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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
4
A St Louis chemist credits a simple local remedy for eczema, claiming it cures hundreds of previously incurable skin cases by eradicating germ activity. The product named ZeMo is endorsed by Geo E Callaway, a local druggist, who supports its honesty and effectiveness.
The statement questions international aid for education abroad while highlighting child labor's lethal toll on children. It frames aid as a moral dilemma and calls for prioritizing domestic child protections and urgent action to end child labor.
A Branchton Pennsylvania man recounts illness that left him unable to work or tie his shoes. After using six bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure he recovered fully and praises the remedy. George E. Callaway provides the testimonial.
A critic argues that civilization requires ending child labor at home while urging America not to lecture other nations. The remark highlights hypocrisy and calls for domestic reform before moralizing abroad.
Lester M. Nelson of Naples Maine writes that Dr King’s New Discovery saved his life and has been a reliable remedy for throat and lung complaints for years. The remedy, a preventive for pneumonia and healer of weak lungs, is sold under guarantee at Geo E Callaway’s drug store. 50c and 1.00. Trial bottle free.
A compact quip notes that the favored attribute in a girl is the interest she shows in him rather than in another man, reflecting a playful social reflection typical of the era.
An advertisement proclaims Foley's Kidney Cure strengthens kidneys and cures kidney and bladder diseases. It asserts good kidney function is essential for health and credits Geo. E. Callaway as endorser.
A proverb-esque remark notes that a prudent man hearing a woman’s question first discerns her intended course before offering guidance. It frames advice as aligned with the hearer’s aims rather than abstract counsel.
Frank Conlan of New York extols Electric Bitters as a grand family medicine for dyspepsia liver issues and weak kidneys. He claims it regulates digestion purifies the blood and revitalizes the body and notes it is sold under guarantee at Geo. E. Callaway’s drug store for 50 cents.
A man who speaks as if he owns the world cannot back it with a deed to even a cemetery plot. The remark suggests hollow boasts lack verifiable rights or title.
W R Ward of Dyersburg Tennessee testifies the Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup cured chronic constipation and provides a conscientious reference to its effectiveness. Geo E Callaway signed the statement.
A blunt warning that a hypocrite cannot deceive God nor his own conscience, as deceitful acts are visible to the divine and self-awareness alike. The line suggests moral accountability transcends self-delusion and external judgment.
Tom Moore of Rural Route 1 Cochran Ga says a bad instep sore healed after using Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He notes less than half of a 25 cent box cured the issue and the product is sold under guarantee at Callaway's drug store.
A blunt jab questions the value of complaining as the world keeps moving. The comment implies others remain unconcerned with personal griping amid daily demands and public bustle.
Ayscue of Ingleside N C praises Dr King's New Life Pills after 15 years of indigestion. The remedies are sold under guarantee at Callaway's drugstore for 25 cents.
If you will make inquiry it will be a revelation to you how many succumb to kidney or bladder troubles in one form or another. If the patient is not beyond medical aid Foley's Kidney Cure will cure. It never disappoints.
An advertisement touts Carrara Lack for woodwork and interiors claiming superior finish and color, enamel like hardness, and resistance to wear. It promises renewing furniture, wainscoting, baseboards, window frames, floors, staircases, and ironwork with durable results, noting it does not peel crack or fade. Sold at
The Railroad Commission of Indiana used persuasion to secure a rapid hay rate cut for producers and shippers along the E. and T. H. line. After a three hour Terre Haute meeting, a committee of shippers and railroad officials reached an agreement, with the new rate in force within forty eight hours. The article credits this action to Republican legislation.
The Lafayette Courier reports Democratic governor candidate Thomas W. Marshall defended hard graft graft punishment, citing a Logansport speech phrase about a quick haircut and striped suit. The piece notes Republican officials in Marion county purging grafters and hints at future actions against Marshall if guilty.
William E. McKinney files for divorce from Fouzetta McKinney in Wayne Circuit Court Indiana April term 1904. Affidavits show defendant is non resident of Indiana and resides in Athens Ohio. Cause set for July 6 1908 at Richmond Court House. respondent notified by publication.
Notice is given that William Elvin Oler as administrator of the John G Brady estate has filed his account and vouchers for first settlement. The Wayne Circuit Court will examine the matter in mid June 1808 and all heirs creditors and other claimants must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved. Wittarp Junsor, Atty.
Lyon & Healy issues a large list of hundreds of new pianos bought from Thompson Music Co Healy Music Co and F G Theatre Piano Co as they exit retail. Prices are stated as phenomenally low with a 30 day aim to move stock. Address Lyon Adams Street Chicago for copies and more details.
A Republican charge diсtates that Democratic claims of waste and higher taxes are misleading while the state’s education needs drive a modest tax rise. The piece compares 1893 and 1908 levies, notes growth at Purdue Indiana University and the state normal, and argues higher education funding under Republicans is justified despite Democratic rhetoric.
The Rushville Republican argues that state receipts and disbursements rose under Republican management, wiping out most of the debt by 1906 while costs for food and essentials climbed for all. It defends economy and tariff revision as protective and necessary.
The piece reports on a state law requiring full corporate reports and the Republican platform calling for a comprehensive revision of corporation laws. It emphasizes stricter regulation of public franchises and suppression of watered stock, claiming corporations must not override people's rights.
Mrs. John Sloniker of east Church street Cambridge City Indiana reports kidney and bladder relief after taking Dean's Kidney Pills. She describes prior backaches sleepless nights and fatigue and notes lasting improvement and no further trouble since using the remedy.
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