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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1915
Page
1
S N Galloway of Stewart South Carolina praises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the only cure that fully satisfied him during illness. He recommends it to friends and notes it is for sale by M C Beck.
Local items note Old Settlers day on July 15 and various Albion updates. People move, visit, and attend events while farmers expect wheat yields around thirty bushels per acre. A Ligonier athletic hall project and Ford autos arrive as residents travel, visit California, or pursue studies.
Green township resident Cyrus Kesting is critically ill as Ligonier marks Independence Day on July 3. Various visits, sales ads, suits, and chautauqua notes include Dr Ira Landrith’s upcoming appearance and Mrs Cook’s trip with granddaughter Roselyn Rickard.
Mrs Mary Ann Singrey aged eighty one died at home after a long arterial hardening illness. Survived by son Orland o and several grandchildren. Husband preceded her in death. funeral held at home Friday at 2 30 pm and interment in Albion cemetery.
M. P. Thomas and Abel Barnum have their residences repainted by artists Ray and Epp. The work covers the exteriors and interiors as needed, with focus on restoring surfaces and improving curb appeal.
affidavits and documents have been sent to Washington naming those entitled to a share of the 200 reward for post office robbers caught and convicted. Grover Sapp Frank Wolford Captain Foreman Garrett Bud Perdieu Harry Stout George Lockwood Clyde Elson Sheriff Hoff and Nellie Rickard are listed as beneficiaries awaiting disbursement through government channels.
Charles Dawson appeals to dog owners in York township to secure pets at night to prevent further sheep killings. He asks all residents to assist in stopping the destruction, stating the request comes from sheep raisers in the township.
Detroit man J H Seitz reports Chamberlains Tableta restored his appetite and eased bloating while aiding comfortable bowel movements. Sold by M C Beck Adv.
Albion Commercial Club approves a cash based fair week of September 16 17 18 with P Srasley as president and Walter Bonhem and F D Welters guiding premiums and cash elements. Winners receive a due bill to pick goods from Schloss Bros store replacing fixed premiums.
The piece blends a playful ode to hens with a note on Mrs Gene Stratton Porter finishing a new novel. Entitled Michael O Halloran it is due from Doubleday Page Co on August 17 Porter’s sixth novel and eleventh book and the house critics hail it as her most matured scholarly work yet.
The note touts M C Beck as a money saver on wallpaper with a 20 percent discount on blankets at Metz and McMeans Hardware. It adds a contractor pitch by P C Bercer offering roofing, spouting, plumbing and heating plant installation services.
A historical note describes a chemical curiosity from The American Boy. Dissolve a teaspoonful of sugar of lead in a pint of water and suspend a zinc strip in the tumbler. In days, a crystalline growth rises from the zinc. Sugar of lead is poisonous. handle with care and discard the glass after use.
A poem describes a dark forest dwelling called Old Ma Trouble. The house features a roof of worries and a floor of frets, with windows of doubts and stairs of regrets. It warns that venturing near invites detection by Old Ma Trouble.
Palmer and Edwards ask to see their 12 1 2 cent coffee while R F Mayfield promotes exceptional wallpaper value at moderate prices. The brief ads emphasize bargain pricing and attract attention with concise sales lines.
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