Bargain on Five Drawer Ball Bearing Machine
Five drawer drop head automatic lift and finely finished ball bearing machine offered for thirty to thirty five dollars advertised at eighteen dollars and fifty cents.
29 Aug 1906
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1906
Page
1
Five drawer drop head automatic lift and finely finished ball bearing machine offered for thirty to thirty five dollars advertised at eighteen dollars and fifty cents.
The advertisement promotes Hyomei as a home remedy for hay fever avoiding travel for relief. It cites J. F. Forbes of McCook Nebraska praising Hyomei, notes no risky stomach dosing, and claims the air breathed through a pocket inhaler resembles health resorts. A. Riely & Son offer refunds if it fails to relieve symptoms. A complete outfit costs 5 dollars plus extra bottles.
A birthday dinner for Ange II to George W. Walk marked his sixth birthday, hosted by his children and grandchildren in Harrison County. Noon table spread featured lemonade cakes pies and more with afternoon music from John Hannel’s graphophones. Guests included the Walk Hickman Davis Wiseman Watson Muelar and others who wished the honoree many more happy days.
The Indianapolis News argues that Roosevelt has moved from free trade to protection, calling his recent letter a partisan campaign document. It asserts a completed conversion to protection, notes distrust of trusts, and questions the link between tariffs and monopoly while predicting a Republican House advantage in the coming campaign.
A Perry county meeting at English Ind August 18 1906 urged W E Cox to accept Zenor plan for a democratic judge to be appointed as special judge and decide the controversy. The resolution was adopted unanimously by attendees including Philip Zoercher and M A Sweeney.
Mrs. Caroline Elliot and Mrs. Eli Elliot of Louisville visited Oak Grove. A large basket meeting and baptism followed by Rev. Black from Corydon. Fifteen probationers admitted with twelve sprinkled and three immersed. Daisy Blair visited Columbus friend. J. T. Wilson’s Corydon relations visited Ram say area. S. B. Celebration planned for Saturday. Sunday schools invited.
Real estate transfers show multiple parcel changes including Edward Erstine to Reed Sharp eight teen? 15 acres, Daniel Venner to Reed Sharp 11 acres, Vaughn to Sidney Seacat in Depauw for 990 dollars, Finley Seacat to Jennie Bishop lots in Depauw for 600, Sidney Seacat to Finley Seacat ser es 1500, Frank Dodge to Josephine Botto 16 acres 500 dollars, Potter to Canning 205 acres for 11400, Richert to Blank undivided 14 15 of 46 acres 1600, Fleshman to Teshman 273 acres 1000, Herthel to Sharp Palmyra 700, Herthel to Sharp 9451 acres, Davis to Davis 2097, Diankeebaker to Swarens lot in Crandall 65 dollars.
Cacor Hamin editor and manager was attacked at age four by a dog named Piles. He bought Oelkin Arnica Salve claiming it healed his ear in ten days and stopped trouble since. Product advertised as quickest healer for burns sores cuts and wounds. Riely & Son's drug store sells it 25 cents. Preted & Shuck will feature readings at the fair.
The catalog touts John J. Morgan's Pearl Street store offering stylish men’s clothing furnishings and hats with exchange and refund policies. It promises quality fit and value, urging readers to shop now and noting mail and telephone order options.
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