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Newspaper
Kendallville Daily Sun
Location
Kendallville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1902
Page
4
George Steckley on East Mitchell street advertises flour and feed from Ligonier Milling company. Goods kept at Steckley's store and available under the “Good Luck” four label.
The advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for chronic bronchial troubles and persistent coughs. It notes availability for purchase from H. C. Cunningham and promotes a patent medicine called The Blended Patent "GER: BELLE" that claims to aid bread making.
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway offers half price excursion tickets to Lake Chautauqua and return for passengers from west of Cleveland. Tickets are valid thirty days from sale with connections via lines linked to the Lake Shore. For details contact A J Smith in Cleveland. Foley's Kidney Cure advertised by H C Cunningham for kidney relief.
Ligonier Leader and Albion New Era note numerous visitors and guests. Miss Lisbeth Franks of Brimfield stays with Mrs. Waldron. Mrs. A Haines visits Swan township. Lulu Herbst visits Adolph Adams. Mrs. W M Siegel and daughter Mamie visit J Kraner’s family. Walter Holcomb travels to Topeka to see aging parents.
Complete laundry outfit and machinery, nearly new, to be sold at a very low price. Call or address H. R. Rice in Kendallville Indiana for details.
Corunna news notes Jesse Brumback critically ill with heart failure at his home east of town. A B Waterhouse furnished the piano for the commencement exercises last Friday evening. Henry Becker is very ill with paralysis at his daughter's home. Mrs Spencer Wigent will lead a class recital next Friday evening with assistance from her class at Butler Indiana. The fifteenth Fairfield Indiana commencement will be held next Thursday at Fairfield Center with admission five and ten cents. Epworth League convention at Garrett postponed indefinitely due to smallpox. Election result favors incorporation by 57 to 39. Mrs E M Haughton national WCTU evangelist and Miss Sydney Farmer entertained at M E church last Monday. Haughton a noted temperance worker, Farmer a child elocutionist.
An advertisement extols Boschee's German Syrup as the largest selling remedy for consumption bronchitis and lung troubles since 1868. It claims superiority over ordinary cough remedies for severe coughs especially at night and morning and notes it is sold by all druggists worldwide.
Daily during June July and August and until September west coast and publican South east routes sell special low excursion tickets to Colorado Utah and South Dakota points. Dates vary during the season offering reduced fares for travelers from the cave shore area.
Atlantic Monthly cites Lt. Hanna on Cuba’s education gains since American intervention. From 898 to 1901, public schooling expanded from 35,000 to over 200,000 students with 3,600 teachers and a unified graded system. He argues Cuba now offers superior instruction and predicts reduced illiteracy in the next census.
Jacob Riis of New York advocates using public schools on Sundays for lectures and concerts free or cheaper, turning schools into community hubs. He imagines educational clubs for youth and slum work, noting extra costs but urging formal direction and possible state halls of fame to honor notable figures.
The National Civic Federation may settle the dispute between supporters of the Panama and Nicaragua canal routes, offering a possible path to resolution for the long running contention.
Albert Edward failed to invite Mr. Morgan to back the coronation venture, overlooking a chance to fund the entire ceremony. This misstep leaves the project reliant on alternative funding.
An Oklahoma settler in 1889 endures severe diarrhoea from bad water and heat. A neighbor administers Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, with swift relief after a large dose. The patient resumes sleep and improves within hours.
Charles Waynock of Maple Falls Texas nearly falls to the Guadalupe precipice while seeking a bird of paradise. His sweetheart Kate Maryland descends on a rope to save him as the cedar gives way, catching him just above the deadly ledge and delivering a dramatic, daring survival.
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