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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1911
Page
5
An advertisement touts Man Builder from a Persian plant that claims to restore energy, confidence, and restful sleep without opium or coal tar. It asserts no withdrawal loss, offers a trial by mail at $1 per box, six for $5, and a $500 refund if unsatisfied, from Brown Chemical Co. Chicago.
Miss Blanche Gillam traveled to Crawfordsville to visit relatives. Elsie and Josie Gray returned home from Macomb Illinois. Edgar Harvey visited Ren sselaer. Maude Woody stayed with friends in Danville. John Silvers of Boswell visited Philip Ostheimer's family. Fred Towell and sister Inez visited Muncie. Hazel Mulvahill spent time with Charles Dudley's family in Mecca. Lee Clements and family from Hillsboro visited. Katie Nern and children visited Ostheimers. James A. Copeland went to Covington for county commissioners meeting. W E Shell from Longview Illinois renewed his subscription. Mrs. Wilber Hubbard and Ruth went to Frankfort for a week with her parents. Rev McGauhey of Veedersburg will preach at the Christian church next Sunday. Mrs Fay Cook and son Morris went to Sheldon to visit her sister. James L Hepler and others took a motorcycle ride visiting multiple towns.
Joe Williams, a Millcreek township farmer jailed awaiting trial on a rape and incest charge involving his daughter Zola Williams, faces new trouble as his wife Grace sues for divorce in circuit court. She alleges adultery with Zola, abandonment on June 13 with $500, and ongoing lack of support, plus joint ownership of 120 acres valued at $12,000. The divorce case is set for the September term.
A physician claims a remedy called Baldine can restore hair growth for bald-headed individuals. The ad cites a medical missionary noting scalp healing spurred hair growth and promises two boxes for $1 with a money-back guarantee if not satisfactory. Order by mail, tops of boxes returned if unhappy.
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