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Goshen Daily Democrat

Location

Goshen, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1908

Page

2

Retirement rhetoric and liquor laws in local notices

The Rochester Sentinel notes near retirement of Roosevelt and his aggressive stance. Columbia City Post reports a legal standard: possession of liquor is not proof of sale unless liquor is shown as sold. Parker City case: Barnhart convicted in lower court, high court reversed. proof requires actual sale or transfer. Parole board considers Harry Myers, tied to 1906 hotel theft. items suggested include razors and shaving gear. Hawks Hardware Co.

Rochester Sentinel Roosevelt Columbia City Post Parker City Barnhart Highaf Court Jeffersonville Reformatory Harry Myers Haseall Ohio

Kidney Health Check Simple Screening

A straightforward test helps determine if kidneys are weak or inactive. The result guides further evaluation by a clinician and may prompt lifestyle or treatment changes to protect kidney function.

Kidney trouble cure touted as highly recommended remedy

An old home remedy prescribes Compound Karyon with Dandelion extract and Sarsaparilla syrup as a recommended treatment for kidney issues. It claims urine tests reveal symptoms and urges at home preparation and dosed intake after meals and at night. The piece links kidney weakness to rheumatism and other bodily ailments.

Witching Hour draws crowds across the nation

Augustus Thomas's The Witching Hour provokes widespread praise and sold out theaters in New York Chicago and beyond with fans noting its strong impact on American drama. Sam and Lee Shubert plan to present the play at the Jefferson Theatre Tuesday night December 19.

Augustus Thomas Sam Lee Shubert Jefferson ‘Theatre Mr. Thomas Beeen America Hackett New York Chicago Garrick Powers

Personal notes from Goshen area holiday visits

Scott Shaffer of Milford was in Goshen today. O R Brundage is home to spend the holidays. George W. Dresser, former Warsaw city clerk, was in town. Ex County Supt Pierre Swart came from Union Township. Miss Florence Miller visits New Paris to see grandfather David Miller. Frank Krizhner and family return to Servia after visiting relatives. Miss Sue Owen teaching advanced music in Milford was in town. Aaron Hartzler of Goshen Churn and Ladder Co visited Chicago on business. W B Shaffer of South Bend, St Joseph County representative, was here. Mrs Eugene Swigart and son from Cincinnati spend holidays here. Mrs M J Smith arrived from Topeka to visit daughter Mrs Frank Reafsnyder. Mrs Anna Banard left for Woolstock Iowa to visit father Adolph Bohy. Frank Knight arrived from Urbana to spend Christmas with Mrs Knight. Mrs George W Petit and children of Ligonier visit W B Brown and C S Reed. Miss Minnie Troup returns to Warsaw from Milford. Miss Bertha Hattel goes to Ft Madison Iowa to visit brother Chas Hattel. they return New Year. Miss Helen Tiedemann, Latin instructor at Colburn Academy, and grandmother Mrs Rachael Browne arrive from Mulberry to spend holidays at home.

Scott Shaffer Milford Goshen O. R. Brundage George W. Dresser Warsaw Pierre Swart Union Township Florence Miller Anna Banard Woolstock Adolph Bohy Frank Knight Urbana Knight George W. Petit Ligonier W. B. Brown C. S. Reed Minnie Troup Jacob Whitehead Bertha Hattel Ft. Madison Chas. Hattel

Delightful X-mas Event at Jefferson Theatre

Christmas program at the Jefferson features Rich ard Mansfield's The First Violin with Ella May Fitch and Frank Lyman in a matinee at 2:30 on Xmas day. Night shows run with prices 25c 50c 75c and 1 box seats 1.50. Also reports on local notices, a Milford death, a Millersburg farmers institute, and demurrers in American Mutual Life cases.

Goshen Jefferson Truman James Richard Mansfield Jessie Fothergill Ella May Fitch Frank Lyman Mansfield the Jefferson

Zella Amusement at Jefferson for Christmas Eve

The Zella Amusement Company performs motion pictures songs and vaudeville at the Jefferson theatre on Christmas Eve and the following December 26 with 10 and 20 cent night prices and a 10 cent matinee. Over 7 000 feet of film shown and a family friendly program. Also local ads for clothing and electrical appliances.

Zella Amusement Company The Jefferson Jefferson Theatre Zella

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Eph A.beane Puesday Hawks Hardware Co Seta Gentemen Safty Razor Gillet Ward Gem Ever-Ready Owl Drug Store Leininger's H. W. Eby Main Street Goshen, Indiana Kramer ALL America Bristol App Bill Oneida Whitehead’s Bakery Clyde Charles Pickering Keyser Phoebe Rohrer Pickering Sophia Yeakel Samuel Miller Samuel P. Yeake Wiliam Estep the Baptist Church Millersburg Farmers’ Institute J. W. Mills Lagrange County Opera House Circuit American Mutual Life Insurance Company Philadelphia Edward Wells Howard Foster Vaughan Goshen’s H. B. Barnard Pure Food Brazil Milo A. Plyley Mary M. Chemberlain Nappanee Harden D. Markel Elmer B. Felt Elkhart Charles DB. Martin Frederick Martin Abe Kaatz Bee Krug Dangler's Krug’s Hawke
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