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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1908
Page
1
A jumble of small notices covers sales and goods at Stone's like wallpapers tonics and wares while local names such as Lozier Northam and Alvord transact business and a Bremen Fair is announced. An article then discusses Italian talismans the Cimaruta and ends with a murder headline Madam La Fere killed.
A humorous critique contrasts men who fail with the idealized future husband who walks with his wife, tolerates bangs, carries a baby in public, rocks the cradle, comforts quarrels with velvet fashion, and washes his own dishes. It playfully envisions a man modern yet tender, chaste and domestic.
A storefront advertises coal varieties including Scranton hard coal and Hocking Valley soft coal along with building materials for patronage.
A sales pitch notes wool as the superior material and promises a selection drawn from nearly a thousand designs. Shoppers are urged to come early to beat high demand and secure stock before it sells out.
Charles Bortner longtime Noble county resident died September 21, 1908 at his home northeast of Albion in Jefferson township. Born August 8, 1817 in York county Pennsylvania he lived in Ohio and Indiana before his death. He married twice and left eleven children. He was a skilled carpenter and farmer remembered as an upright citizen whose example influenced his family and community.
A fragment cites a line about safety in facing one’s best self. It mentions Youth’s Companion and moral reflection. The text shows partial quotes and a discussion of courage without full context. No clear event or individuals are fully identifiable.
A bold exhortation on loving one’s work as a test of character. The piece argues true fulfillment comes from enthusiasm and effort, not drudgery, urging workers to see vocation as a great unfolding that builds strength, dignity, and prosperity. It denounces view that work is merely bread and butter.
Kodol will soon enable the stomach to digest all food, aiding recovery when it cannot function. It strengthens the stomach and allows its natural work to resume, tasting pleasant to take and marketed here by M. C. Beck.
A testimonial ad for Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills claims relief from headaches and muscle pains without habit formation. A resident from Austinburg Ohio recounts quick help for a sick friend and a husband, son, and others praise the product. The ad promises druggists sell the pills and offers a money back guarantee for the first package.
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