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Newspaper
Columbus Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1898
Page
4
Advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsie Tablets as a safe after meal remedy for indigestion. The product combines vegetable essence pepsin golden seal and fruit salts to digest food promptly, strengthen the stomach, and prevent fermentation. Sold by druggists nationwide at 50 cents per package from F A Stuart Co Marshall Mich.
James Burns ex collector of the Port of Kansas City is lauded for honesty and efficiency. He credits Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets with relief after twenty years of suffering and says he now eats what he wants without ill effects. He urges others to try the remedy and notes a benefit to James H. Sills as well.
Friday session set to establish the repair and rebuilding contract for Nineveh dreek bridge. Shorty Dillman sells G A R banners at 1.50 and 92 cents. visit Orril's shop. A mix of local notes covers theft, home improvements, and rail facts in Indiana and a church missionary meeting this Wednesday at 3 PM.
Homer Oliver of Spearsville and Miss Minnie Waltman wed at the Pride's home in Georgetown on Sunday afternoon at 5 o clock. Rev DeLippie of the Presbyterian church officiated and a fine supper followed the ceremony.
Advert describes No-To-Bac as a fifty cent guaranteed cure for tobacco habit promising stronger men and healthier blood. Claims to be sold by all druggists with a money back guarantee.
Elizabethtown updates include visits by Mr and Mrs Percy Reynolds and Frank Morris leaving for Kampton land for a funeral. Movements include Miss Ruth Adams headed to Newport News VA and Chas Trent and friends visiting, plus a church meeting electing elders and delegates.
A letter from Edward Preetorius of St Louis extols Paine's celery compound as the sole remedy to restore shattered nerves from overwork and worry. He asserts its superior ability to repair tissues, cleanse blood, and prevent breakdowns, crediting its discovery to Dr. Edward Phelps and its wide use among nervous patients.
Farmers start spring tasks while the dull news period continues. Andy Yunker of Madison works at Werner's butcher shop, while John Werner takes a vacation.
Captain Joe Graham of Hope arrived in town for a routine visit and met local residents during the day.
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