Barper Laundry Promises Linen With Pure Color and Finish
A refined society standard favors clean minds and tidy habits. Barper Laundry advertises shirt collars and cuffs printing to keep linen taintless in color and finish.
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1908
Page
2
A refined society standard favors clean minds and tidy habits. Barper Laundry advertises shirt collars and cuffs printing to keep linen taintless in color and finish.
For years Vern's Rheumatism and Neuralgia Remedy has gained broad support from Goshen residents who praise its effectiveness. The product is marketed as a general cure for rheumatism neuralgia and related pains.
An offer promises a full money back guarantee with no questions asked if the product fails to provide help. The guarantee emphasizes customer satisfaction and risk free trial.
The Columbia City post reports a Friday evening demonstration honoring Thomas R Marshall. Voters see a united party with a strong ticket and platform as Indiana Democrats prepare for a vigorous race. The Indianapolis Sun lauds the state convention as independent and commendable with Marshall not campaigning for the nomination.
A bomb intended for police exploded in the hand of Selig Silverstein during a unemployed anarchist gathering in Busketey Wells New York on March 30. A companion was killed, seven men arrested, six held for bail. Police search for notable anarchists including Alexander Berkman.
Sociologist Robert Unter describes a clash in Union Square as police halted a peaceful assembly. He recalls being dragged by officers and cites socialist goals, unemployment figures in New York, and calls for mass meetings to draw public attention to breadline hardship.
The article lauds Marshall as the best choice to serve the people and state. It highlights his legal distinction, familiarity with registration law, and argues a governor should be versed in law. Marshall is praised for a clean record, character, oratorical ability, and conservative yet progressive views.
F May and Harry Long, brakemen on a west bound Lake Shore freight, were seriously hurt when a knuckle opened and the train halted suddenly at Edgerton. They suffered head gashes and internal injuries and were transported to Elkhart for care. A remedy advertisement follows.
A dynamite blast targeted General Bulkley Wells, manager of the Smugeler Vinton Mining Co., at Pandora near Telluride. Wells survived with minor injuries after a fuse was lit outside his residence about 2 a.m. Investigators report threats, arrests on suspicion, and a string of related killings linked to the case though motives remain unclear.
Minneapolis report alleges Adelard Elhall owed of Manchester NY charged with kidnapping while en route to Washington to face department scrutiny. Accuser says police refused aid and he was enticed across the border with police help, later appealing to the US consul and state department.
Lyman Ef Howe presents a travel themed biowe pictures talk at New Jefferson Wednesday. The advertisement promises a vivid journey from Southampton to Cape Town with rare delights and memorable images, inviting all readers to join for an unforgettable experience.
At Chicago theatres a vaudeville style play The Dairymaids arrives at the Whimvis theatre for a two weeks engagement starting Sunday April. Charles Frohman brought the production from London and it gains stamp of approval in New York Boston and more. Performances every evening with matinees on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Special seat orders for out of town patrons. Chicago Opera House presents The Man from Home 250th performance with an art album gift and advanced seat reservations. Ear Showalter to hold a public sale of farm and household items on April 2 1968 near Clinton township. About 20 Goshen ladies attend Methodist social in Milford.
New York March 10 Chancellor J RH They of Syracuse University defy a city council grip on a splint tack of grip as tensions rise over campus events.
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