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Newspaper
Francesville Tribune
Location
Francesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
8
A writer from Spertapefield recalls years of kidney and bladder trouble with dull headaches. After taking Foley Kidney Pills for a few weeks the headaches disappeared and the urinary symptoms improved, signaling improved health.
Patient’s bladder function returned to normal with no distress. The item notes sale by J. F. Tillett at City Drug Store.
An advertisement claims Dr King’s New Health Tex Nature’s remedy cures stomach liver and kidney issues and restores strength for weak nervous people. It is offered for 25 cents at J E Tillett’s drug store.
Francesville wins a home game at Kopka Park as Brookston’s strong season slows down. Schedule notes list games against Medaryville, Michigan City, Manon, Star City, Buffalo, Winamac and more. An ad offers hardware goods trade and a money back guarantee on Chamberlain’s tablets from City Drug Store.
An ancient Indian legend explains how a woman was created after man received the first male. The craftsman Twashtri blends lightness and traits to form a woman who gifts love and strife to man. The tale ends with the paradox that life cannot be lived with or without her.
A former Philippine official recounts chasing a thief who dropped the wardrobe in the street. A native policeman jailed the pursuer, then a Filipino judge dismissed him but allowed him to leave the clothes, noting the thief might later identify them.
A popular young minister argued a point despite commentators’ disagreements. An elderly woman then handed him a basket of Virginia yams, saying she heard the debate and wished to share. The scene occurred as he left the church.
A naturalist extols seaweeds noting giants of size. The North Sea hosts a common species reaching thirty to forty feet, while the colossal macrocystis can span about 1,500 feet. Tropical varieties reach twenty five to thirty feet with trunks as thick as a human thigh.
The arrangement committee lists a full day program with parades, automobile and aerial acts, Memorial unveiling for General Milroy, speeches by Hon. E P Hammond and Hon Frank B Posey, band concerts, a fireworks display, street sports with prizes, a balloon ascent, and a baseball game at Riverside Park. A Foley Kidney Pills testimonial is noted at the end.
John Hick man Francesville Indiana offers 30 four minute and 72 two minute Edison records plus a fine finished oak cabinet. Records available in any amount.
S. L. Narr, located five miles southwest of Francesville, requests land to accommodate an additional fifty cattle in his pasture.
A used International 24 horsepower gasoline engine is offered for sale by Dye and Thompson Lumber Company. The listing notes the engine’s power rating and its availability through the lumber firm.
A brief note by H. A. Ames invites readers to test the service by presenting any collection or claim. The message promises prompt and vigorous handling of all kinds of accounts and legitimate claims.
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