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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1905
Page
7
A letter from Mary Crawley of LaGrange LL extols Peruna as a cure for systemic catarrh after eight bottles, praising its effects and recommending it widely. The ad touts Peruna as a permanent cure, warns catarrh harms many organs, and promises thousands of testimonials endorsing Dr. Hartman’s remedy.
Eleanor M. Gardner of 155 State street Salem Oregon writes that after using Peruna for a cold she recovered fully after a little over two bottles and now knows what to take for future colds. The note praises Peruna as having many friends and being well deserved. It warns that untreated colds can lead to catarrh and diminished life.
Rev W Howard Flory of Los Angeles tests Peruna saying it cured years of catarrh and promises continued use to guard against cold. Elizabeth Reuther of New York endorses Peruna as restoring health after stomach and catarrhal troubles and notes relief when taken at cold onset.
Ed Sutton and family of Rockcreek visited Frank Evans and wife on Sunday. John and Frank Tevell from Stony Branch called on George Fultz. Mrs. Maurie Shoemake of Rodney is very sick with malaial fever. Will D. Biddivesr near Layton's quarry called on Hh. J. Woiles and family. Tom Owen spent Sunday with western relatives. W. J. Morrison sold fine turkeys in Grocery. A. E. Yucker's cellar had fifteen cans of yellow perch stolen. Mrs. Tucker asks for return and warns against eating them. Mrs. John Templeton has had a painful finger. others discuss catarrh and remedies. Ads tout patent medicines including Halls Catarrh Cure and various tonics.
Estevan Alien and family from Greensburg spent Sunday with Charles Bruner. Sherman Jane’s mother is severely ill with pneumonia in Hope. Mr. Woodman from Kentucky moved to Morgan Miers place. Gortez McIntyre recovering from fever relapse. Everett Burney traveled to Indianapolis for business last Thursday. A school pie supper raised 15.80 net to fund books. George Roszell improves after recent injuries and medical care. John Templeton builds a new barn. Miss Mabel Brunton resumes duties at Blackmore school.
The Milford charge plans its first quarterly meeting at Adams Dee with De C. Cy. Edwards to preach Sunday and Monday. Quarterly conference will follow the Monday sermon. Local social and visiting notes follow, including praise for Ed M. White and relatives visiting in Indiana and Ohio.
Readers are urged to send for a free sample of a drug. The ad lists prices of 50 cents and 1.00 and notes the product is available at all druggists.
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