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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1909
Page
8
A column extols tired mothers joining the Home Circle and compares men and women roles with humor. It weaves quotes on resilience, kindness, and faith, then contrasts womanly instinct with male capabilities, praising household sacrifice and silent service.
An Albion Indiana citizen Alva Hostetter describes sharp kidney pain easing after using Doan's Kidney Pills from M C Beck's drug store. He reports two boxes removed back numbness and kidney pain, endorsing the remedy and urging others to buy from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents.
Notice to Noble County taxpayers with personal property listings that the County Board of Review will convene in Albion to review assessments and equalize valuations. The session begins June 7 1909 and may continue up to thirty days. John W. Earle Auditor and Secretary to the Board signs and seals the notice.
A Marshfield Vermont notice from 1904 promotes Bloodine as a cure for kidney liver bladder and blood diseases with a money back guarantee. An adjusted customer testimonial from Mrs Octavian Carpenter requests six bottles and reports stopping hemorrhages and improved health.
The Bloodine Co in Boston Massachusetts promotes a free large sample bottle by mail in exchange for recent silver or stamp postage payments.
Schedule for the June 1909 session lists road petitions and road viewer reports audit of auditors and treasurer on Monday June 7. Tuesday June 8 covers ditch petitions ditch viewer reports bill approvals and miscellaneous business. Grape Fruit the great morning tonic at Guy's grocery.
Numerous deeds outline transfers from Boughey, Noe, Flotow, Coyner, Roser, Deuerling, Miller, Bordner, Moore, Brown, Rarick, Sapp, Hiller, Prickett, Teal, Conrad, Cook, Waldron, and others. Properties include lots and land across Kendallville, Laotto, Wawaka, Kendallville adds, and cemeteries, with various parties exchanging parcels in sec 1 2 4 20 23 27 27 Perry and nearby townships.
The Davidson matinee and evening shows of A College Boy drew large and appreciative crowds. Ralph Riggs starred as Archibald Broderick, a 30 year old college “boy,” who hides a secret marriage while plotting a widow’s money grab with her cousin Joseph Graft. The play features football antics theft, hazing, and lively dancing by Riggs, with strong company support. The Albion Opera House Field day is scheduled for May 27.
An advertisement urges kidney disease sufferers that Pineules will bring relief for backache rheumatism lumbago fatigue and impure blood. The 1.00 size claims to contain 234 times as much as the smaller size and is sold by M. C. Beck.
Promotes relief from headaches and dyspepsia with a purely vegetable formula. Eases dizziness nausea and digestive distress, regulates bowels, and avoids sickness or gripe. Free sample mailed by The Bloodine Co Inc Boston MA M C Beck.
Bee Culture warns fruit growers and beekeepers to avoid spraying while blossoms are in full bloom. Experiments show many sprays harm blossoms and injure bees, with Bordeaux mixtures and Paris green deemed poisonous. The article urges buyers to skip suppliers who advise bloom spraying and to consult catalogs carefully.
The Toledo Blade promotes itself as a national weekly edited for broad circulation, claiming large readership, low cost at one dollar per year, and a mix of news and family content. It also notes offerings like eggs from four breeds and baseball goods from Stones.
An advertisement touts Kodol as a universal digestant that lets people eat any foods they like. It claims to replace a tired stomach by digesting all foods, preventing heartburn and fullness, and to require only short-term use with no fatigue.
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