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Newspaper
Bedford Weekly Mail
Location
Bedford, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1900
Page
5
A vintage ad highlights a wide array of shoes for all ages. It promotes flexible hand sewn Piaw and Cat Skin shoes with plain toe tack designs in tau kid, claiming excellent stock and good service. Prices are listed in the brief catalog snippet.
J A Gunn Prop Graene Suherland visited Leo govlee in CoM. Kelar of Columbus was in the city Sunday. Elmer Jones from Williamsburg Ky joins the Chicago Branch staff. Mrs Maude Smithers of Fe nora visits. Frank Voris house on South Street nears completion. Mrs HM hleward of Broean ington visits over Sunday. Emanuel Sears and family spent Sunday at Bryantsville. Elder Shannen DD Baker in city en route home from Washington City. may visit Mississippi for church work. Mrs Mahlon Joyatt returns to Browns town after week with relatives. Sam Judah troubled by Government recents. new bus wheal between here and Cole fives. Heltonvite Ledge officers elected for term. Various local contracts and shipments noted. Perils and moral preaching excerpt from Todtanapoo Press appear.
Maurice Thompson discusses liberty and virtue as the core of national character, arguing literature should reflect life and uphold the Declaration of Independence. He contrasts conservative and progressive strains, defends federal consent and self government, and urges courage and patriotism as pillars of a free republic. The piece weaves rhetoric on literature, civilization, and the duties of citizens to sustain democracy.
S K Hogan the Democratic nominee for County Assessor has withdrawn due to ineligibility. He is a freeholder for two years, while the law requires four years of qualification.
The Paris Exposition displays include Tangencies with many groups from the Mediterranean and beyond. Visitors describe the Transvaal pavilion, Boer house, and Cossack exhibits while remarking on Egyptian, Chinese and Japanese stalls and the Cuban exhibit in the Spanish section. Dust and sprinkles mark the fair as reporters note contrasts between ornate displays and rough pioneer life.
A scrambled, verbose clipping promotes health remedies and travel deals. It cites Dr Kings New Life Pills and Barker’s Kidney Cure, touts cures for bronchial issues, and advertises seashore excursions, special tourist fares, and round trips with dates and locations such as Atlanta and Denver. It urges readers to visit Chicago during events and to contact S Le Reach for details.
A Kentucky lawyer promotes Mother's Friend as a life changing remedy for childbirth. He claims it relaxes and relieves pain, keeps the mother in good condition, and leads to a quicker, safer recovery for both mother and child. The ad notes a price of one dollar per bottle and offers a free illustrated book from The Bratfield Regulator Co. Atlanta Georgia.
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