Exuxoe Croxone Promised Cure for Wide Range Ailments
An ad claims Exuxoe Croxone ends kidney and urinary troubles and rheumatic pains by removing the cause. The copy asserts it is entirely different from other remedies and suitable for all cases.
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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1916
Page
3
An ad claims Exuxoe Croxone ends kidney and urinary troubles and rheumatic pains by removing the cause. The copy asserts it is entirely different from other remedies and suitable for all cases.
An advertisement claims catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It asserts the illness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and promises a bloodborne cure via Hall's Catarrhal Cure, offering $100 for any uncured case and circulares free.
Evansville Indiana on September 28, 1918 reports farm prices: Wheat 1.47 to 1.50 per bushel. Oats 0.48 per bushel. Corn 0.50 per bushel. Potatoes 1.60 per bushel. Eggs 0.26 per dozen. Butter 0.26 per pound. Hens 0.18 to 0.14 per pound. Steers 4.00 dollars each. Heifers 4.00 dollars. Cows 2.00 dollars. Calves 3.00 dollars. Bay horses 10.50 per hundred weight. No 1 timothy hay 12.00 per ton. No 1 clover hay 11.00 per ton.
The Boston Grand Opera Company will stage three operas during Indiana's centennial jubilee in Indianapolis starting Oct 2. The program features Tamaki Miura in Iria, full ballet, orchestra, and a grand Requiem finale on Oct 15 with 800 voices at the state Coliseum.
A centennial pageant will be staged for Indianapolis jubilee with 2,000 actors portraying Indiana's development from La Salle to present times. Ten episodes and five symbolic scenes on an open-air stage at Riverside Park will depict Hoosier life and future possibilities, with a grandstand for up to 10,000 spectators and filming across White River. People from across the state have responded to the production.
Indiana marks its centenary with a three part showing at the John Herron Art Institute in Indianapolis. Harold Haven Brown leads a statewide effort to collect Hoosier art from paintings and sculpture to portraits and prints, with Mrs. Albert Rabb directing literature and an October public display planned.
Mrs. Carrie Meyer of Indianapolis reports relief from stomach trouble headaches and bad breath after taking Tanlac the Master Medicine. She cites less pain improved digestion and appetite following use amid ongoing local discussions about the product.
Taolacla described as a fine blood purifier and a general tonic for the weak and run-down, now sold exclusively as Ferdinand at Geo A McLane's drug store.
The Evansville Courier announces October Bargain Month with a reduced daily mail price of 3.00 for one year, while standard rates rise slightly due to higher paper costs. The notice emphasizes the paper's value and encourages readers to subscribe during October.
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