24 Apr 1902
Page 1
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Newspaper
Kendallville Daily Sun
Location
Kendallville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1902
Page
1
Local notices advertise complete watch stock available by L. Beckman and offer kidney cure and honey and tar remedies by H. C. Cunningham. Claims include Foley's Kidney Cure and no constipation claims, urging prompt purchase from the mentioned merchants.
The piece lists Republican candidates for statewide offices and describes Democratic Congressional Convention plans for the 12th District in the city to be held at the opera house on April 30 1902. It names chair Capt John R Smith and secretary W P Myers, plus committees for finance reception seat arrangements and ushers. It ends with a moral about optimism and success in business.
A crowded page notes a Mary Gilbert Concert company tonight and a George Lang tailor sale with blue serges and suitings. Also listed are baby news, bicycle ads, Chanel shoes, stomach tablets, and a note on Stratford Shakespeare festivities with London rail trials and a car line.
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