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Newspaper
Grabill Review
Location
Grabill, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1913
Page
8
An old advertisement claims Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey stops persistent coughs in January. It touts soothed irritated membranes from glycerine and antiseptic formula, promising easier breathing and end to coughing when used regularly.
Missionary Church announces Sunday schedule with 9:00 Sunday School 10:00 preaching service 740 Young People’s Meeting and 7:45 Evening Preaching Service. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7:90. Henry Roth is pastor.
Sunday School at 9:00. Young People's Meeting at 7:00. Beaver meeting Wednesday evening at 7:20 led by Pastor Aaron Souder.
A series of moral reflections on rumors and virtue urging to resist gossip The text extols home as the heart of character formation stressing promises kept kindness at home and the woman’s noble role in housekeeping It celebrates family harmony discipline and the lasting influence of daily acts of love.
The schedule lists an afternoon session with a piano prelude by Miss Exsie Merrill and talks on reaching non church member families and retaining teenage scholars by Rev. M E Cormican and Albert Egly. It includes primary class methods by Mrs. E L Gruber, committee reports, and officer elections. Evening features a song service, a devotional by Rev W S Oberholtzer, an unnamed address, and a closing blessing.
Glande Teale three in one treatment aims at the liver stomach and bowels to cure constipation by boosting gland activity. A sluggish liver and impaired digestive fluids cause toxin build up with headaches fatigue and bilious complexion. All three treatments cost 60 cents, Glando Tonic made by Glando-Aid Co. Ft Wayne Ind.
Passengers depart Grabill on Wabash Railroad trains heading east. Train No 61 and No 86 listed with agent C C Benjamin.
Indiana law requires sale by avoirdupois weight or count for fruits drifted items vegetables cereals seeds nuts ice coal lime salt sugar butter lard meats candy and similar. Fresh berries to be sold by net weight or uniform baskets with consistent filling. Penalties rise per offense up to 100 dollars and 30 days jail. Exemptions include apples by barrel maple sugar and farm goods sold door to door. A reference table lists standard weights for many commodities.
An old advertisement touts Dr King s New Discovery as a long standing cough and cold remedy. It promises relief of sore throat irritation and bronchial effects with antiseptic ingredients and a trusted 48 year history in homes.
An old medication advertisement urges spring cleaning of the body and skin. It promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills as a laxative and complexion remedy available at druggists, promising to end sluggish winter and dull pimples.
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