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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1902
Page
4
A dramatic ad compares grain fed horses to grass fed ones, arguing feeding shapes vigor and appetite in children too. Scott’s Emulsion is promoted as a nutritive medicine that improves digestion, flesh, and red blood in weak youngsters.
Sunday morning services at the U B church begin after star rise with Sunday School at 7 00 a m Easter Sermon at 10 00 a m Junior U PLC at 230 pm to PC OU 630 pm Preaching Service at 730 pm All are invited to attend these services
A Texas reader reports losing sight in one eye and nerve headaches alleviated by Dr Miles Pain Pills. He bought the remedy locally after a friend provided a sample, says his trouble is gone and he highly recommends the medicine. Sold by druggists, 25 cents per bottle from Miles Medical Co. Exner, Ind.
An old advertisement extols Krause's remedy promising to prevent headaches and throat troubles, claim it cures la grippe and bronchitis, offers trial bottles and free samples, and lists various made up disease names to boost sales. It urges readers to buy from local sellers and presents testimonials as proof of efficacy.
Pennsylvania Lines offers discounted excursion tickets to the West and South on specified March through May dates. The notice includes fare details and directs passengers to ticket agents for full information while praising Electric Bitters as a remedy for female ailments and nervous disorders.
Mrs Cora Johnson visits Gas City relatives while spring remedies, Rocky Mountain Tea, and Arnica Salve promotions appear in local ads. Frank Wyatt, honored by the 1000 F lodge on his thirtieth birthday for bravery during the North Union street gas explosion, receives a gold ring and $5 from the Red Men lodge. Kokomo Dispatch notes cold remedy sales and a local drug store sale.
March and April 1962 offer second class colonist tickets to the West and Northwest at special fares through Pennsylvania Lines. Details on fares and through time available from Passenger and Ticket Agents of the Pennsylvania Lines. Dr King’s New Life Pills praised for liver and bowel relief. 25 cents at Z. U. Loop’s drug store.
A promotional overview extols The Journal as Indiana’s premier morning newspaper with comprehensive market reports, national news, farm sections, court updates, Washington correspondence, and extensive local coverage. It emphasizes reliability, early delivery, affordability, and balanced content including fashion and home topics.
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