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Newspaper
Flora Enterprise Sentinel
Location
Flora, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1904
Page
5
The August storm chart by Rev. Hicks predicts a week of disturbances to start the month with a central storm period around the eighth and th. Expect high winds, thunder storms, hail, and possible cyclones. Equatorial hurricanes may influence conditions, with reactionary storms around the eleventh and twentieth. Frosts could appear in northern regions at the end of August.
Advert states constipation headache backache and fatigue relief with Holister's Rocky Mountain Tea. Claims quick restoration and money back guarantee if it fails. Tea or tablet form sold by E Nobes with license notices.
Circuit sales run on Tuesdays and Thursdays weekly for a seven day period. Tickets available include 15 day at 10 dollars 60 day at 10.45 dollars and season at 12.75 dollars. A round trip costs 5.80 dollars. All tickets are sold daily at the fair.
The township trustee of Monroe announces he will attend to official business on Wednesdays and Saturdays at his residence until further notice.Persons with business are asked to govern themselves accordingly. H. A. Thomas, Trustee.
At the New York City meeting of the Democrat National Committee Thomas Taggart of Indiana was chosen National Chairman and urged harmony and an active campaign. Prohibitionists of Monroe township plan a Flor a convention with A. L. Crim of Ladoga speaking. FP Fort Crescent notes shakeups as Oliver Gard contemplates a joint-senator race. Kokomo News highlights Rep. Landis’s popularity in the Ninth district. The Indianapolis Sentinel mocks bolting Democrats and predicts a strong Prohibition showing this fall. The Montgomery county talk of Clyde Jones as possible congress candidate is noted with no firm commitment. The convention is set for August in Frankfort.
On The Banks of Wild Cat the jolly 8. O.'s spent Thursday at the creek. They loaded with good foods and shared a grass supper. Attendees included Mrs. Edward Quinn and daughters, Mrs. Will Tinkle and daughters, plus several others. The day ended as they headed home content with their outing.
An old advertisement extols Dr Miles Anti-Pain Pills offering relief for neuralgia headaches stomach ache menstrual pain rheumatism toothache and more. It claims to calm nerves reduce dizziness irritability and sleeplessness and guarantees money back if the first package fails. testimonials from Greensburg Indiana and wartime pain relief claims appear in the copy.
After Aug 1 a note on shoe rewiring ends as Gorelock P.M. delays begin with Dept ith. A Riley farm story of a lazy worker contrasts with a late dinner moral. Rossville plans a new department store this fall with Melson & Son seeking space in Advance. Deer Creek school work stalls over brick issues. Small waists fall out and round waist fashion rises with Houllister's Rocky Mountain Tea marketed locally.
Trustee Shanks reports state board of health demands thorough plumbing and basement sanitary appliances delaying use. Town lacks alternative building for classes while the schol house awaits completion. A traveling man causes a scene with odd kitchen incidents at the hotel.
A vivid regional notice describes residents struggling with heat and humidity. People seek shade and rest as the sun blazes, with streets and parks offering scarce relief from the oppressive weather.
A caricatured voice mocks extreme heat with comic hyperbole, claiming two hundred pounds of fat to soak in lemonade and longing for extreme climates. The piece uses satirical exaggeration to explore discomfort and endurance in stifling weather.
A casual-advertisement style lure promises relief from pimples blackheads and dull eyes by taking a remedy for constipation liver trouble and indigestion. The copy suggests a quick complexion improvement after a shower and hints at a 60 cent price.
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