01 Jul 1915
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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1915
Page
1
A sales pitch promises busy week with rapid discounts across departments. It invites customers to read the prices and note the reduced profit margins as many items are offered at favorable terms.
A vintage advertisement touts a display of Lingerie Dresses in styles like empire and bolero with fabrics such as lawn and voile. It promises 200 prizes to the first buyers and lists children's and misses garments including coats waists and dresses at low prices, noting special month end values.
About 350 Masons from nearby areas attended a Master degree conferral on W. R. Spahr near Straughn with a large banquet at the Masonic hall. E. E. Whelan presided, George Hodge assisted, and performances by the Hurst theatre orchestra, Geo. Babcock, and Chas. Locke highlighted the evening. Addison A. Harris, 88, died in Williamsburg of pneumonia days later.
July outing plans include Pitman's ice supply and Mrs Eikler hosting. Mrs Goebel to host the Five Hundred club in Richmond. Local updates cover residents visiting relatives, a Red Man band forming, and towns reporting on weddings and balls played between Jacksonburg and Cambridge City Blues with a 10 to 9 result.
An Illinois exchange editor claims rubbing alum on skin drives mosquitoes away by causing a bite to pucker, making the insect unable to sting. The mosquito supposedly then drowns in damp areas and dies of pneumonia.
A backache not explained by drafts may stem from disordered kidneys. Foley Kidney Pills relieve backache sore muscles rheumatism and sleep disturbing bladder ailments. They restore kidney health. adv. Carpenter's Drug Store.
A Washington inventor creates a coin holder from a single piece of flexible metal bent into a base with three arms that meet and fasten at the top, forming a compact device.
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