Dr Kings New Life pills promise bowel regularity
An old advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life pills as gentle on the bowels and claims they prevent appendix trouble. It guarantees satisfaction by druggist W. T. Riper and asks 25 cents for a bottle.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
4
An old advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life pills as gentle on the bowels and claims they prevent appendix trouble. It guarantees satisfaction by druggist W. T. Riper and asks 25 cents for a bottle.
A Newport reader reports Kodol relieved stomach distress after meals. He used three one dollar bottles and says he has had no dyspepsia for three years. The product is guaranteed to give relief and is sold by W. L. Piper.
Elzie Martin and wife visited Warren Brookwalter of Lovansport Sunday. Aby Young stayed with Miss Helen Jones on Sunday. Aaron Plank is in Goshen on business this week. Town moves with many changes. Charles Jones plans to build a new house. A Tuesday storm blew Elzie Martins baron from the foundation. Rev Jones and wife and Rev Albright visited CL Jones family Sunday. The Twelve Mile Band plans a festival at the Twelve Mile school house on the 4th of July. Jank Krothwell and family from near Fulton dined with Nathan Kinnaman and wife Wednesday.
A Sunday excursion offers trips to Rochester and Michigan City priced at $1.00. The service departs at 9 10 a m on Sunday June 30th with a 45 cent fare for the Rochester trip.
L. B. & W. announces Sunday June 30 round trip to Indianapolis departing 7 40 am for 1 00. Amusement parks Wonderland and Riverside Park now larger and improved. A M Brown, Agent.
G W Cloyd of Plunk Missouri recalls a four year ago injury when a jimson bar drove into his thumb. The doctor urged amputation but he refused and used Bucklen’s Arnica Salve which cured the wound. 25c at W L Riper druggist.
Charles Bell and wife of Denver were in town on business Tuesday. Weidenhoett and Karbart pulled the road grader for WKB Snyder, road supervisor, and brought their engine home Tuesday. Albert Sullivan Miss Georgia Richer and Elmer Miller and wife of Brownell spent an evening with the Weidenhoeft family. Frank Weidenhoeft and BF Kinzie deliver strawberries to Peru this week. BJ Pugh of Mexico was in town Monday. HH Earhart and family went to Michigan City on the excursion Wednesday. Peter Armantrout and wife visited their daughter Lizzie Harrison of Peru Thursday. Miss Emma Baldwin of Fualton visits brother A C Baldwin. Perry Armantrout and family visited with Frank Kinzie and family of Peru Sunday.
The column records visits among area residents with several callers and guests listed. Strawberries are six cents a quart. A fall at a Chili area home left Mrs. Musselman with fractures above the ankle. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup is recommended for cold or cough relief and sold locally by W. L. Piper.
Mrs. Martha Robbins is in Peru today on business. Mr and Mrs Daniel Raber spent Sunday in Walton visiting the latter's sister. Mrs Bert Quick and two children are here visiting.
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