Blade, a prominent Toledo newspaper, reports on top national stories with a strong regional focus. Its coverage highlights local voices alongside significant national events, reflecting the paper's reputation as a leadingMidwestern news source.
An 19th century style advertisement stresses kidney importance and health, claiming Bloodine cures kidney liver bladder and blood diseases. It touts nourishment for mothers and urges use when run down or tired, noting M C Beck druggist Albion sells it.
Advertises a New York mail order house seeking trustworthy individuals in every county to advertise, receive orders, and manage business. Earn $18 weekly, permanent position, no investment required, no prior experience needed. Spare time valuable. Enclose self addressed envelope for full particulars to CLARKE Co Wholesale Dept 103 Park Ave New York 7m14 ar A'
Mrs. C. M. Eagles of Albion Indiana endorses Dean's Kidney Pills for backache headaches dizziness and irregular kidney secretions. She credits relief from pains with the remedy bought at H. D. Stone's drug store and praises family use. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Duan's and take no other.
B F Ryscue of Ingleside N C suffered 15 years of indigestion after trying many doctors and $200 in medicines. He finally used Dr King s New Life Pills and reports a full cure. The pills ease constipation biliousness sick headaches stomach liver kidney and bowel troubles. 25c at M C Beck.
An advertisement claims Kodol Digestive Aid mimics a healthy stomach by digesting all foods, never tires, and can fully substitute stomach work. It urges readers to buy a bottle at the nearest drug store for use when the stomach is tired or out of order.
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