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Newspaper
Kendallville Daily Sun
Location
Kendallville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1902
Page
4
Good Luck flour made by Ligonier Milling company kept at George Steckley East Mitchell street. FOR RENT To one or two gentle men a furnished room two blocks from Main street Enquire at this office.
The Blended Patent GER BELLE makes perfect bread. Exhibition and sale of hand painted china at THE SUN office ends soon. call if interested. Foley's Honey and Tar offered by H C Cunningham for bronchial troubles and summer coughs. The People's laundry outfit sold at low price by H R Rice Kendallville Ind. Foley's Kidney Cure advised for summer kidney irregularities.
A long list of local residents and visitors are noted across cities including Brimfield Allegan Mich Fort Wayne Chicago Garrett Laotto Warsaw Toledo and Pittsburg with mentions of sickness travel visits weddings and family gatherings among relatives friends and patients.
A Yonkers Statesman quip wonders if cars should have a drummer and a fifer leading the machines. The exchange spin highlights novelty ideas about vehicle safety and entertainment.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer cartoon caption features a mock conversation where a professor grimly notes a daughter cannot learn to dance because her weight balance is off. The exchange hinges on a pun about heels being heavy and the head too light, delivered in playful Germanized spelling.
Duff stopped his bicycle after colliding with trees and fences. He told Muff that staying off the bike was a path to money, saying he felt he was better off not riding. Philadelphia North American.
A promotional notice extols Boschee's German Syrup as the best remedy for severe coughs bronchitis croup and consumption. It claims wide world sales since 1868 and urges purchase for 75 cents, noting most cough medicines fail for difficult expectoration and nightly coughing.
Ellen L. V. Bower born Ellen Henry October 2 1822 at Florence Pennsylvania died June 18 1902 at Fairfield Center DeKalb Indiana aged 79 years 8 months 16 days Survived by eight of eleven children Rebecca James Willamina Henry Chalmers Francis Alonzo Edwin two brothers and one sister six sons two daughters eleven grandsons seven granddaughters three great grandsons and three great granddaughters She joined the Presbyterian church at Millersburg Ohio at fifteen and lived a Christian life of about sixty five years Funeral services conducted by Revs Minemier Ingalls and Elson with interment at Fairfield Center Cemetery.
Alice M. Mumford aged 57 died June 21 1902 after living in the family home near Jirah Wheeler Mumford. She married William Hooper December 30 1868 and was survived by husband mother son Edward Hooper daughter Maud Hoor Sutton and other relatives. The funeral was held west of town with service praising her life and belief in humanity.
Mary Wilson’s marriage plans collide with her father’s mine control. Ned Hawley cleverly plays the market to prove his worth, buying Evening Star stock, profiting from a short sale, and building a fortune of 32500 while winning Mary’s hand.
Congressman Amos J. Cummings told a tale of a late night visit by a drunken youth guided home. A tall husky woman answered the door and shook the youth, then slammed the door. The man galloped outside, shouting that they had moved last week.
A Mississippi man replies to a matrimonial ad posting a self described portrait. He inflates features, notes he is six feet tall with gray eyes and dark hair, widowed thirty years, and offers simple honesty and a life without tobacco or whiskey.
A garbled dialogue fragment shows potential themes of love and separation. The text features a vow about not marrying a non hero and a brief exchange between a unnamed pair. The source appears to be a stray clipped line with unclear context.
A brief Brooklyn Life dialogue shows Mae declaring she would never forgive him while Ethel later marries him, and Mae concedes that her words reflected her feelings.
Mrs P L Axel of State street Kendallville Ind reports nervousness relief after using Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills she bought at A R Otis's Drug Store. She says her nerves were greatly strengthened and lauds the medicine. The pills retail for 50c a box through Dr A W Chase Medicine Day Buffalo Me Beg sar.
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