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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1908
Page
2
P H A Beane notes a Goshen News Times item claiming Lumberman P W F Young received a conditional lumber order tied to election results. He recalls bogus orders in 1896 and 1900 that coerced workers, leading to factory closures, and argues such coercion must be rebuked at the polls.
President Roosevelt criticizes railroad lawyers like Charles W. Miller seeking political office. He urges that attorneys for large railroads be registered when appearing before legislatures and that their business remain openly aboveboard. He targets railroad attorneys who push into public office under a people's guise.
The Morris Thurston Company presents The Man of the Mountains for a week at the Jefferson starting Monday night. Opening night offers free admission for ladies under standard conditions, tickets available at the box office from tomorrow morning and must be claimed by Monday at 6 o clock. The troupe of 16 includes a full scenery car and six big specialty acts. Also noted are home made peanut and coconut candies and fall winter shoe offerings at M Gilbert & Son on The Twomey corner with souvenirs for all.
A brief home remedy notice urges Goshen residents to drink plenty of water for health. The advice appears in a small public notice style paragraph without further details or medical guidance. The message emphasizes hydration as a basic wellness tip for locals.
A compact guide explains preparations for a remedy claimed to ease stomach trouble kidney and bladder weakness and rheumatism. The piece outlines ingredients and simple steps, presenting the treatment as a practical household cure.
A known authority warns that insufficient water intake causes kidney bladder and rheumatic issues. He prescribes drinking water and a vegetable-based treatment, including Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, to cleanse the blood and neutralize acids, with doses after meals and at night.
An article notes New York society women spend heavily on hair while many average women cannot afford experts. It extols Parisian Sage hair tonic from Henry N. Jenner as affordable, claiming thicker, shinier hair and dandruff cure within two weeks, with a money back guarantee and prepaid shipping from Giroux Mfg. Co. Buffalo New York.
E A Dausman to speak in Linta next Wednesday evening in Lagrange county. Souvenirs for ladies and gentlemen all day tomorrow at Gilbert and Son's shoe store. Warsaw council presses for better light at railway crossings. Mishawaka orphans' home in good health. Corsets offered at 2.25 for front lace styles. Bread comparison ad notes 5c large loaf at Poyser's. For sale a 12 room frame house must move from lot. inquiries with W W Hatch. David V Werntz, longtime Wa drug store operator, moved to a farm nearby.
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a cure for catarrh and related ailments. It claims the Australian dry air treatment kills germs, promises a complete outfit for $1, and guarantees results or money back through Henry N. Jenner the druggist.
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, issues a direct appeal to unionists urging support for the Democratic ticket of Bryan and Kern. The Washington headquarters circular denounces government by judiciary and urges voters to back government by people, citing Lincoln at Gettysburg and warning against campaign rumors of a political appointment.
Fragmented OCR shows funeral directors offerings and household goods ads. Items include harness repair, Havana cigars, floor finishing lessons, a W CTU meeting at 2 30 PM, and Goshen college literary society program at 8 PM with public invitation.
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