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Obituary notices and church notices presented as resolutions of respect. Items list memorials or church acknowledgments per line for publication and potential fundraising purposes.
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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1900
Page
4
Obituary notices and church notices presented as resolutions of respect. Items list memorials or church acknowledgments per line for publication and potential fundraising purposes.
An advertising notice promotes American Lice Destroyer as a cure for poultry lice and mites, claiming it protects 250 fowls for a year, increases profits, and offers money back if it fails. The piece also includes local notes about residents returning from California and a separate sales pitch for Banner Salve and farm implements.
A reader recalls a severe grippe cough in Chicago and praises Foley’s remedy for immediate relief. The item also notes a price point and a personal anecdote from P. H. Berar about a cough remedy.
A Yargo Varco note urges Christians to avoid actions ministers would not share, value personal responsibility, and keep streets clean. It reflects on charity, decorum, and spring cleanliness while praising a recent sunset as a sign of God.
An ad promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as an effective cough and cold remedy. It cautions against wasting time on unproven cures and urges taking Foley's product promptly. Brats Pharmacy is listed as a source.
Jacob Beeler returned to this place last Saturday after a week’s visit at his old home at Van Buren. The notice promotes glass cutting service and a Renovator product priced at 25 cents and one dollar.
G W Davis and wife visited Indianapolis for two weeks to see family. Mrs J W Jones of Indianapolis came to Galveston for her son's illness. Small pox scare at Walton eased as cases were measles and stomach issues. quarantine noted. Also an ad offers $15 weekly plus expenses for a man with a rig to introduce a Poultry Mixture and Insect Destroyer.
An advertisement seeks a sober, energetic man to manage a branch in the area. The note from A. T. Morais of Cincinnati asks applicants to mention the paper. A. R. De Fluent, editor of the Journal Doylestown Ohio, signs the piece.
An advertisement targets hustlers with a salary plus expenses promising the greatest agent seller ever produced. It invites orders from stock and poultry raisers and includes address details for Aunt Mfg Co Terre Haute with a stamp request. Also promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a free trial for rheumatism and other injuries and notes pricing 35 cents to a dollar.
A Galveston reader recalls suffering hemorrhoids until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured him after two boxes. The ad claims it’s the surest pile cure on earth and the best salve in the world with a 25 cent price. Sold by Z U Loop druggist.
A testimonial ad extols Dr Kay’s Renovator and Dr Kay’s Lung Balm claiming cures for stomach liver and bowel troubles. A letter from ex-Treasurer Hon A K Wyman praises the remedies and a note offers samples and advice via Dr B J Kay Saratoga N Y. Sold by druggists at 25 cents and a dollar.
A kaleidoscopic column riffs on local chatter and national news. It riffs on Deac horse trading in Indiana, Philippine news, the Puerto Rican tariff, smallpox debates in Walton, Kokomo murders, Boer British clashes, and detective arrests in Kentucky.
The Bureau of Attendants for Trans Atlantic travelers, set up in Jersey City and New York by the Pennsylvania System twenty years ago, assists travelers with tickets, transfers, and baggage handling. Attendants meet passengers, arrange Jersey City and New York travel, reserve sleeping cars, and guide arrivals to steamship lines at no charge. Inquiries may be directed to the nearest Pennsylvania Lines Ticket Agent or W. W. Ricmarneon, District Passenger Agent, Indianapolis.
A reader from Bedford county lauds Coagh Remedy as a preventive measure against colds. The testimony claims consistent use keeps family healthy, reducing need for doctors and medical bills, while Chamberlein's Coughs Remedy is criticized as ineffective.
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