Hair Grooming Ad Highlights Combs and Brushes
A dated advisory promotes hair grooming with a good comb and brush. Combs priced from 5 to 75 cents and brushes from 25 cents to 2 dollars.
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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1908
Page
3
A dated advisory promotes hair grooming with a good comb and brush. Combs priced from 5 to 75 cents and brushes from 25 cents to 2 dollars.
Cambridge City Indiana news brief recounts town life. Mentions Mrs J L McDaniel Lake James outing, Hagerstown fair, interurban passenger service promotion, city races trip to Cincinnati, new Odd Fellows ritual, and local accidents and social events. Includes deaths, relocations, and upcoming reunions.
Noblesville resident John Stevens visits Lewisville while Miss Bartlett returns from Indianapolis and visitors from Lansing and Cadiz are noted. Sunday school picnic planned for the Presbyterian church at Jackson Park. Prominent farmer Thos 8 Nugen suffers severe burns when a traction engine runs over a gas pipe in the Hines farm barnyard. gas ignites and flames rise to the treetops as he escapes. The gas line serves Connersville.
Mr and Mrs Sam Beam visit Rush county while Miss Mary Marlatt of New Castle spends time with Miss Cora Brown. Mrs Henry Shepherd returns from Illinois. Albert Williams and Mrs Williams with son travel to Connersville. Miss Lelia Helm of Indianapolis visits Mrs Stover and Miss B M Kern. Mrs J P Williams and children join Mrs R P Lindsay in Connersville Tuesday. Mrs R W Warren and class picnic near Jas Shanks. Dan Caldwell threshing in Alquina with new buggy. Agnes Connell returns from Lewisville. Mr and Mrs Thos Hangley visit Mr and Mrs C M Connell as newlyweds on honeymoon. John Coyne threshing company finishes 8750 bushels. Chas Hale reports a Scotch collie dog.
The article notes six dogs poisoned on the Hale place, with ongoing losses. Miss Ivy and Essie Larkin visit their aunt Mrs. Martha Lee in Jonesboro, who hosts Mrs. Emma Burris and Mr. and Mrs. Geo Noll from Doddridge. Goldie Moore, daughter of Jesse Moore, graduates from Marion college and becomes assistant principal at Greentown high. Doddridge chapel hosts a home coming and gospel meeting next weekend with grove dinner and old folk's day.
Hershal Rathfon visits with Miss Goldie Connor at the Universalist church services led by Rev. Pillstren. Several locals travel to Everton Lebanon and Columbus while families from Toledo Tipton Indianapolis and Moline visit relatives. Mamie Baker dies after long illness at home with Rev. Godwin officiating their funeral.
For sale residence and about ten acres cheap. Also 110 acres four miles from Centerville on a gravel road with 50 acres tillable, rest woods and orchard. Farm has a six room house, barn, springs, water, and abundant timber posts. Sold in ten days at 4500 dollars, 1500 cash, 3000 on terms at 6 percent. Extra 20 acres joining west available for 1500. Contact mie Doney opposite paste over drug store Cambridge City Indiana.
The undersigned will offer at public sale at her residence in Dublin on Saturday August 1 at 1 pm. Alot of Household Goods including furniture stoves carpets kitchen utensil garden tools etc. Anna Hiatt. Wm Flannagan, Auctioneer. A wagon with one wheel missing won t haul much. Heat seed with a favorable season won t crop on poor soil. Supply plant food with Armour Fertilizers Natural Plant Food sold by F M Hackleman Bentonville.
Real estate listing notes Wayne County farms for sale by Gro. A. Dooney, farm selling man, claiming 47 listings from 5 to 820 acres with additional property in Henry Fayette Rush Hancock Randolph. Promotes largest, best priced farms and urges buyers to inquire opposite the post office above the drug store.
Ben Parsons announces a new meat market offering fresh cured and cooked meats with spring lamb for the last of the week and free delivery to all parts of the city.
Why not have insurance protection against fire, lightning and windstorm while you are building that new house. It always pays to be on the safe side. See us for lowest rates with the most reliable companies. CHARLES DONEY, Office opposite Postoffice.
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