Prince Albert Tobacco Promotion Prompting Quick Purchase
A brisk pitch invites readers to enjoy tobacco by buying Prince Albert and lighting a pipe or home-made cigarette, promising unprecedented tobacco enjoyment and immediate gratification.
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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1916
Page
3
A brisk pitch invites readers to enjoy tobacco by buying Prince Albert and lighting a pipe or home-made cigarette, promising unprecedented tobacco enjoyment and immediate gratification.
Residents and visitors travel to Terre Haute Vincennes Evansville Sullivan and Indianapolis for family visits business and schooling. Local events include high school activities corner stone ceremonies state normal attendance and farm and business travel with several residents returning home Monday.
Gasoline tests in Bicknell focus on a new chemical blend by W. H. Burns, claimed to nearly double driving power when mixed 1 quart to 400 gallons. Trials by H. J. Valentine and Fred Nixon compare fuel amounts for a 10 gallon tank. Burns says the additive boosts power without harming engines and cleans carbon from cylinders.
Maud Ethlyn Montgomery of this city sues William Montgomery for divorce alleging they wed November 7, 1914 and that he abandoned her in an Illinois town in April 1915. She asks restoration of her maiden name Maud Ethlyn Buffington. Arthur D. Cutler of this city represents the plaintiff.
A listing notes the only Ab stract Books in Sullivan county operate in the Crowder Block office upstairs on the east side of the public square Sullivan Indiana.
Chas L Whalen of the Indiana Real Estate Association with Strauss Bros advertise quality farms for sale. Local agent services offer reasonable commissions and ongoing listings of farms and other properties.
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