Ayer Co. Promises Express Bottle Service
Advertisement from J C Ayer Co of Lowell Me offering a druggist service. If unable to supply, send one dollar to express a bottle and include the nearest express office name for delivery.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1903
Page
4
Advertisement from J C Ayer Co of Lowell Me offering a druggist service. If unable to supply, send one dollar to express a bottle and include the nearest express office name for delivery.
An advertisement claims constipation causes most diseases and promotes Re-Go Tonic Larytive Syrup priced at 25 cents sold by W. L. Piper, Druggist, urging readers to try the remedy to prove the claim.
Lewis Dice and Charles Long help with hay while George See and Will Ream lead harvests at Busaco. Six youths ride home from Indianapolis after an evening basket meeting. indigestive woes are warned by a local ad for Re-Go tonic laxative sold by W L Piper.
The text details visits among local families including Ed and his relatives, Libbie Landis traveling to Johnstown Pennsylvania to visit kin, Anna Bridenstine visiting her aunt, Idan Bridenstine visiting Ed Thompson’s family, Easton Guyer visiting Anna Guyer, and Ammon Dewald suffering from a carbuncle on his arm over the past week.
Local timetable notes solid through trains between Sandusky and Peoria Indianapolis and Michigan City Fort Wayne and Connersville. Through tickets sold to all U S and Canada. North bound No 20 41040 p m No 22 4349 p m No 24 1043 p m South bound No 21 657 a m No 23 1158 a m No 25 1045 p m Daily Sunday service on a limited schedule. H J Ruers G P A Indianapolis Ind.
East bound trains listed include No 110 passenger at 46 am No 108 at 546 pm No 164 local freight at 9 00 am West bound trains show No 103 passenger 1132 am No 1109 at 708 pm No 168 local freight 330 pm Agent Herman Gable J M ChesperouCH A G P A St Louis Mo
Trains depart Peru Union Station on the Wabash line with listed eastbound and westbound departures. Eastern trains include the Eastern Ex via Montpelier at 4:12 am and Continental Ltd at 3:25 pm, Buffalo Mail at 7:17 am, Mail and Express at 10:19 am, Atlantic Express at 4:30 pm. Westbound services show Kansas City Mail 7:20 am and others including Continental Limited 12:36 pm and Fast Mail 7:15 pm. Leo I N Moon, Peru Indiana, Ticket Agent.
Woolleytown notes Miss Maggie Runkle of Peru visiting her mother Mrs Maha Lie Runkle on Sunday. George Thompson and wife are also referenced in the brief report.
Timetables show outbound connections from Peru to North Judson and Richmond with listed stop times and daily service notes. Agents in Peru and Richmond publish fare and schedule details with contacts for ticket agents and agents F. E. Signer W B Calloway and others.
In winter 1901 R O Bell of Pontiac Illinois suffered a grippe followed by a long cough. After trying many remedies he began Hart’s Honey and Horehound and reports relief from the first bottle and complete cure after three bottles. Sold by W L Piper Druggist.
A passerby claims a boy will become President one day and believes no horse in the country can beat him. The dialogue hints at ambition and unbeatable confidence in the youngster’s potential.
RocusEx Georgia January 30 1902. P Brookington reports his stock looked bad before use and now shows clear improvement after using Black-Draught Stock and Poultry Medicine. He says the stock is 0 per cent but improving versus prior condition.
Wanted several persons of character and good reputation in each state one in this county required to advertise an established wealthy business house. Salary 21.00 weekly with expenses paid in cash weekly from head offices. Horse and carriage furnished when necessary. References. Enclose self addressed envelope Colonial Co. 334 Dearborn St. Chicago.
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