Free Yearly Subscriptions With Popular Girl Contest
A special inducement offers free one year subscriptions to Parm Life magazine with any new or renewing yearly subscription. Subscribers receive two for the price of the paper, votes for their preferred contestant, and a chance to win prizes including a $400 piano among other valuable awards.
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Republlcan
Fountain
Warren
Vermillion County
Republican
Fountain County
Orange Blossom Suppositories Remedy for Womens Diseases
Advertisement touts Orange Blossom Suppositories as a safe remedy for uterine disorders and related conditions with testimonials and a price of 81.00. It also notes Dr. C A White from St. Louis visiting Foster and lists various local names and social notices from Foster and surrounding areas.
Social notes from Old Kentuck community gathering
Mrs Clem Rogers and children spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Asa Allen Miss Daisy Rhodes of Covington spent Saturday night and Sunday with Miss Carson Keefer Misses Kate Jackson and Nola Davidson spent Sunday afternoon with Edith and Dot Rhodes Mrs James Wallace of near Wingate spent last Friday and Sunday with her sister Mrs T Keefer and family Miss Lena Weber staying with aunt Kate Dice of Dices Corner Mr and Mrs Lyons spent the weekend with daughter Mrs Mace Davidson and family Joe Isley and family attended a birthday surprise on the former's parents near Veedersburg Saturday Mrs Wesley Sprankle still very Margaret and Louis Jackson and Myrtle Keeter spent Sunday evening at Charles Youngbrood's of Dices Corner Miss Florence Barkley returned home after wintering with sisters in Danville Catlin Urban Galloway’s hosted several friends.
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James Wallace
Near Wingate
T. Keefer
Margaret and
Louis Jackson
Myrtle Keeter
Epert
Charles Youngbrood’s
Dice’s Corner
First Church of Christ Services April 1910
Sunday School at 10 a.m. preaching by Rev. George W. Watkins at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Prayer meeting Thursday evening 7 30 p.m. All are invited to these meetings.
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First Church OF Christ
George W. Watkins
Surprising Facts About the Patent Medicine Business
The Fourth Estate warns publishers about credit risk in new medicine concerns. Few new proprietary houses succeed in twenty years. many fail, stock unsold, and debt charged to profit and loss. Old, reliable firms endure, while new entrants struggle to establish themselves amid profit expectations. For RENIT A good house of 4rooms, good cellar, coal and wood house, and lace curtains, apply at J. Loeb's Store. Mrs. Charlotte Moles
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J. Loeb’s
Charlotte Moles
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Joe Isley
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