How To Conquer Rheumatism At Your Own Home
Free trial treatment offer for Chronicure addressed to Mrs. M Summers in South Bend Indiana. Claims to cleanse blood and conquer rheumatism and restore vitality with a mail order package.
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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
6
Free trial treatment offer for Chronicure addressed to Mrs. M Summers in South Bend Indiana. Claims to cleanse blood and conquer rheumatism and restore vitality with a mail order package.
Trustee announces weekly office hours at his Batesville residence every Tuesday for anyone with business with the township to call on that day. The notice provides no additional dates or contact details.
Mrs F Brack and daughter toured Metamora last Thursday. Will C Reifel and wife of Connersville visit local kin for a few days. John Knoud visited John Walforest last Saturday. Will Horstman traveled to Oldenburg on business last Saturday. A surprise party honored Lewia Koerner on his 66th birthday. Mrs A Stern visited daughter Mrs Vincent Wamsley last Sunday. Otto Romer called at Oldenburg once last week.
Mrs Martha Harlan of Osgood dies after a long illness. She joins her daughter Minnette who drowned in Oregon three years ago. Services held at home by Eastern Stars and burial in Glendale cemetery. Condolences extended to two sons left motherless.
Advertisement-style copy highlights Sloan's Liniment to ease bruises, over-worked muscles, and general soreness from cleaning. Claims quick relief and restful sleep with a note from a user calling it worth its weight in gold. Mentions a 25 cent price and drugstore availability.
Hayti reports heavy showers delaying corn planting. Mrs. Wiete visits daughter Mrs. Fred Wolfe at Newpoint. Florence Dorrel visits Mrs. Nancy Jane Thackery at Newpoint. Chas Sehane and family visit grandparents Geo Sehane. John H. Johnson dies at 53 after long illness. funeral at Salem M E church with Rev. Little. Residents attend the Brown sale Thursday.
Watch Child's Cough. Colds and running nose may lead to catarrh if neglected. Do something now. Children will take Dr. King's New Discovery a sweet tar syrup. Laxative enough to remove waste poisons. Almost the first dose helps. Ask your druggist for Dr. King's New Discovery. It safeguards against serious ailments from colds.
The remains were shipped from Indianapolis Saturday morning and services held at the Catholic church before interment at Millhousen cemetery. Mrs Bruntz died Wednesday evening after an operation at St. Vincent hospital two weeks prior.
Cold remedy mixes honey pine tar and glycerine in a pleasant syrup. It quickly stops coughs and soothes throat irritation for all ages. Formula on bottle assures knowable ingredients and doctor approval. Insist on Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey at druggists.
John H. Johnson died May 24 1916 at age 53 after a long illness. He married Susie Hunsicker March 4 1885 and left four daughters and thirteen sons, two sisters and four brothers. Funeral at Salem M E church with Rev Little officiating. Card of thanks from wife Susie Johnson and children.
New Salem J C Dorrel and family spent Sunday with Ward Williams and wife near New Pennington. Mrs Florence Dorrel stayed with relatives at Newpoint Tuesday to Friday. Harvey Johnson joined Mr and Mrs Ben Wiete for a few days to attend John Johnsons funeral. A Herman Siebert dance was well attended. Johnny Johnson from Game Center helps his brother Harry this week. John Stroble, previously ill, is reported better. Locals attended Zell Brown estate sale Thursday.
Funeral attendance for John Johnson at Salem and John Stolz at St Nicholas. Geo Beasler and family attended Stolz funeral. Elmer Gibson of Batesville visited. Dorrel visited near Greensburg. Chas Schane and children visited Geo Schane. Local dance at Herman Siebert's. Clarence Fitchner and father visited Geo Wambigan. Wm Menchhofer and wife visited Fred Kruse. Wilson brothers hosted by Fred Norwold. Geo Huenke and Edna Graue with others visited Ervin Wenning. John Karl’s family entertained Cincinnati visitors.
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