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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1906
Page
1
F. J. Burdett piano tuner accepts orders at Brown & Dollmeyers or by phone 390 V-4adtt. Burrell Bros. sells Best Oil Perfectioncents per gallon at The Cash Grocers 119 Stephenson St. A. M. Hoover offers carpet cleaning with phone numbers 208 and 4-14tf.
Excursion tickets to Buffalo New York at reduced fares on the Northwestern line. Tickets valid June 8 9 and 10 with favorable return limits. Issued on account of the Travelers Protective association meeting. Apply to Chicago Northwestern Railway agents.
Excursion tickets to the German Baptist Brethren annual meeting at Springfield available June 1 to 4 via the North-Western Line. Favorable return limits apply. Inquiries through Chicago and North-Western Railway agents at 528 Wood.
A local notice advertises a Tuesday May 29 novelty sale offering 25 percent off all footwear. The notice lists Schmidt Wachlin Pfeiffer and address 528d HW.
Classified ad notes a store building for sale located at 100 Chicago Street with contact offices Geo Lichtenberger of 27 Union Street and G B Winter of 73 Chicago Street. The notice is dated May 28 and uses period storefront language.
Notice states that on Monday June 4 in Stephenson County Illinois voters will choose one Judge for the Sixth Supreme Court district. Election opens at seven in the morning and closes at five in the evening. Dated Freeport May 8, 1906. Clerk F C Hep signs the notice.
A preacher denounces godless influence and urges personal conversion through Jesus Christ. He cites Holy Spirit power, prayer, and moral living, arguing morality alone cannot save. The talk draws on Isaiah 9 0 and Jesus as wonderful, teaching with authority, offering instant salvation and urging believers to bring others to Christ.
A fragmentary note recalls Reverend Elijah P Brown during an afternoon gathering at a local club. The event hints at personal memories and community respect amid scattered text and unclear details.
An old advertisement claims Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Turcough syrup relieves constipation and cold symptoms. It notes the product contains opiates and is sold by all druggists, appealing to consumers seeking relief through a single remedy.
A barber reports a shrinking field as long apprenticeships three years and low early pay deter entrants. Colleges offer study but hands-on shop work remains primary and hard. Styles change, training difficult, and many fear most men will have to become their own barbers if shortages deepen.
A short notice offers Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana as a home treatment source for bed wetting. She asserts spanking is ineffective and says she will mail her method to any mother at no charge. The message urges readers to write in and avoid blaming the ailment.
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