Our future citizens and the soda fountain choice
A civic notice urges adults to guide children’s beverage habits toward mild and pleasant thirst quenching options from the soda fountain. It emphasizes parental influence on daily routines and health.
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Newspaper
Columbus Daily Herald
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1901
Page
4
A civic notice urges adults to guide children’s beverage habits toward mild and pleasant thirst quenching options from the soda fountain. It emphasizes parental influence on daily routines and health.
Ollie Foster granted a divorce from John Foster in Johnson County court with custody of one child. Columbus plans a large Modern Woodman delegation to Seymour for memorial services next Sunday, with about 200 visitors expected and the City Band providing accompaniment.
Advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney & Co Toledo offering $100 reward for cure of catarrh not cured by Hall's. Includes endorsements from West & Troax Walding Kinnall Marvin wholesale druggists and claims the remedy acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Family Pills advertised as best. price per bottle etc.
The advertisement lists yard and bale prices for lawn, dimity, muslin, and ginghams including 2 000 yds of White House lawn at .03 and 3 000 yds at .04. It highlights muslin undergarments and ready made ladies apparel with claims of new lines and low prices.
The Pennsylvania Lines have been chosen as the official route for the National Educational Association meeting in Detroit July 8 to 12. A special train from Indianapolis via Kokomo and Logansport departs 11 35 a m Monday July 8 arriving Detroit 8 10 p m for N E A members and friends. Tickets for regular trains July 6 7 and 8 are available. Special bargain sale tomorrow.
Frank A. Vanderlip warns in St Louis dispatch that Europe will form a binding trade alliance within years, with Austria leading opposition to the United States and England suspected of encouragement. He predicts a major commercial war as treaties expire in 1903 and notes Russia mimics American tariffs to pressure all nations. He argues U S strength and unity will prevail but Europe could threaten South America afterward.
The Greensburg News cites Prof. Berry and a famed kicking mule from Columbus to be exhibited tonight. The animal is described as a tough subject and a sensational sports novelty drawing interest for those who enjoy exciting spectacles.
Two Pennsylvania Lines summer trips to Chautauqua N Y offer through car service from Indianapolis Richmond Dayton Cincinnati Columbus and other points Return limit thirty days First excursion Friday July 5th return by August 6th Second excursion Friday July 26th return by August 27th Columbus round trip 12 45 Tickets available from W H Dowell Jr Coloxabus Ind Taylorsville Also notes farm and local scene health and church appeal in Southern Indiana plus asbestos and Italian census facts.
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