Local Happenings in Peru Area Observed This Week
Perry Fishburn and son Floyd visited Peru Monday. Charles Alderfer and John Garritson were in Peru Thursday on business. A cabbage shipment arrived from Miller & Robbins. Mrs T M Greer of Oxford Ohio guests of Charles Bell this week. Harry Keplinger of Peru visited his parents Sunday. Graniteware ads claim unmatched prices. Fern and Zora Goyer shopped in Peru Saturday and visited relatives. Mary Kerschner returned home after weeks helping sister in law Sarah Moore near Gilead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Fishburn
Floyd
Peru
Charles Alderfer
John Garritson
Mary Kerschner
Sarah Moore
Gilead
Clyde Miller
Charles Aley
Vester Murphy
Ralph Moon
Ed Thompson
Lagro
Sue Fisher
Nora Fouts
Myrtle Moon
Trobie Kzel
Grace LaDue
Best Healer in the World
Rev F Starbird of East Raymond Maine touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the best healer for old army wounds obstinate sores and veterinary use. Ad notes 25c at W L Piper’s drug store. The item also lists local names visiting Peru Denver Indianapolis and Logansport with routine business and social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Starbird
East Raymond
Maine
Piper
Box of Dr King’s Life Pills Promises Quick Relief
Advertises Dr King’s New Life Pills as healthful and precious as jewels. Claims ease for headaches biliousness malaria and other ailments with a cheerful refund offer if unsatisfied at W W L Piper’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Corsican Chestnut Bread Described for Mountaineers
A Corsican bread made with chestnut flour is described as healthful and easily digestible. It lacks the firmness of ordinary bread but remains sweet and agreeable, keeping for over fifteen days and serving as the mountaineers' main food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corsica
Poem Honoring Carnegie Daughter Sparks Institute Gift
Dr Henry Morton president of Stevens Institute of Technology died recently. He dedicated a poem to Mrs Andrew Carnegie on the birth of a daughter. Carnegie then donated 165000 dollars to the Stevens Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Morton
Btevens Institute of Technology
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Mevens Institute
Dr. Morton
Wise and Otherwise
A compact collection of wry maxims on character, pride, and judgment. The sayings joke about reproof, lack of discipline, and human folly while noting the pawn broker’s faith in redemption and the perils of watered stock and mismanaged affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lidy
Mr Dooley's Upitor Newspapers Satirical Rant
A humorous mock dialogue ridicules the press for overreach and manipulation. It parodies newspaper self-importance and exposes how editors shape public narratives. The piece contrasts candid social critiques with theater of news and gossip, noting readers chase names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight L. Moody
Phettygraft
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Pearson
Denver
Indiana
Miller & Robbins
T M Greer
Oxford, Ohio
Charles Bell
Harry Keplinger
Israel Keplinger
McCaffrey
Fern
Zora Goyer
John H Benner
Logansport
Jacob Sloppy
J S Conn
H J Meredith
P M Smith
Albert Eikenberry
Ross McHenry
Ancel McHenry
Family Sunday
E E Saline
Celia
Indianapolis
Kinzie
Ethel
Stockport
Mr. Kinzie
Lewis H Dice
Howard Dice and
Rich Valley
Mesdames Ina Fouts
Maggie Cunningham
A J Long
Deaconess Hospital
Claude Sullivan
The
Tribune
Mrs. Eikenberry
Mexico
George Musselman
Chili
EM Gage
B E Gugge
Wife
Anna Showalter
Roann
Goldie Fouts
Mr. McClain
Perrysburg
Omer Yoder
Daniel Sunday
Walter McHenry
Bunker Hill
Mrs
John Hower
Deedsville
WO Piper
ES Buck
Charles
Derek
Louise
McCaffrey’s
John Benner
W B Place
Mesdames Lewis Gustin and
W O Piper
Ross Woodring
Audna Derek
Virginia Redman
F See
Lorenzo Mohler
James Staller
Frank Moody
Eri Gustin and
Myers
Eba Woolley
Ilinois
McCaffrey & Co
Sadie Mordike
Oliivia Smith
Blood Bair
Earl Kinzie
Lewis Hi Dice
Frank Staller
Wrb Place
Mr. Lockridge
Staller
A M Brown
Oscar
Columbia City
Mrs. Brown
Dental’ Office
Charles M Lee
Twelve Mile
Mr. Lee
South Broadway
Kit
A. A. Eikenberry
Peru, Ind
Hall & Loewenthal’s
NGL
Sity
Town
Eh the. McCall. Co
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