Feather and Wool Dusters Offer Low Cost
It is time for these dusters to be offered at a lower price than regular pieces. The sale emphasizes feather and wool dusters as economical cleaning options.
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Newspaper
Kendallville Daily Sun
Location
Kendallville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1902
Page
4
It is time for these dusters to be offered at a lower price than regular pieces. The sale emphasizes feather and wool dusters as economical cleaning options.
Readable text notes flour and feed cars on George Steckley street corner, East Mitchell. Details unclear due to fragmentary OCR but mentions location and item types connected to Steckley.
The notice lists patent medicines such as Foley's Honey and Tar and Foley's Kidney Cure offered by H. C. Cunningham, plus Chamberlain's Pain Balm for bruises and burns sold by A. R. Otis. It also advertises Lake Shore By excursion tickets for the 4th of July with travel from July 3 to 4, valid for return by July 7, through a wide network of lines and agents.
Mrs A T Neer guests Cromwell friends and Miss Fannie Niswander visits Brimfield. Mrs Will Schntz and son return to South Bend. Mrs M J Gretzinger back from Walcottville. Mrs M E Lester returns from the west after her daughter's death. Dr W Kimmel to move his family from Goshen to State Street. Lizzie Abel returns to Chicago. Miss Grace Guffey visits Kendallville. Clarence Tyrrell visits Dr J D Chambers. Various locals visit, travel plans, and a 140 acre farm exchange offer near Kendallville.
Oak Grove June 26 report highlights visits and social calls. Amos Rimmel frames a new coal building at the school site. Ed Miller improves local roads, and David Shaffer returns from Michigan. Jeff Martin rents and reoccupies a Frog Town farm residence. Neighbors Edward Miller and Hively host visitors at Sylvan Lake. Community groups form a Pansy Band to meet weekly for sewing and crafts. Dr S Miller declines cow aid, thanking contributors. Local gatherings praise hospitality and social ties amid a busy week.
Mr Simpson questions if his musical directorship reveals ability while Miss Jenkins says at their concerts he places the prettiest girls to the front row. The brief dialogue from the Detroit Free Press highlights social seating choices at performances.
A Brooklyn Life remark praises a historical novelist for turning material into money, noting the author has made lots of money from his sources. The exchange highlights public attention to authors leveraging existing material for financial success.
In 1889 Oklahoma settlers faced harsh conditions and severe diarrhea. A neighbor's gift of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy brought a rapid cure after a long siege of illness, ending with rest and gratitude for the small bottle's power.
Rome City and nearby towns report a string of visits and business moves. C B Houston of Chicago NL is home on vacation while J P Chapman and Joseph Noel conducted business in Albion. Local residents attend events, joins, and new projects including a skating rink property purchase by G R I R R Co and a planned livery barn by Noel Brothers.
A dialogue poem from Elien Thorneycroft Fowler contrasts two lovers. The speaker bids the beloved discard a gift as a mere pastime while the other insists love is holy and not to be sullied by common cares. The piece explores sacred affection versus worldly distraction within a poetic exchange.
In a June garden scene in France a water nozzle ducks a girl named Jeanne sparking a comic cascade that spills onto Uncle Thibaut and prompts a chain of visits, romance, and a planned marriage between Jeanne and Marcel Lemadie. The tale follows social polish, clever matchmaking, and a sly confession that binds two families.
Fragmentary text shows a person asking for address and appellation details, mentions Beacon and directory references, and hints at information access through public listings. The legible items suggest a call to consult a directory for contact details.
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