Heed Nature's Warning Before It Is Too Late
Pains in the side, back and kidneys signal system trouble. Nervousness loss of appetite and sleeplessness are advance warnings that, if heeded, can save serious trouble later.
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15 May 1924
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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1924
Page
1
Tanlac Helps Thousands Regain Normal Health
Over 100000 persons testify Tanlac corrects stomach trouble indigestion rheumatism nervousness and other ailments. It builds up the system and starts rich red blood coursing through your veins. All good druggists sell Tanlac.
Doan’s Pills Help Cambrige City Mason Back Ache
Cambridge City resident John Gehring a stone mason at 101 E Front St reports relief from back pain after using Doan’s Pills purchased at House’s Drug Store. The remedy, priced 60c, is urged as a kidney health aid by local residents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY manufactured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge City
John Gehring
Stone Mason
E. Front St
Doan
House
Tongues That Talk Too Much and Gossip's Harm
A reflective piece laments idle gossip and its damage to reputation. It argues that subtle or thoughtless remarks can be magnified into character destruction, while kind words are soon forgotten.
Money value ad for Foley remedies
An old classified style notice offers a ten cent bottle of Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds plus free sample Foley pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Send name and address with ten cents to Foley Co in Chicago to receive samples via Carpenter's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foleys
FOLEY
Carpenter’s Drug Store
Tidal Institute Proposes New Tide Prediction Method
The Tidal Institute of Liverpool unveils a new mathematical approach to forecasting tide levels. Researchers claim improved accuracy for coastal planning and navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tidal Institute of Liverpool
Foley Pills Prompt Sleep Aid Cited by Fort Wayne Reader
Don Thiel of 118 Fe Fort Wayne Indiana reports Foley Pills helped him sleep after taking a couple of pills. The diuretic stimulant for the kidneys is advertised as prompt in action by Carpenter's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Thiel
Columbia St
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Carpenter's
Sweet clover becomes valuable soil improver and nitrogen fixer
Sweet clover, once considered a troublesome weed, is now widely planted as a beneficial soil amendment and means to fix atmospheric nitrogen.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Offered for Cough Relief
Advertises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound to quickly relieve coughs colds and hoarseness for all ages. Encourages purchasing a bottle at Carpenter's Drug Store and emphasizes genuineness and ease of taking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FOLEY
Carpenter’s Drug Store
California Trades Trout Eggs With New Jersey
California will trade 1004 Loch Leven trout eggs for 1 000 000 eastern brook trout eggs with New Jersey to stock streams in both states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
New Jersey
Loch Leven
Foley Pills Aids Kidneys Says Carpenters Ad
An old advertisement claims Foley Pills act as a diuretic stimulant to flush and activate tired kidneys. It urges readers to try them today and to insist on Foley's, with reference to Carpenters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley’s
Carpenters Drug Store
Invention Sends Fingerprints by Telegraph Across Italy
A new device uses 300 to 400 numbered squares to transmit fingerprints by telegraph. The invention promises rapid cross country identification, enabling authorities in Italy to compare prints from distant regions and speed up crime solving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Cough Relief Claim for Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound
Mrs Mary Towsey of Sullivan Indiana writes that after giving her child various medicines for a cough she found Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound provides quick relief. The product is sold at Carpenter’s Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Towsey
W. Beech Sr
Sullivan, Ind
Foley
Carpenter
Centrifugal Force and Its Everyday Uses
The article explains centrifugal force as the tendency of moving objects to continue in a straight path, illustrated by a whirled stone and a bicycle turn. It notes uses from milk fat separation to gramophone governors and roulette wheels, and mentions safe and incorrect drawings of car cornering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goliath
Daviki
St Kilda Residents Depend on Birds for Food
On St Kilda, a small rugged island west of the Outer Hebrides, inhabitants rely on sea birds for sustenance. A fowler uses a long pole and horsehair noose to catch puffins, sometimes hundreds in a day, then gut and kippered birds hang in cottages to keep for long periods as ready meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Kilda
Hebrides
Fowler
Moles Diet and Habits Revealed by The Pathfinder
Garden moles feed mainly on earthworms grubs and caterpillars. In captivity they eat small animals and flesh. They burrow in light soil in summer and retreat or semi dormancy in winter. They damage lawns but reduce root pests. Their eyes are tiny nearly useless for sight and they surface mainly at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathfinder
How Many Is a Few An Editorial From Buena Vista Reader
A Buena Vista resident recalls a boyhood well digging incident in which a minister father defines a few as eight according to the Bible. The account cites I Peter 3 20 about the ark and eight souls saved by water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buena Vista
Colo
Pathfinder
Origin of Adam's Apple in Human Throat
The Adam's apple is a thyroid cartilage projection in the larynx named from a myth that Eve's apple lodged in Adam's throat. The visible lump appears mainly in men and is rarely seen in women, and the superstition links it to humanity.
Early pins and needles trace garment fasteners history
The text notes primitive pins and pins made from spike or thorn used before needles and thread. It states brass wire pins appeared in England in 1826 and that drill eyed needles were first produced that year by stamping machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neschea
England
Feathers Help Woman's Hat Make a Strut in Wilmington
A humorous Wilmington News Journal item notes a wife leaving with a hat mostly made of feathers, playing on the adage that appearances deceive and fashion can alter perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington News-Journal
Opposing Captain Questions Smithers Then Reveals Debt Motive
A Daily Mall London quote shows an opposing captain mocking Smithers for his skills while the home team manager reveals that every team member owes him money. The remark highlights tension and financial leverage in the locker room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithers
Daily Mall
London
All She Had. Mr. Fish and Mr. Fox Party Jest
A brief humorous exchange at a party features Mr. Fish noting he met Miss Psnobbe who gave him the cold shoulder. Mr. Fox quips that the night was chilly and both shoulders were bare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Fish
Fuel of Ancient Rome Charcoal Heat in Open Pans
The ancient Romans used charcoal as their primary fuel, burned in open pans without grates or flues. It provided economical heat for rooms and baths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Safe With Him Poetess Secrets Revealed
A brief note quotes a poetess confessing that a sent poem held her deepest secrets. The editor reassures the author that the secrets will remain private, as quoted from the Boston Transcript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Attendant Chides Smoker as Nellie Deflects Hazed Smokers
An attendant scolds a woman in a theater for smoking while Nellie responds that she is not inhaling, reflecting a casual exchange over etiquette and behavior in a public venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie
Hydrogen Shell Reduces Fire Risk and Cost
An announcement by the British air secretary says surrounding hydrogen with an inert gas shell cuts fire risk and reduces costs to about one tenth of using helium.
Prominent Actress Plans Reunion of Ex Husbands
Bystanders discuss a famous actress arranging a gathering of all her former husbands. The scene hints at a high profile social event with notable attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acress
Ex convict greets old friend after release
A brief exchange from the Boston Transcript shows Jim greeting a friend after his release. The friend congratulates him and wishes him well as he starts anew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Boston Transcript
Mental Pleasures And The Repetition Of Joy
A reflective line notes how mental pleasures differ from bodily ones as they are sharpened by repetition approved by reflection and deepened through enjoyment.
Baby learns code while mother guards book
A playful father remarks on his baby’s speech as the mother clutches a code book. The scene suggests a family moment centered on the baby's curiosity and the mother's possession of an important text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Envy Missing Two Sopranos Sparks Tense Rivalry
In a Boston Transcript snippet, a reporter notes two sopranos appear close, while their manager quips that each believes the other cannot sing. The exchange highlights backstage tension and rival pride in a singery context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Mushrooms Decay Rapidly Threaten Fresh Edibles
Edible mushrooms decay quickly with signs of spoilage and can cause poisoning if not used while fresh.
It Is Disadvantageous to Know What Is To Happen
The line warns that knowing future events brings no real power to alter them and only causes distress. It contrasts wretched grief with inability to change outcomes, emphasizing the burden of foreknowledge.
A Fool and His Money Picked by Fate
A quip notes that fools lose wealth quickly while the wise die and heirs inherit from lawyers, urging readers to choose wisely between folly and prudence.
Windmills Supply Electricity in East Prussia
Eleven windmills have been constructed recently in East Prussia to supply electric power during the coal shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Prussia
Some caution on piano beauty versus tone
A reader notes that physical appearance matters little if a pianist does not produce a good sound. The remark emphasizes musical merit over looks in evaluating a performer.
Arsenic By-Product At Montana Gold Mine
White arsenic is produced commercially as a profitable by product at a Montana gold mine. The piece notes a strange pact and reflects on reckless behavior not being matched by worry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
A' Wiese Man Notions on Spousal Autonomy
A wry remark about marriage and control, suggesting a man who yields to his wife to spite himself for marrying her. The piece frames autonomy within a witty cultural commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise
Life's Puzzle
A reflective editorial on human life noting that ignorance of good and bad leaves people greatly perplexed and seeking guidance. The piece frames moral uncertainty as a central challenge faced by individuals and society.
Star Gazing and the Call to Look Beyond the Stars
A reflective piece argues that people neglect immediate surroundings while absorbed by distant aims. It urges sustained attention to present tasks and the value of practical observation alongside ambition to explore the heavens.
Community Notes From Milton and Richmond
Local society updates include Miss Dorothy McMahan and Miss Mildred Larsom entering Muncie Normal. May 9 children night at the Christian church. Nellie Ward returning to Richmond. various church group officers elected. missions and birthdays celebrated. Cadaret activities and visits reported. Richmond Wigrans beat Milton 8 to 7. preparations for Mother's Day services. and ongoing community events from Milton Cary Club to charitable suppers and Sunday school plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy McMahan
Mildred Larsom
Muncie Normal
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Nellie Ward
Richmond
M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
Henry McMahan
Chester Hall
Horace Huddleston
Cora Brown
Emerson Gause
Chicago
Dayton
Ohio
New York
Anna Hall
California
Bertha Clawson
Christian Church
Mass Clawson
Margaret Long School
Tokio
Mission Fields
Geo. Baker
Park Manlove
Wm. Whitely
Kathryn Hussey
Elwood Hussey
Cemetery Association
Anna Broaddus
Effie Parking
Mary Walker
Dublin
Walter Harris
Ellen
el Beeson
Eulalie
Cary Club
Geo. Kelsey
George Klemm
Mary Elizabeth
Mary Catherine Templin
Imyl Clark
Henrietta Risch
Freya Whitel
Doris Doddridge
Edith Baker
Butt Warren
Luelle Marley
Benton Wissler
Richmond Wigrans
Milton
C. A. Leverton
Walter Higham
Win. Higham
Colbert Ingermann
Tampa
Fla
Clyde Leverton
Marshall Houseworth
Young Peoples
M. FE
Methodist W. F. M. S
Laura Marley
Soldier’s widow status upheld in Indiana case
Mrs. Sallie J. O'Keefe of Gings Station won a pension decree confirming she remains a soldier's widow. Her first husband, William Shields of the 89th Indiana, died in 1869. she remarried and was later widowed again. Attorney John F. Joyce secured 830 a month, with the ruling clarifying widow status after remarriage and subsequent death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush County
Sallie J. O’keefe
Gings Station
John F. Joyce
William Shields
Company A
89Th Indiana
Daniel O'Keefe
Fashion fabrics sale announces wool crepe and silk specials
Dresses coats and skirts fabrics in tan silver grey and navy offer special prices per yard. Includes 56 in fine wool crepe at 1.78 yd and 56 in French serge at 1.68 yd, plus novelty wool and chiffon options with marked sale prices. Silk remnants half price and limited week sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Togo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tanlac
VIANA
Dean House
Ind
Undertaker
DR. C. Albertson
Milton, Ind
Xhone
DR. E
Chicago Veterinary College
Roland McGrady
R. C. Leslie
Callaway
Phoke
Henr Kimes
Wayne Circuit Court
Clarence M. Peirce
Henry Kimes
Circuit Court
John O. Dodson
Mary M. Munte
Fannie J. Sanders
Caunee
W. A. Medsker
State of Indiana
Wayne County
Frank E. Hoffman
J.clyde Huffman
Sarah A. Nixon
Wayne Trust CO
J.C. Dodaon
Richard Swisher
Frank M. Swisher
Oan M. Bwisher
John
Dodeon
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Cambridge City Iron & Metal Co
Fred Storch
Prop
North Foote St
H. F. Jones
Pershing
Milton Cary Club
India
Albert Ferris
Henry Mueller
Henry Larson
Kipling
Bond
Abbie Hoshour
Lowe Brothers CO
Nellotone
Lowe Brothers Company
Cambridge Lumber CO
Mellon T. Coook
Audt
John C. Dodson
Nola Crook
Admx
the First National Bank OF
Federal Reserve System
Sion
Bond and Securities Department
DR. C. M. Eccles
Steppanic Payst
Thornburg
Connersville
Central
Tue
Cambridge
10Th and Main St
Tentil
Klute’s
Peruale
Ular
Tau
GEO. E. Klute CO
Ichmond, Ind
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