29 Mar 1923
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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1923
Page
1
A Cambridge City reader endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for backaches and kidney symptoms. The ad promotes Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds and cites Carpenter's Drug Store. A humorous exchange about hair loss closes the clipping.
Advertisements tout Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for coughs colds and grippe with claims of quick relief from coughs related to whooping cough asthma bronchitis and throat irritation. Local promotions note an indoor fair organized by The American Legion Post in Hagerstown at Community Hall on Thursday April 6 with Carpenter's Drug Store urging use of Foley's product.
An Indiana notice states Wayne County filed a divorce petition on the ith day of March in the Wayne circuit court. The defendant is alleged not to reside in the state and the case seeks a divorce and a change of name with a hearing set for the first Monday in March at the Richmond court house.
A petition for divorce was filed in Wayne Circuit Court on March 1, naming Fivorett McGoy as plaintiff and Ledith McCoy as defendant. The complaint cites adultery and cruelty and notes an affidavit of residence. The case is to be heard at the Wayne court in Richmond with attorney Benjamin Ball for the petitioner.
Notice to heirs and creditors that Frank Henninger as administrator of Mary Penninger deceased presents his account for final settlement in the Wayne circuit. The court will examine the account on April 14 at the Bald Court, requiring all heirs and creditors to attend and show cause why the settlement should not be approved. Frank Reninges administrator Jonas Dodson attorney for the estate.
Notice in Pere by Ivan that the estate of Sarah Ko in Wayne County Indiana has an appointed administrator. ARL D. HOYD named executor with county records showing procedures under Indiana law. J. Dodson, Attorney, 3
The article describes summer afternoon dresses for farmhanded women, with two pictured gowns. It notes ready to wear styles, decorative embroidery resembling hieroglyphics, velvet disk appliques, lace trim, and color combinations in crepe and velvet.
The third annual dog show at Indianape runs April 27 to 38 under AKC rules with about fifty two varieties valued at at least 2500000 dollars. Tomlinson Tall leads the event with facilities at Tomlinson Mall and events daily featuring judging and exhibitions for both large and small exhibitors. Cecil Bender broadcasts Evening concerts for Cambridge City chautauqua from WKAH Florida and the piece closes urging local residents to invest in their home community.
O W Rhodes of Gary Indiana credits Tanlac with restoring his health and boosting his weight after severe nervous exhaustion and indigestion. He reports gaining fifteen pounds and renewed vigor since starting Tanlac and notes the medicine helped him sleep and work better. Tanlac is available at local druggists.
A discussion on palm lines and mounts to judge artistic potential. It notes if the ring finger is unusually long as vanity, life and head line spacing signaling impulsiveness, and a strong Venus mount indicating grace and social charm. The piece references the Wheeler Syndicate and reading fortunetelling signs.
A 190k item urges readers to observe Easter by attending church and showing kindness. It notes men and society roles, encourages visiting a neighbor with an Easter invitation, and suggests simple acts of sympathy to brighten others' day. It cites a sample note inviting Miss Blank to St. Timothy's at four.
A country town youth travels to London in hope of riches. Cyrax McCormick, famed for the reaper and self-binding harvester, died worth 20 million dollars. W. L. Bundy, a watchmaker, invented a time clock that tracks factory workers and business hours, bringing him wealth.
Experiments in England aim to produce oil from coal to satisfy domestic needs and possibly export. The method could transform fuel supplies, with about a quarter of annual coal output diverted to this purpose. Amber, Baltic origin, ranges from pale straw to crimson and can trap ancient insects. Pleasure is discussed as a double edged force shaping behavior.
A collage of quotes and trivia covers household tips watering houseplants medical training Florence Nightingale and Kaiserwerth mentions a legal divorce case a printer's joke ink secrets of India ink and a note on a racing horse with a punctured tire amid assorted aphorisms and poems.
Public notices from Wayne County Indiana outline bids for road bonds with terms and sealing requirements. Included are divorce petition notices for Oliver C. Bunt and Rockhill vs Took, with court dates and attorney details.
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