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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1907
Page
9
Advertises samples of Dr Shoop's Restorative and a Free Book on Dyspepsia Heart and Kidneys. Warns against treating only symptoms and asserts inside nerves govern organ strength. Also notes retailers in Racine and Yeddo and a separate help-wanted ad for 30 brick yard workers in Cayuga Indiana offering 1.65 to 2.00 daily.
Advertises a 12 Kt gold shell belcher ring with Tiffany setting and a genuine diamond for 2 dollars. Promises a free complexion recipe with every order to replace creams and cosmetics. Manufacturer guarantees refund if dissatisfied and urges sending $2 by mail with ring size. Limited time offer.
T. C. Mosely located at 29 East 23rd Street in New York City appears in the listing. The entry notes the address and person without further context.
Acknowledges the kindness shown during illness and death of a wife and mother in Kingman. Thanks Waterman residents especially Wm Samuels and family and mentions David Shirk and the Shirks. Ends with a suggestion to organize a Commercial Club to strengthen business ties.
S. M. Myer operates a five year hardware and vehicle stock in the opera house block. Levi Woody runs the Woody Hotel across from the station, praised for homelike service. Dr. J. M. Kendall, veterinarian and dentist, trained in Ontario and Detroit, established in Kingman with son Thomas assisting in the practice.
Local notes praise Woody's for harnesses and highlight Kingman as a busy trading point. Visitors include Fred Madden and family from Covington and Mrs. G. L. Cory from Covington. The fair grounds are being prepared for an upcoming county fair with emphasis on moral standards and community events.
An advertisement from Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana claims a home treatment for bedwetting and urinary problems. It promises free instructions and urges mothers not to blame the child.
Mrs IRA Bonebrake announces a complete stock of fall and winter street hats for ladies. Visit the shop, first door east of Citizens Bank, to see the new millinery selections.
A caller proposes to forward a reputation based offer asking for the name of the recipient and five reputable references to act as an agent to sell goods in the recipient’s locality. The message requests names and asserts a forthcoming proposition.
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