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Newspaper

Kingman Star

Location

Kingman, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1911

Page

4

Baldine hair growth remedy advertised by Brown Chemical Co

An old advertisement from Brown Chemical Co promotes Baldine a crystal form hair regrowth product. Claims a medical missionary observed hair regrowth after scalp healing lotion use and offers a money back guarantee for two boxes priced at one dollar. Reminds readers to avoid other druggists and provides mail order details from Chicago.

Eliza Han Brown Chemical CO State St Chicago

Memorial of Jonathan A Ratcliff of Sugarcreek Indiana

Jonathan Albert Ratcliff son of Miles and Susanah Ratcliff born Sept 22 1856 at the Miles Ratcliff homestead Sugarcreek township Parke County Ind. He survived a near fatal poisoning in childhood and later married Mary Chew on May 8 1896 having two children Grace L who died in infancy and Susan J now 12. He died June 18 1911 at age 54 8 26 from injuries after a fall six days earlier. Funeral services were held at his residence southeast of Kingman conducted by Rev Levi Woody with interment at Kachatt cemetery.

Johnathan Albert Ratcliff Miles and Susanah Ratcliff Miles Ratcliff Sugarcreek Township Parke Co Ind Pleasant Grove Christain Church J. T. Phillips Mary Chew Grace L Susan J Kingman Levi Woody Kachatt Cemetery

Myer and Dillon Pay High Price for Hides

Myer and Dillon pay the highest price for hides. At sale some good farm horses and mares are offered. Ira Duncan lists the items for sale. Miss Lois Newlin of Indianapolis visits her grandparents Mr and Mrs E H Towell. Mrs Wim Carter Mrs Walter Robinson and Miss Bertha Shoaf were visiting in Yeddo Wednesday.

Myer & Dillon Ira Duncan Lois Newlin Indianapolis E. H. Towell Wim. Carter Walter Robinson Bertha Shoaf Yeddo

Jericho Leaves Offer Laxative Benefits From Holy Land

In promotional copy the Jericho Leaves from the Holy Land are touted as a natural laxative that surpasses drugs. The leaves are described as palatable pure and healthful, grown near the Jordan River and sun dried for sale by Jericho Leaves Importing Co Buffalo New York. Orders sent by mail with refund if unsatisfactory.

Holy Land Jericho River Jordan U.S Jericho Leaves Importing Co Buffalo, N U.S. A

Hat saved man helps stranger in traffic jam on State Street

Robert Orme uses a dirty hat to aid a girl in a black touring car causing a State Street jam and buys a new hat. He receives a five dollar bill inscribed Remember person you pay this to. He helps again and learns Tom and Bessie Wallingham are mutual friends but gains no clue to her identity. He records another inscription from the bill.

Robert Orme State Street Tom Bessie Wallingham Pere Manquette Arradale Ele

System Cleanser promises cure all over system

The ad claims System Cleanser cleanses the system by regulating the Liver and Kidneys and increasing blood quality to remove rheumatism. It promises reduced grouchiness, fewer stomach diseases, and clearer skin, with a mail order option at 5612 State St Chicago offering six boxes for 2 50 or one box for 50 cents.

Brown Chemical CO State St Chicago

Centennial Social Notes From Veedersburg and Nearby

W H Myers visited Veedersburg on Wednesday. Clara Lines shopped in Veedersburg Saturday. Fred Beal and family called on Mrs Melinda Marshall Sunday. Ben and Chas Dix visited Leslie and Mrs Smith. Chas McCormick visited James and Mrs Philpott. Chas Elwell of Danville visited S H Elwell family over Sunday. Mrs Wm Banta of Crawfordsville visited S H Elwell family last week. Walter Clapp and State Line visitors called on Sam Bonebrake. James Farr and Frank Furr visited A J Patterson and family Sunday.

Fred Beal Melinda Marshall Chas. Elwell Danville S. H. Elwell and Walter Clapp State Line Sam Bonebrake James Farr Frank Furr A. J. Patterson Family

Pioneer William Isley Dies After Long Life

William Isley a pioneer died Monday. Long distance telephone crews repaired lines Monday after a storm. A severe wind and hail storm Saturday damaged trees and buildings in Crawfordsville. Tom Booe’s barn burned. Mort Patton’s barn blown down with a narrow escape. Horses were killed for David Smith and Charley Isley.

Crawfordsville Tom Booe Mort Patton David Smith Charley Isley

Local Residents Make Various Short Trips

C. & Howrey traveled to Fowler on business. Mrs H H Jackson from Brazil visited relatives. Alvis Wolfe of Cypress HI spent the week greeting old acquaintances. Mrs Miles Ratcliff and sister Miss Alice Howell went to Danville for a few days. Thaddaes Reese had two broken fingers removed from his left hand after past injuries left ongoing issues.

Alvis Wolfe Cypress, HI Miles Ratcliff Alice Howell Danville Thaddaes Reese

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C. M. Spencer Marion John T. Carter Indiana THE Kingman Star B. O. Hudler Baldhead A. H. Dickens C. M. Hudson Jonathan Albert Ratcliff White City Grismore & Alward Agents Bannister Merwin Centennial W. H. Myers Veedersburg Ben Dix Leslie Smith Chas. McCormick James Philpott Bannister Merwin Illustrations BY Ray Walters Steam Corner William Isley Tom Nolan Geo. Glascock Geo. Burks Geo Dices Claude Robinson Mahlon Stockdale Geo. Stockdale C. &. Howrey Fowler H. H. Jackson Brazil Rea‘h T. M. Jackson Frank Akers Drayman Miles Eleanor Wade N. 8Th Street St. Joseph, Missouri United States Canada McCall’s Magazine Postal TSE McCall CO 87Th St New York Elwood Sowers Sam Sines
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