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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1911
Page
4
An advertisement claims a cure for baldness using Baldine a crystal form lotion priced at 50 cents per box with a two box guarantee. It cites a medical missionary observing hair regrowth and offers mail order purchases from Brown Chemical Co 5612 State St Chicago with prepaid charges and a refund option if unsatisfied.
Dr. J N Harty secretary of the state board of health warns that sanitary handling of home foods matters more than stopping adulteration He cites insanitary cherry handling on Ohio street and urges washing all fruits before serving or preserving
Myer and Dillon pay the highest prices for hides, securing favorable bids from buyers and signaling strong demand in the livestock market. The firms competed to top offers, highlighting their influence in regional trade.
John Owens of the state health board reported prosecutions of grocers for possessing bad eggs in Plainville Davies county. John W. Brill and Allen Dougherty fined 21.50 each, Roscoe McCornick 18.50. Forty three dozen eggs seized ordered destroyed. A Crawfordsville to Vincennes dealer urged adding inspection legend to sales notices.
George Hermling gives notice to apply for a liquor license in Coal Creek old town in Wabash township which recently became wet under the Proctor law. Dry supporters circulate a petition to call an election on whether saloons will operate in the township amid a heated, closely watched campaign.
Advertisement touts System Cleanser as a remedy to regulate liver and kidneys, purify blood, and erase rheumatism. Claims improved mood, better stomach health, and clearer skin with ongoing use. Offers six boxes for $2.50 or single box 50 cents by mail with money order.
The Yeddo Old Settlers announce the 33rd annual meeting to be held at Smith's Grove, one mile south of Yeddo, on Thursday August 17. John Newman will serve as president with Henry Hershberger treasurer and Clark Myers secretary, as the organizing committee promises the largest Fountain County gathering yet.
W. W. Wade, who bought the New Ross Herald plant, moved equipment to Mellott to launch the Mellott Hustler. The town of under 350 will have two papers and Richland township three. Authors question publishers’ finances in brief note from Hillsboro Times.
A parade of locals and visitors across Veedersburg and surrounding towns includes Mrs A J Patterson, Dean McBroom, Mr and Mrs Ben Dix, Mrs James Philpott, Mrs J B Condon of Chicago, Mr and Mrs Paul Redenbaugh, Mr and Mrs Otis White of Sidney Illinois, Mr and Mrs Byron Thomas of Danville Illinois, Ollie Redenbaugh and daughter Sylvia, Charley Clapp of State Line, Sam Bonebrake, Clarence Wilhite, W T Briggs, Leroy Sanders from Covington, L A Bowsher, Roy Martindale of Spokane, A D Sleeper from Fowler, H J McAlister family, Parke Grismore and others returning from Indianapolis, Rufus Dillon from Ridgefarm.
Mrs Liota Thomas visited relatives in Danville Indiana. Mrs Jessie Kent and children traveled to Warren county to visit kin. Earl and Mrs Mitchell welcomed a fine boy born Wednesday June 21. Edna Magley returned to Indianapolis after visiting relatives. Misses Dot and Lula Jackson visited Pearly and family in Danville Illinois. Misses Tzel and Freeda Whitehead returned to Cromwell Indiana after visiting Albert Jones and wife. Harrison Jackson and Mrs Sarah Jackson of Brazil visited here. Mrs Jackson seriously ill with heart trouble. W H Bergheim of Terre Haute visited the office. he sold his Tangier farm to J W Boyle of Terre Haute and started a grocery business in Terre Haute.
Mrs C C Gorkey of Northfield Virginia reports over five years of heart trouble with left side pain, breathlessness, and palpitations easing after six bottles of Dr Miles Heart Remedy. The ad claims nerve and muscle weakness of the heart can be strengthened with the product and offers a money back guarantee.
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