Free Trial Treatment Offer for Chronicure Promises Rheumatism Relief
A nervous ad invites readers suffering from rheumatism and related ailments to request a free trial of Chronicure with full particulars by mail. It claims blood cleansing and curative powers, offers a no C O D scheme, and promotes a large free package to be sent to Mrs. M Summers in South Bend Indiana, with additional contact for Mrs. J C Sanders in Kingman Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Summers
E. Washington Avenue
South Bend
Indiana
J. C. Sanders
Kingman, Ind
Couple Weds Quietly at Coyington Clerk’s Office
Miss June Cook daughter of Mr and Mrs Dick Cook of Veedersburg marries Wilber Bagley of Attica in the Coyington courthouse with only close relatives present. The surprise union followed less than a month of knowing each other. Also noted are visits from Miss Lura Sowers to her grandparents and local teachers exam travels by Clara Moore Elsie and Josie Gray to Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Cook
Dick Cook
Veedersburg
Wilber Bagley
Attica
Coyington
Man's sociality of nature and biography
A reflective passage on human sociability and the relish for biographies. It asserts that mankind studies itself through others, finding comfort in knowing fellow beings and understanding their inner workings and perspectives. The essay quotes and credits Thomas Carlyle on man as the proper study of man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Carlyle
Exercise Habit Prolongs Health Throughout Life
A guidance essay stresses continuing regular exercise from youth into old age to prevent atrophy and lung decline. It warns that neglect, not the exercise itself, causes deterioration and urges daily workouts including breathing exercises to boost health and extend lifespan.
Why Silver Tarnishes Explained and Preventive Coat
The article explains that silver tarnishes due to airborne sulfur and that without frequent cleaning the surface blacks in months. It suggests coating with a collodion varnish and spirit to keep brightness, which is removed by warm water. Tarnish can be reversed by rubbing with a dilute potassium cyanide solution then rinsing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper’s Weekly
Reg ular Wag Warns Foreman Before Roof Lift
While passing a construction site a Regular Wag halts to joke with the foreman about hoisting lumber to the roof. The foreman replies that the interruption would not hurt his head, and the moment passes with a grin.
Reminiscent Question on Street Candidate
A dialog recalls a street candidate and a warning about a steam roller being used on the street, prompting questions about prudence and judgment. The exchange highlights cautious skepticism and threats to property during a political or public action.
After the Hug and Pocket Cigarettes
The exchange depicts a playful moment where he crushes two cigars in her pocket and she jokes about bending a package of cigarettes in her corsage, as described in a Puck cartoon caption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puck
Ambiguous Exchange References Rousseau and Giants in 1997
The dialogue hints at Rousseau linked to the Giants in 1997, but no clear facts or events are provided. It remains a casual misremembering or nickname guess without verifiable details.
Pioneer Veedersburg mail carrier dies in recent week
Uncle Frank Dotson of Veedersburg died Tuesday night or last week. He carried the mail from Poydras for years before rural routes. Funeral held at Bonebrake Corner with interment nearby. Zeb Booe visited the city Monday and plans to move to Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Stockdale to move to housekeeping near Alamo. Lawrence Shaffer visiting relatives. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Deford a sweet girl. Mrs. Tom Moffett listed as ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dotson
Veedersburg
Poydras
Bonebrake Corner
Rebecca Lodge Adds Members and Local Notices
Notice states all parties indebted to Dr. C. C. Wert should settle at Citizens Bank at once. Rebecca Lodge admitted a dozen new members last Thursday night and held a supper. Hugh Banta and Everett Ratcliff visited Veedersburg Saturday. Read Starnes & Son’s ad in this week’s issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. C. C. Wert
Citizens Bank
Rebecca Lodge
Hugh Banta
Everett Ratcliff
Veedersburg
Starnes & Son
Wallpaper shipment shocks Kingman with 3500 rolls
The local dealer G L Cory reports a massive wallpaper consignment of 3500 rolls, with another 2200 rolls due soon, totaling 5700 rolls. Reverend J M McHargue travels to Cloverland Indiana Friday to fill in for the late Rev William Vail. Letters note social visits and local church plans through early February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G L. Cory
Kingman
J. M. McHargue
Cloverland
Ind
Wm. Vail
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Lura Sowers
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Will EaBaw
Frank Jones
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