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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1902
Page
4
A vintage advertisement extolls Scott's Emulsion as a remedy to repair the body after worry overwork and disease. It claims to strengthen bones blood and lungs, with bottles available through druggists and a free sample offer from Scott & Bowen at 409 Pearl Street New York.
Grover Tarey and Harry Thom as spent Tuesday in Kokomo while Mrs Letiers visited Indianapolis this week buying groceries. The Keller grocery room is being beautified with sew paper and a new coat of paint. Rev H D Wright will preach at the ML E church Sunday morning and evening. Rev Gates will preach at Lincoln and Walton that day. A piano copy of an Evelyn march arrives, a New York City trend, likely to be played by local pianists soon. Lyon & Healy publish in Chicago.
An advertisement touts a cold cure promising two hour relief and cold prevention if taken at first symptoms. Separate items report Panhandle Company planning an extra passenger train between Loganport and Cincinnati and receiving one hundred locomotives soon. Local saloon owner William Black relocates the Blue Goose after license denial and threats, planning a “quart shop” at the new site as tensions rise amid Prohibition politics.
Mrs Neil Thomas hosts guests and relatives in Port. Lew Cosier moves Monday into his own property on west Jackson street. Thirty relatives and neighbors attend the home of Mr and Mrs James Bell for their thirty fifth wedding anniversary and the marriage anniversaries of their daughters Mrs A C Davis and Mrs Mersen Kitchell. An enjoyable time and an excellent dinner were served as guests depart pleased with the entertainment.
A woman who endured three years of suffering uses the Celery Nerve Compound. She reports slow improvement and says she rarely feels her nerves today, calling the remedy wonderful. The product is offered for sale by Z. C. Loep.
Taxpayers must pay the first installment by the first Monday in May 1902 and the second by the first Monday in November 1902. Delinquent first installment taxes incur a ten percent penalty. second installment penalties apply if unpaid. Tax rates by township and the poll tax are listed. ditch taxes excluded. Remember to bring name and township, whether personal or real estate, and to pay early to avoid crowds. Cass County Treasurer E F Obenchain, Logansport, Jan 1 1902.
Advertises Krause's Cold Cure in convenient capsules promising a 24 hour cure for colds. Claims no headaches or unpleasant sensations, with a pleasant intake. Priced at 25 cents and sold by Z Loop.
A distressed mother recounts her child's illness and alleged improvement after Dr Miles remedies. She claims prior doctors failed and that the child’s health improved after treatment, asserting noticeable growth and recovery. The passage is a testimonial-style endorsement promoting Dr Miles' remedies and money-back guarantee.
A northbound freight derailed three cars two loaded with coal and one empty as it entered Pswitch South Town Tuesday afternoon. The wrecking train cleared tracks after hard work though one car remained off both rails. No clear cause was determined and the incident interrupted spring activities in the area.
One way second class colonist tickets to the West and Northwest via Pennsylvania Lines will be sold at special fares during March and April 1902. Detailed information on fares and through time is available from Passenger and Ticket Agents of the Pennsylvania lines.
Dr Kings New Life Pills praised in ad as cure for constipation sick headache biliousness jaundice indigestion. Available for 25 cents at Z U Loop's drug store in Hight.
An Indianapolis notice promotes Krause's Headache Capsules with a claim they prevent pain even if skulls are cracked. It mentions a 25 cent price and lists sellers Z. A Loop and Mrs. Mary E. Landrey. A separate marriage notice notes Mrs. Landrey wed Mr. Hugh M. Landrey last Saturday, connecting family ties to Lieut. Staley Landrey.
The Indiana Journal touts constant reliability and comprehensive coverage. It highlights market reports from Associated Press wires and local court news, with farm sections, sporting pages, fashion society items, and conservative Republican editorial stance. It claims early delivery, broad Indiana town correspondents, and minimal fillers.
Travel discounts announced for Home-Seekers excursion to the West and South with dates March 18 April 1 May 6 and May 20. For fares and details contact Pennsylvania Lines Passenger and Ticket Agents. Also an advertisement touts Electric Bitters for women with nervous or weak health asserting thousands benefited and offering a 70 loop guarantee.
This item, described as elegant trousers, appears to reference refined import fabrics and a high quality finish. The fragment suggests a fashion brief highlighting design and material quality, though specifics are limited by the damaged text.
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