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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1908
Page
4
A St Louis chemist claims a simple treatment using plant drug extracts cures eczema and skin ailments. The product Zemo allegedly stops itching, dries germs from the surface, and provides clear skin with persistent use. endorsements and patient testimonials accompany the claim.
Lester M. Nelson of Naples Maine declares in a letter that Dr King’s New Discovery saved his life. The remedy, trusted for forty years, is sold under guarantee at Geo E Callaway’s drug store for 50c and 1.00 with a free trial bottle offered.
A health note promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy to purify blood through healthy kidneys. The advertisement claims it cures kidney and bladder diseases and strengthens the whole system, referencing E. Callaway and dismissing reliance on old remedies.
Frank Conlan of New York endorses Electric Bitters as a grand family medicine for dyspepsia and liver issues. It aids digestion, purifies blood, and boosts vigor, suitable for weak kidneys and lame backs. Sold under guarantee at Geo. E. Callaway's drug store for 50 cents.
W. R. Ward of Dyersburg Tennessee testifies that Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup cured his chronic constipation and offers a conscientious reference. The note is paired with Geo. E. Callaway and a remark on essays about love.
Tom Moore of Rural Route 1 Cochran Ga says a bad instep sore healed after using Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He claims less than half a 25c box cured the issue under a guarantee offered by Callaway's drug store. The ad links faith on the fence to field results.
A. A. Herren of Finch Ark praises Foley's Honey and Tar as the best cough remedy for colds and lung trouble. He asserts it cures consumption in early stages and that anyone using it will be satisfied.
A reflective line about withholding vengeance, noting that true satisfaction comes from restraint rather than retaliation. The statement emphasizes self-control over pursuing payback.
Customer testimonial from Ingleside N C praising Dr King’s New Life Pills after 15 years of indigestion and $200 spent. Advertises guaranteed sale at Callaway’s drug store for 25 cents.
A terse medical advertisement asserts many suffer kidney or bladder ailments and promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a reliable treatment that never disappoints.
In Wayne Circuit Court April term 1904 William Elvin Oler as administrator has presented and filed his account and vouchers for settlement of John G Biudy estate. The examination will be in the circuit court on the day fixed. Heirs are required to appear and show cause if any why the account should not be settled. WilLiam Jussor Atty for administrator.
A poem in which the speaker, once human, describes being transformed into a motor car by a man in blue and brass. The verses personify mechanical parts as body features, with wheels for feet, rubber tires, a sparking plug in the throat, a beating motor in the chest, cranks for arms, and a horn in the ears. The speaker recalls driving at speed, now drinking gasoline instead of tea, and laments the unlucky star that led to the transformation.
Martin L. Young grants notice to Cambridge City residents that he will apply to the Wayne County Board of County Commissioners for a liquor license to sell intoxicating liquor on premises described as the front room of a three story brick building on Main Street in Cambridge City Ward 2. The location is specified with room dimensions 43 feet 1 inch by 15 feet 6 inches and he asserts residency, ownership, age, and good character. The process starts at the board's next regular term beginning the first Monday of July 198.
On May 21 1998 William E McKinney filed for divorce from Fouzetta McKinney in Wayne Circuit Court Indiana. Affidavits show Fouzetta is non resident while William is a long time Wayne County resident and the defendant in Athens Ohio. court set July 2 19? for appearance.
Charles E. Merrick, resident of Jackson township and applicant, seeks a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a two story frame building on Foote street, Cambridge City, Union Township. The request will be before the Jackson County Board of Commissioners at the July term 1968.
The Cannelton Enquirer analyzes Prohibition Party tactics in Indiana citing party platform pluralism from past conventions, urging Republicans to vote for county option and oppose cross voting with Democrats. It notes Prohibition aims to enlist Republican voters and warns against the pledge card scheme.
A weather brief warns of a likely storm affecting the Bears region with strong winds and heavy rainfall. Officials urge preparations as crews monitor storm tracks and forecast maps for potential impacts on transportation and daily activities.
A motor cyclist dressed in the latest gear passes Regent's Park toward the zoo. He stops to ask a grubby urchin if he is fit for the zoo, the boy thinking it a new animal. The youth jokes that a taller frame would help his chances.
Mrs Hodgson Pratt recalls a near tragedy in Brittany last summer. A stubborn key trapped railway transfers before Brest, forcing a missed Quimper connection and a wreck on the very train the party would have ridden, a providential near miss later deemed preservation from the next world.
The text describes a fierce clash between warrior crabs in Japan. Two crabs collide with grinding claws and sand flying as they battle to the death. The victor tears off a claw as a trophy, displaying brutal prowess.
In Alaska, winter freezes 600000 square miles and dogs are the main means of travel. Mail teams, as the aristocrats of arctic life, epitomize a superior breed compared to those used before the gold rush era, reflecting growth in government mail service.
The carnahuba palm yields a valuable root-based drug and blood purifier. Its timber polishes well and is in demand for fine cabinetmaking. Sap produces wine or vinegar, and also supplies starch and sugar. The fruit serves as cattle feed, the nut as a coffee substitute, and the sap as cork.
The record notes Mr. Smith, after an ill tempered speech by Mr. Brown at luncheon, addressing the chairman and assembly to express disagreement. The exchange mirrors Brown's prior remarks.
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