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Newspaper
Canon City Record
Location
Canon City, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1903
Page
4
Advertisements tout medicines and tonics for coughs colds and stomach ailments. Claims include immediate relief for croup la grippe and cough and a one day cold cure with no cure no pay. Also promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and canned goods from The Richelieu at Tanner's.
An old advertisement promotes DeWitt s Little Early Risers as a gentle effective laxative that arouses secretions and cleanses the stomach and liver. It claims long use prevents future trouble and notes Palace Drug Store in charge with George Pedley managing. The ad also mentions seeds and a signature on every box of Laxative Bromo Quinone Teries remedy.
A new book titled How to Attract and Hold an Audience offers guidance for clergymen lawyers teachers officials and other speakers. It promises clear concise methodical instruction with four appendices including model orations extracts and subject hints. Published by Hinds & Noble 81-35 W 15th St New York City. Also advertising refrigerators from Ellis & Hood with budget friendly prices.
The May 21 commencement at First Presbyterian Church featured speeches by Walter St John and Mary Terry, a Denver educator Dr. D. E. Phillips address, and diplomas presented by Mr. Orson Locke. The High School earned accreditation, alumni events were well attended, and staff plans for summer studies were announced across Canon and nearby Denver locations.
Local notes report A P Nelson in Pueblo San aay and illness spanning typhoid. Store and ad items highlight bears Bear Gulch coal, Avery Robison furniture, and pattern hats sale. Community updates include visits, school appointments, and charity meeting at the Public Library on June 3.
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