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Newspaper
Grayson Tribune
Location
Grayson, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1908
Page
5
Flower and garden seeds from D. M. Ferry & Co. are on sale at Grayson Drug Co, highlighting a local retail bargain for gardeners.
Advertisement claims Ballard's Herbine cures constipation and dyspepsia with mild yet effective action. Sold by Horton Bros and Grayson Drug Co, price 50 cents per bottle, with a guarantee offered with Dr. Hess' Stock and Poultry Food.
Grayson Drug Co promotes Peace Spring water claiming purity and health benefits for kidneys skin and liver. Marketing highlights emphasize mineral content and natural quality for daily use.
An early 20th century advertisement urges Dr King’s New Life Pills and Foley’s Honey and Tar for headaches biliousness constipation and colds. Horton Bros drug store offers refunds if unsatisfied and Carter County Supply Co promotes lace curtains and carpets. A Grayson Drug Co post card selection concludes the notice.
An assortment of ads promote portrait kits and frames with high profit claims, a furniture liquid veneer cure, a baby elixir from McGee’s for teething and sleep, and grocery deals at Carter County Supply. Also mentions Grayson Drug Co and Horton Bros. at retail locations in Chicago and local towns.
Local representative sought to manage renewals and grow a subscription list for a prominent monthly magazine. Salary and commission basis. Experience desired but not required. Address Publisher, Box 59, Station O, New York. Also ads for White's Cream Vermifuge and Dr Williams Pills offer agent opportunities nationwide with incentives.
A public appeal to Grayson residents urges timely payment to sustain the electric plant. It emphasizes that wind power alone cannot run the plant and warns against delaying bills while stressing town prosperity and steady service.
Ratcliff Arch Lunsford remains sick at J. H. Wilson's while farmers fall behind due to heavy rain. Mrs. J. D. Adkins visits friends on Cat. Jessie Stewart of Cadmus visits grandmother Mrs. Barbara Stewart of Bee Tree. Misses Lee and Lizzie Bentley visit Mrs. John Bush on Lost Creek. Mrs. John Frezier dies at Cat after long consumption illness and is buried near home. she leaves a husband and many relatives, sympathy is extended.
An advertisement warns that coughs and colds can lead to pneumonia or consumption and touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for obstinate coughs. It discourages substitutes and urges use of the product.
Ladies hats advertised at Brodess store by the Ahland Man Milliner. The short item notes a millinery offer and shop details with a focus on fashionable headwear.
A European aeronaut unveils a padded suit designed for balloon trips to reduce bruises during descents. The inventor hopes the protective gear will lessen injuries common to ballooning journeys.
The advertisement touts Foley's kidneys as cleansing the blood and removing waste. It urges immediate use to restore health and mentions Grayson Drug Co providing wallpaper as not complete.
An ad urges early use of Foley's Kidney Remedy for kidney and bladder trouble to prevent Bright's disease and promotes Foley's Urino Laxative for chronic constipation.It advises against delay and warns of risks while linking products to general health benefits.
The dentist Quisenberry is in Lawrence county for a few days and will return to the Grayson office on May 15, remaining one month until June 15.
Prominent architect Mr Norman R Coulter in the Delbert Building San Francisco endorses Electric Bitters as a tonic. He says it benefits stomach liver and kidney disorders and strengthens the system. Sold at Horton Bros drug store for 50c as a top spring blood purifier. Farmers urged to bring produce to Williams Depot Grocery for market prices.
Willard born to the wife of Lewis Duncan on April 29 a fine boy. All doing nicely especially daddy. Wm Underwood wife and two sons of Virginia visiting Mr and Mrs E St Clair the latter part of the week. Kilgore going to springs for health. John Deal conductor on E K in Black’s place. Yates family moving to West Virginia.
Leon Miss Beulah Irwin of Grayson with guest Miss Minnie Kilgore of Greenup visited Naida and Bess Kitchen. Prof. Duncan closed a singing school here. county class praised as efficient. Leonard Counts and wife of Olive Hill visited. Rev Wilcox’s small son ill with rheumatism. W King of Whitt visited. Infant of Mr and Mrs Parsons of Olive Hill brought here for internment. Mrs Carrie Queen of West Virginia returned home after visiting her mother Mrs Counts. Mrs A L James listed this week. Wm Sammons sold his farm to Mrs Rose of Ozark Missouri. George Rose lost a fine horse last week. Late Everman moved from Evernan's Creek to the village. Chas Kitchen of Ashland visited about farming. Mrs D F Lee came fromive Hill Saturday. A L James went to Ashland Wednesday. Mrs Creswell of Franklin County visited Dave Creswell’s family last week. Oxpaan GIRL.
Mrs Hattie Gilbert shows a fine line of ladies hats at W. G. Felty's Pactolus store. Prices are advertised as low and astonishing.
An Horton Bros advertisement urges parents to treat minor injuries from boys with Bellard's Snow Liniment. It claims rapid pain relief and healing, with prices 25c, 50c and 1.00, and lists Horton Bros. as the seller.
Mrs Ida Scott offers the latest hats for ladies misses and children at her Pac tolus millinery shop. The ad highlights fashionable headwear for women and girls in the season.
A quotation attributed to Symonds stressing that character forms gradually like a coral reef, built through small, repeated acts and choices shaping the person over time.
Special run on boys pants four to fifteen years at 15 cents while they last. Housekeeping sale features pennies listed for tomatoes oats corn lenox soap lye hominy heavy side meat pickles soda and lawn patterns at five cents per yard.
Counter loaded with glassware earthenware graniteware queensware cutlery and other wares offered at bargain prices. Local shop advertises a wide range of domestic goods with emphasis on value and selection for shoppers.
A compact remark notes that the Counter Loss Lawns deserve firsthand viewing to grasp their significance. No further context provided.
A boastful note proclaims the speaker as the first to inaugurate special counters in Grayson and promises unmatched quality in special counter bargains with a free look for shoppers.
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