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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1915
Page
8
An advertisement touts Croxone as a unique remedy that penetrates kidney walls to dissolve uric acid, cleanse pores, and let kidneys filter toxins. It claims relief from back pain, rheumatism, and urinary disorders, with a money back guarantee if it fails in any case.
Washington columnist notes the FTC inherits trading stamps debates as ads shift economics. He argues newspapers remain the best route for publicity and that all ad methods ultimately boost newspaper space. The piece also critiques reformers and political bookkeeping across federal and state offices.
The Havana cleanup pioneer Colonel Gorgas resigns from government service to join the Rockefeller Foundation. The piece argues that high salaries lure officials away, leaving men like Gorgas and Dr. Wiley underpaid and pushing them into private roles. It notes political shifts, Bryan’s uncertain stance, and debates over express and parcel post rates before the Interstate Commerce Commission.
Fire Marshal findings link a drug store blaze on the west side of Indianapolis to empty narcotics boxes left behind by a drug user incendiary. The case mirrors a wave of crimes tied to federal prohibition. Also noted is Tennessee’s new fire department act modeled after Indiana, and Bloomington’s 1906 Labor Day skyrocket case. A Supreme Court decision awards Miss Josephine Moore $8,000 for injuries from that firework incident.
The Texas Farmers Union opposes woman suffrage, arguing women belong at home and in family care, not voting. The piece cites that farming life, not politics, suits women, and warns against unsexing the race while praising Christ and traditional roles.
Themistocles sparks a civic creed urging builders over orators to construct public works and plow ahead. A testimonial for Chamberlains Tablets claims relief from indigestion and constipation, with an Old Settlers' day note dated July 15.
A series of real estate transfers listed for Kendallville and surrounding towns include Moore and Thomas to J L Deuitch part NW quarter of section in Allen two and Deuitch to John Stephenson part NW Y of section 34 in Allen two. Other dealings cover Abraham M Jacobs to William C Wright part of lots in Clark's addition Kendallville and parts of Mitchell's add Ken dallville. Local land transfers show Wabash and Erie Canal to John Larimier by assignee in Sparta two and William B Hall to Nathan R McGee in Jefferson two. Additional transfers include Jacob N Lower and others to John A Jennings and wife in Elkhart two and Kendallville Trust to Levi A Hartman and wife in Iddings add Kendallville. Alice Rumbaugh to Kendallville Trust and Savings Co and Isaac N Henry fractional parts in Minot's add Kendallville. Henry S Willard and wife to Philip Pfaffman lot 53 Carman's add Kendallville. Carrie Weade and husband to Louis Stiefel lot 71 J B and H M Noe's add Kimmel. Roofing spouting plumbing and heating ad by P C Bercer.
Advertisement notes exceptional value in wallpaper at very moderate prices offered by R. F. Mayfield, highlighting affordable options for home decor.
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