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Newspaper
English News
Location
English, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1908
Page
8
In a flood of sensational claims the pamphlet extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery as cures for women’s diseases. It emphasizes alcohol free glycerine extracts, trumpets testimonials, and claims of thousands cured.
Rev Toombs of Marengo preached at Dillman Chapel with his daughter at the new organ. Zenor Dean and Ed Stephenson traveled to Leavenworth. James Ferguson and family spent a weekend with D. M. Seaton family. Mrs. James M. Dean attended services. A baby was born to David Miller and wife last Saturday. Several locals made trips to Marengo, Magnolis, Evansville, and Marego for visits and business.
Several locals attended decoration services at West Fork on Saturday and Sunday. The report notes Jed Lynch and wife of Doolittle SBC, Wester Parks and wife of Wprinle visiting Millard Jelfzies family. Alma Goldman visiting Blanch Reasor, Dr. Johnson and Capitan Westfall’s children Mare arrived at the springs. James Eaton and wife visited Dowle Hedden’s family at Carnes M422.
A English man, Jas Bell of English Indiana, praises Dean's Kidney Pills for relief and cure of long standing kidney trouble after doctors failed. He bought from a local drug store four months ago and found three boxes cured his family's ailments. The ad asserts debt of efficacy and urges purchase at 50 cents.
Several upgrades appear at the hotel grounds this season including fine stone steps in front and surrounding areas enhancing the entrance and approach for guests.
Geo Schulz represents the township on petit jury in English class this week. Dave Beals and Willie Riche farm Joe Beals land in Jennings township and visited home over the weekend. Hiram Brown and Jacob Wiseman built a bean and pea huller and plan a larger gasoline powered model this fall. Sulphur and Riddle ball teams played Sunday. Sulphur won 28 to 11. The writer urges more practice for future games and notes noisy girls at the ball ground after a prior win.
June tulips lilies and roses filled children's hands with posies as the Odd Fellows Decoration event drew a large turnout Saturday and Sunday. T J Wiseman and family visited relatives J R Ruby and wife, while Mrs Harry Myers and daughters shopped in Alton. Miss Maxie Peters Mrs Ida Maher and daughter Stella attended on the ridge Sunday.
Miss Effie Fast visited Miss Erice Jones on Friday. Mollie Sweet returned home on business and stayed with her parents Thos Harvey and wife Sunday through Tuesday. Miss R EK Doolittle visited Miss Lillie Ruby Sunday. William Rothrock and sons of Fredonia were at G W Jones on business late last week. Jas Howard was at J H Doolitties on business late last week.
Local notices report Wm T Pinnick attending a basket meeting at Temple and other residents visiting relatives. Farmers near Taswell report corn planting nearly done and stands thriving. Also mentioned are church events, sermons by Rev Wm Gammon, and reflections on a successful home life. Coffee buyers receive stereoscopic views in Peirce's Golden Rio packages.
An ad offers an 80 acre farm half a mile north of Temple Indiana for sale or trade. It seeks horses mules cattle or town property as barter. Also a bargain sale of a kit engine and minor items with contact Peters Hilgert Pilot Knob and J E Stewart English Indiana for details.
All persons holding orders or warrants issued by Crawford county must present them for redemption. Redemption date is June 15, 1906. This notice issued by the Crawford County Board of Commissioners at the May meeting. T. B. Somner, Treasurer, Crawford Co.
A speaker criticizes rising youths for embracing deception flirtation cheating swearing drinking loitering and flamboyant style. The piece questions the impact of these traits on the future, urging radical change to avoid ruin. It asks readers to assess the damage caused by such behavior and to reflect on character.
The advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a top century kidney liver and bladder remedy. It claims it cures lame back and Brights Disease and offers a free sample by mail with a booklet, directing readers to send their address to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.
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