Dr Kay’s Long Balm Promoted For Colds At Drug Stores
Colds coughs and croup advertised as cured by Dr Kay’s Long Balm sold at druggists. Bluffton Indiana hosts the 36th Annual Convention from June 12 to 15.
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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1900
Page
1
Colds coughs and croup advertised as cured by Dr Kay’s Long Balm sold at druggists. Bluffton Indiana hosts the 36th Annual Convention from June 12 to 15.
Local notices promote cheap ice cream at City Bakery and various sundries at Loop's while listing a parade of names from Kokomo to Logansport. Advertisements tout furniture, window screens, and Banner Salve cures, with health claims and local notices about births and visitors.
Citizens told fire engine room keys are at the White Side hotel with door kept open. A meeting at the G A R hall next Saturday at 2 pm aims to organize the goth Ind Reg reunion set for September 4–5 at this location. Also, testimonials for Dr H McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment and Ki na Ki na tonic are advertised by Ennis and Loop.
Due to an error, the Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias of this place will decorate the graves of their deceased brothers on the third Sunday of the month. Exact service times are not yet announced, and readers will be informed in the next issue. Originally the two observances were to be held a week apart with mutual assistance.
Glass cut to order and prices on doors and windows. Tom Fawcett painting residence. Mr and Mrs W M Spradling of Frankton visited. G W Emery and A M Scott Logansport visitors. A H Thomas erected a veranda. Miss Amanda Miller left for two weeks visit. Julius Linneman Logansport clerk elect visiting Knight here. Jack Shaner family from Flora visited. Bert Bitler now owner of a new Sears wheel. Galveston Cash Number Co advertising kidney cure. Fly deterrent by hanging clover to dry. Road Supervisor George Stevens warns arrests for ball playing on streets to prevent injuries and glass-front damage. Note calls to catch the gunman shooter term used.
Druggist J. Goldsmith of Van Etten New York praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for five years of satisfaction to self and customers. He reports using it in his own family for ordinary coughs colds and coughs after influenza and finds it very efficacious. Sold by Z U Loop.
Frank Holman quits slow teaching to pursue teaching under a Marion book house offer. After witnessing Marion and Anderson games he returns determined to teach. A boy borrows a paper, bees sting, fence injures, cow gates field, churn spills, teeth lost, baby trips milk, carpet ruined, daughter elopes with hired man, dogs scatter hens, calves chew shirts. Kansas City Journal.
Advertises a product named Dr Kay's Renovator promising system renewal. Mentions price points of 25 cents and one dollar.
National Turnfest tickets on sale June 14 18 and June 17 24. See nearest Agent Clover Leaf Route for particulars or address C C Jenkins G P A Toledo Ohio.
Travel to Des Moines via Pennsylvania Lines June 17 to 21 for the Annual Convention of the Music Teachers Association with reduced-rate tickets from Pennsylvania Lines stations and return by June 23. Also notes on remedies and farm journal offers, with testimonials and subscription terms.
Excursion tickets go on sale at Pennsylvania Lines stations within 100 miles of North Manchester from May 31 to June 8 and beyond 100 miles from May 29 to June 4. Return tickets accepted without validation until June 10. An extension to July 5 may be obtained by depositing the ticket and paying 50 cents to the Joint Agent of the Central Passenger Association on or before June 6.
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