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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1908
Page
8
The article argues that many US families rely on Peruna for common ailments and trust doctors who support or oppose it. It emphasizes mothers and fathers as the true judges of its value, noting millions protect home health with Peruna, its booklets, and Dr Hartman’s guidance.
An 1890s promotional piece extols Peruna as a cure in catarrhal croup and other catarrhal ailments. It cites Mrs. Kane of Chicago and several testimonials from users praising Peruna and Manalin for children and adults, claiming long-term health benefits and widespread home use. It frames Peruna as a trusted family remedy with decades of popularity and dental testimonials.
The I and C traction lines halt freight over Rushville Connersville and Shelbyville Greensburg routes to comply with a city ban on Virginia avenue viaduct. City cars take passengers to Keystone Avenue terminal where transfers to interurban lines occur. Ticket offices open at Keystone and Prospect, with city tickets issued for junction travel. Through fares cheaper, causing loss to perishable fruit merchants and uncertainty on freight resumption. A A Anderson and G S Henry pushed to meet the order enforced today.
Two Bartholomew county women end 1907 with strong poultry and egg earnings. Mrs Luke C Adams near Grammer sold poultry and eggs for 410.39 dollars while Mrs Oscar Case near Burnsville cleared 330 dollars. Rockcreek township shines in farmer wife productivity.
Secretary Wilson cites the Pure Food Law as aiming to warn consumers about habit forming drugs and require labeling of chloroform opium morphine in medicines. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy claims no such drugs though labels omit these ingredients. Sold at Batterton's drug store. ml
A Washington Star quote frames a farmer's jab at a politician asking about voting for a friend. The friend is praised for popularity, while the farmer notes that ease from popularity rarely yields real labor.
Shelbyville Indiana January 17 three Means brothers Thomas Francis and James W Means uncovered a rusty kettle with silver dollars totaling 109 dollars. Earlier they found nearly 36000 hidden throughout the Brookville area home. The recovered treasure has been deposited in a bank.
The Philadelphia Record asserts that morals exceed wit and that courteous conduct arises from treating others as one wants to be treated. Politeness may lack polish at first, but social grace improves through interaction, reducing discomfort and annoyance.
A collage of quips and cartoons from Harper's Weekly to London Tit-Bits and Cleveland Leader. Jests range from flirtation misfires ending in marriage to a barber’s blunted needles and a ghost that moans at midnight.
Rev Cyrus Towssend Brady seeks definitions from readers as to what constitutes a gentleman. The Manchester Union summarizes a gentleman as one who helps others, avoids harsh criticism, speaks carefully when certain, treats women well and children kindly, and does not seek to swindle neighbors. True manners arise from consideration for others rights and comfort, with the golden rule outweighing etiquette.
A short quip from the Cleveland Plain Dealer features a woman asking if her hat is straight and a man replying that it never looks right either way. The exchange captures a light moment of doubt and humor in casual conversation.
Do not let a cough or cold become chronic bronchitis or pneumonia. Use Chamberlains Cough Remedy for prompt relief as its sale has spread across the United States and abroad. Sold at Battertons drug store.
A Prodigal returns with a deathbed plea while a father scoffs at funeral costs. The life tone shifts between pathos and sharp banter as the scene unfolds.
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