Social and Personal notes from Canon City society circle
Edm Chalcraft supervisor of Indian Schools for the fifth district visits Canon City for Christmas with his wife at 227 Greenwood avenue after three months away on official business in Washington City. Local high school entertainment raised forty seven dollars to aid the athletic association while upcoming church programs promise candy and gifts. Readers learn about post office hours, bowling match between Elks and Masons, local and visiting residents, and business moves including Sawyer Dry Goods to Salina and a Canon City real estate sale at 410 Prospect avenue.
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Chalcraft
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Greenwood Avenue
Washington City
Interior Department
Southwest
High School Athletic Association
H. Atwater
New York City
Park Center
Postoffic
Clare & Ashleys Alleys
Main Street
Elks
Ellis
Frank McGillicuddy
Theo Ragsdale
Will Knight
Harry Farmer
Will Ragsdale
Masons
D. N. Cooper
Gene Bradbury
D. Burns
Ned Craven
J.T. Nas
McNelly
J.J. Crooks
Jerry Cogan
Cripple Creek
Leonard Delue
Denver
G. R. Tanner
Whiting
California
Elsie Rowell
South Canon High School
Colorado Springs
If you have weak lungs keep Chamberlain Cough Remedy close
The note warns that weak lungs raise pneumonia risk and advises keeping Chamberlain's Cough Remedy on hand. It claims the remedy counteracts colds or grip and helps prevent pneumonia, stating it is pleasant, safe, and always cures quickly.
Reward Offered for Cures of Women Ills by Favorite Prescription
A $500 reward is offered by Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription makers for any case of leucorrhea, female weakness, prolapse, or falling of the womb not cured. The ad cites numerous testimonials, including Annie Lenman of Georgia, claiming long illness eased after using the product, urging others to try it and receive “grand medicine.”
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Pierce
Annie Lenman
Jackson Sta
Jon
Keira V. Pierce
Buffalo, N.Y
An Animal Story For Little Folks Master Snail Elevates Ambition
A cheerful tale of Master Snail who takes a job operating an elevator for a merchant bug. He earns three dollars weekly but negotiates for more, learns the limit, and continues working with steady resolve to keep his position despite the raise being unattainable.
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Snail
Merchant Bug
Detroit Journal Ad Promises Jobs and Family Magazine Deal
An odd clipping touts earn five dollars weekly to avoid unemployment, cites the Detroit Journal, mentions Ellis Hoods as a guaranteed Oak heating store, and ends by advertising Success magazine with a one year Recorps offer for $1.90 for the whole family.
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Ellis Hoods
Scott's Emulsion Promised To Restore Health To Pale Girls
An old advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a true blood food that restores strength, flesh, and color to those with sick blood. It claims cod liver oil nourishes and people, especially teenage girls, can be permanently cured by regular treatment. Pearl Street New York label cited.
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Scott
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Sam Mathers
Olean
Clinois
Theattbreath
Wintec
St Louis
Wm. Kenleys Ranch
Soda Point
F. W. Starr
Fowler, Colo
Grant Dickinson
College Avenue
Kansas City
Mr. Starr
The
Santa Fe
Fowler
Mr. Dickinson
May C. West
Ganon
St. James Hotel
Dina Locke
Cleveland
Ohio
Oveila Lock
W. P. Coleman
Arthur Fisher
Texas Creek
Jessie Neikirk
Boulder
Robert Tanner
Carbondale
Colo
Rudd Avenue
Farm Life
Canon City Republican Club
Sheriffs Free
L. G Thompson
Thompson
Florence
O. F. Sawyer Dry Goods Company
Salina
Kansas
W. Musser
Mr. Sawyer
St. Louis
Canon City
Ragsdale & Sons
Albert Morrison
Prospect Avenue
South Canon
John S. Logan
Kansas City World
St James
Bert Snyder
Olive Wright
Cripple Creer
Detroit Journal
Pearl St
New York
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