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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1909
Page
7
A column urges the value of home and maternal virtue for weary mothers. It reflects on how male behavior shifts around women, condemns promiscuity, and extols neighbors, home as sanctuary, and the safeguard of a loving, prayerful dwelling. It recalls a boy's first home and calls men to shadow their lives with family memory.
W J Atkins worked as Night Watchman at Banner Springs Tennessee and caught a severe cold that settled on his lungs. After trying remedies he used Dr King’s New Discovery and recovered after one bottle. The ad claims relief for colds coughs sore throats and lung issues with a trial bottle free.
Kate Douglas Wiggin, known as Mrs. Riggs, reads Susanna and Sue to Buxton neighbors at the Congregational church in Saco. Notables including the state governor and Bar Harbor visitors attend, and a warm reception follows as locals feel ownership of her work.
Noble County horticulturists gathered Saturday June 19 at the home of H E Hoak in Perry township. A flower and culinary exhibit appeared in the forenoon and a large dinner in the society tent. Afternoon featured piano, talks on interurban lines and inland waterways, plus children’s recitations and songs. Premiums were awarded for cakes bread cookies candy and roses, with dues totaling 8.86 and premiums 4.15.
Joun W of Lone advertises a small stock of dry wood in fine and coarse grades for sale with limited quantities available.
An 19th century advertisement promotes Holly’s remedy as a cure for constipation biliousness headaches stomach liver kidney and bowel troubles sold for 25c at M C Beck.
Ford car No. 2 completed a record Atlantic to Pacific run after 22 days 55 minutes finishing at the Alaska- Yukon-Pacific exposition. Driver Scott earns the Guggenheim trophy and a $2 000 cash prize for the daring achievement. The race began in New York on June 1 with Ford car No. 2 passing Kendallville on June 5.
The Milford Mail reports swarms of mosquitoes making field plowing near woods difficult after 4 PM. Farmers say insects are larger than before and some must wear gloves. cattle also refuse to stay in the woods past 2 PM.
Mrs O Rhinevault of Ves tal Center New York praises Electric Bitters as a healing gift from God. She says the tonic brings buoyant spirits vigorous health and quick relief from nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headache backache fainting and dizzy spells. She recommends trying them at M C Beck.
A. E. Lemmon D. L. Baughman Logan Winebrenner John Savoie and Dr. S. W. Lemmon have returned to Albion from a Texas journey. Frank Cole promotes a new Granite ware line priced from gc to 59c at the Bee Hive.
An advertisement extols kidney health and describes kidneys as the body’s key system. It argues sick kidneys poison the blood and health, promoting Bloodine as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder ailments, sold by M.C. Beck, Druggist in Albion.
Wanted ads seek a dependable man or woman in each county to advertise receive orders and manage a New York mail order house. Earn 18 dollars weekly. Permanent position require no investment. No prior experience needed. Enclose self addressed envelope for details to Large Co Wholesale Dept 103 Park Ave New York. 7m14
A long testimonial notice from Albion Indiana volunteers that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved back pain and kidney issues. John Wilson recounts years of soreness and nocturnal urination, says a few doses provided relief and he expects a full cure. The advertisement cites Foster Milburn Co. as sole US agents and notes Nappanee Flour at a local feed store.
The advertisement extolls Kodol as duplicating Nature's digestion to rest the stomach, prevent brain fatigue, and avert illnesses caused by indigestion. It promises a money back guarantee via druggists, applying to the large two-times bottle and to multi-person households, with Chicago laboratories listed.
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