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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1925
Page
2
Cambridge City readers are urged to use Doan's Pills a stimulant diuretic for kidney troubles. A local testimonial from Chas. Franklin describes relief after two boxes, with price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
Milton Mire Peart Cook and children of Los Angeles are guests of Mrs John Cook for a few days. Mrs Walter Marlatt and children of Kenishe visited Prof and Mrs Echol. Dr and Mrs Denney and mother returned Friday from Niagara Falls. Numerous locals attended the Cambridge City Chautauqua and enjoyed the program. Mrs E P Jones and Mrs Albert Wilson hosted Ruth Circle of the Christian church. Malinda Bartoo returned from Indianapolis. The Thomas family reunion was at Bealview Park, Richmond. Visitors in Cleveland and Detroit were noted. Various social visits and gatherings continued through the week with extended family and friends attending dinners and showers.
Morgantown West Virginia letter recounts a mix up on a Pittsburgh train, a misplaced wife, and a journey along the Monongahela River. The writer notes Morgantown streets, a dinner at a friend’s house, and a stray mention of local officials. Roy Trasky and family move within Cambridge City.
George Marts and wife visited Richmond. Roy Pass and family of Indianapolis were Bundsy visitors with their gar enta. Amy Catherine Lee and Jere Lee Jr. toured Cleveland. Robert Krone and wife returned from Toledo Cedar Point Ohio. A. L. Wright of Orlando visited Mrs. Margaret J. Routh. Stenographer Mine Elizabeth Puaineld acted at Beverin Hotel. Wm. H. Styer and family from Peru spent days with Stra. Ophelia Shyila and Grace Carey party visited Will and Miss Rose Grotsinger. Earl Hitt and wife of Anderson went to Chicago for a weekend. J. W. Pritchard and Mina Ulrich returned to Pituchurch after two weeks with Sam Ulrich. Several families hosted dinners and travel plans, with Florida and Indiana trips noted. Mrs. Glen Beeson attended the Tafi Milinery opening in Indianapolis. Mrs. Mary Griffin returned from California and Seattle. Mrs. Waller Waddell hosted a birthday dinner for her husband. Mrs. F. W. Marson returned from Kingston Lake. Chas. Fargugon’s companion recovering well after an operation. Stanley Schelcher joins Tribune mechanical force. plans to relocate with family.
An assortment of old advertisements tout Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a safe non narcotic cough remedy. The items claim it clears coughing, aids digestion, and helps with chronic constipation, with testimonials from various customers. Also includes quirky quotes and brief notes about other remedies and local drugstore promotions.
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