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Newspaper

Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1926

Page

3

Letters Reveal "Soul" in Small Town Life and Government Help

Delphian column reviews readers letters praising small businesses and a wave of U S Department of Agriculture bulletins on meals and spring fashion. Reports from West Virginia and Delphi highlight personal notes from D A R leaders and local residents sharing travel, home life, and college news.

Webster Department of Agriculture Washington United States Uncle Sam Morning Mail Delphi

Illness and Society News From a Local Ledger

Raymond Alberts Burrows is seriously ill with dropsy for five weeks. Dennis Sprinkle returns from Florida due to his father’s grave illness. Presbyterian Aid and Christian Ladies Aid meet for quilting and comfort knotting for Robs Justice and John Friends respectively. Thomas Sink leads Burrows Lumber Co after stints at Camden Lumber Co. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dody suffer smallpox while Floyd Gardner fills in at the station.

Raymond Alberts Dennis Sprinkle Florida Presbyterian Aid Della Martin Robs Justice Christian Ladies Aid John Friends Thomas Sink Burrows Lumber Co Camden Lumber Co Jim Dody Floyd Gardner Camden Mr. Dody

New Spring Suits In Greys Blues and Westeds

Quick and Clifford promote the season's new Spring suits in a range of greys blues and Wested styles highlighting fresh fabric choices and modern fits for both formal and casual looks.

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Users

Letters from Mrs Kowalczyk of Cleveland and Mrs Murry of Detroit praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health after illness. The notices claim improved strength and sleep and recommend the product to other women. The ad notes the tonic is plant based and sold at druggists.

Cleveland Ohio Helen M. Kowalczyk Hope Avenue Detroit Michigan Detroit News Grace Gillem M. E. Murry Washburn Ave Mich Lydia E. Pinkham

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