Tax Exempt Bonds Offered With 4 Percent Net Yield
Investment offer promising tax exempt bonds at a net 4 percent yield. Advert says to contact us if you have money to invest and act now.
19 Mar 1914
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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1914
Page
1
Investment offer promising tax exempt bonds at a net 4 percent yield. Advert says to contact us if you have money to invest and act now.
Matoaka council of Pocahontas conferred degrees on Mr. and Mrs. Claud Dillon Thursday. Marriage licenses issued to Chauncy Cranor and Alberta R. Knollenberg near Greens Fork. Local social notes. highway costs to fix snowbound roads cited. emphasis on enforcing heavy-load rules to save road funds.
A tale from Bulala junior in Matabeleland describes a leopard ambush as he protected his master’s provisions. The youth, a skilled shot, recalls facing a charging leopard while pinned by a buck carcass, reaching for his knife, and ultimately killing the big cat after a desperate, close fight.
A Chicago Record-Herald observation recalls a father’s remark to young Robert about table manners. The child notes his mother once wondered where the father learned such manners, implying the second table was a consequence of company.
The quote compares mental effort to physical labor, suggesting that persistent study and hard work uncover inner riches just as rowing and farming yield material crops. It frames labor as essential to both intellect and nature’s rewards.
The notice states there is no substitute for ROYAL baking powder described as pure and healthful. It warns that substitutes are made from alum and implies superiority of ROYAL for baking.
Jacob Wise opened his sugar camp last week. Families move and visit nearby towns including Martinsville Greensfork Attica and Richmond. The Cary club elected officers and a teachers’ institute lingers in memory with graphophone music and premiums noted.
Winter weather strains kidneys leading to backache and disrupted function. Early signs signal kidney trouble and a remedy is advised. The ad promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as the best remedy and urges readers to obtain a box.
Mrs. John Sloniker of Cambridge City reports that Dean's Kidney Pills eased her kidney and bladder trouble. She describes backache, energy loss, and poor sleep improved after using the product bought at Carpenter's drug store.
W Main Street Cambridge City resident reports severe backache and frequent kidney secretions. After using Deans Kidney Pills from Carpenter's drug store, symptoms improved significantly and overall condition improved.
Mrs. Fred Shirkey of Cambridge City reports backache bearing down pains and kidney weakness. After obtaining Dean's Kidney Pills from Carpenter's drug store she says the illness was completely cured and confirms her prior endorsement.
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