30 Jul 1902
Page 1
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Newspaper
Kendallville Daily Sun
Location
Kendallville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1902
Page
1
Store notes selling off damaged or surplus goods to clear shelves before season end. Management states they will sacrifice small losses to avoid holding large lots of unsellable stock.
Beckman’s advertises ball bearing umbrellas for ladies as the newest best quality with latest colors. H C Cunningham sells Foley’s Kidney Cure and Foley’s Honey and Tar for bronchial and kidney issues. A for sale note offers a good organ cheap. Rocky Mountain Tea marketed as a life-giving germ antidote by Toeman & Co.
A brief health advertisement promises Vim like relief from heaviness through a simple remedy One Tropical Tea. The copy notes the cost at less than a cent and credits A B Otis as the seller or promoter.
The Shiloh battlefield commission aims to dedicate twenty one Indiana monuments during a September ceremony. Transit plans involve a rail trip from Indianapolis to Louisville and Danville Tennessee by river packet, with Governor Durbin and Tennessee Governor McMillan attending along with war secretary Root. A large turnout is hoped for to justify discounted travel.
The Fort Wayne opera house reopens after O J Bover and Son complete a thorough interior fresco. Rich browns golds and bronzes harmonize with blue ceilings and green boxes. The work required vast lumber and careful color blending to create a warm comfortable atmosphere. Proprietor Boyer earns praise for choosing skilled decorators and a brighter, more inviting theater is expected to boost box office receipts. A separate project finished the halls of the opera house block.
The piece argues fairs should return after street events faded, noting public preference for traditional fairs and their positive influence on neighboring communities. It cites Claypool in Kosciusko County where Town Treasurer George Ulmer disappeared in March, leaving $680 missing and prompting public outrage and possible action by the town board.
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