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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
7
A Red Key Indiana resident testifies to severe back pain and kidney illness until using Doan’s Kidney Pills. He cites full recovery and ongoing health, urging others to remember the remedy. Doan’s is sold by druggists and stores for 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY.
A church scene unfolds as Parson Johnson is accused of hugging a prized ewe lamb, sparking a church stir. Brudder Johnson defends the image of the shepherd with a lamb and a called meeting is held to seek peace. The resolution: future lamb holding should feature a ram-lamb to keep order.
Spohn Medical Co promotes Distemper Cure for horses and dogs with a bottle guarantee. Claims over 200,000 bottles sold last year and prices 50 cents and 1 dollar. Agency opportunities for druggists and inquiries directed to Goshen Indiana.
The Mutual Admiration society met and was called to order. A girl asked what each person liked best in the world, and a boy exclaimed Beefsteak. The remark caused laughter and the meeting adjourned shortly after.
A diner humorously corrects a waiter over hare soup. The guest insists it is hare soup, while the server affirms the dish and keeps the exchange light and playful.
Garfield Tea advertises a herbal remedy to correct constipation by stimulating the digestive organs to their intended activity. The composition is described as herbal.
The New York Commercial notes rising land values in Western Canada with $8 to $18 an acre now, likely $30+ in two years as open lands dwindle. It highlights soil, water, and wood abundance, strong grain and livestock potential, and rapid educational and social development in Winnipeg Saskatoon and Edmonton. Market hog weights show recent years lighter than earlier decades.
Vera and Phil spot Ralph Maynard aboard a sea voyage and learn he is traveling as Somerset Lane with a fictitious wife. Ralph admits the deception and proposes a staged marriage to win Vera back. Vera reluctantly agrees to a future return trip if he keeps the pretense off this voyage.
A drummer recounts hurrying through a flirtation in a Indiana town. An invitation to a house ends with the daughter’s marriage arranged by the father after consulting a preacher. The would be groom is dumped from the house and leaves by train, branding himself a born hustler.
Five year old Anna Martin spent forty hours on Hieth mountain New Jersey beside a disabled calf pinned by a boulder. She fed the animal, kept watch through cold weather, and comforted it with endearing words until a search party found them.
Clark Howell of Atlanta reports a case in Georgia where an elderly Black man was charged with chicken theft. The defense by a young lawyer failed to avoid a harsh sentence, and the man remarked with a cheerful reply to the judge, noting the outcome exceeded his expectations.
Mrs Violet Cole from Philadelphia testifies her family’s eight year eczema improved after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. She reports ringworm also cured and urges others to use the remedies with a note offering a free skin disease book from Potter Drug & Chem Corp.
In a witty exchange, Nagget quips that a wife treats her husband like a common object, while Mrs. Nagget advises proceeding. The joke lands on the notion that a more valuable husband invites greater attempts to break him.
A cheeky dialogue unfolds with Maud and Ethel debating propriety while recommending Spring-cleanse tonics. The passage touts Starfield Tea, Herb laxative, blood purifiers, Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, Garfield tea and other quack remedies alongside literary quotes and moral quips.
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