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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1906
Page
3
The condensed opinion touts Kennedy's Laxative with honey and tar as a nonopioid remedy that eases bowels and complies with the National Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold by J. I. Redenbaugh. Dewitt's Hazel Salve praised for piles. sold by J. F. J Redenbaugh.
The World's Work notes Germany has more women but remains masculine in social life while the United States shows more men employed and a strong feminine influence. It contrasts German civic achievement with American cultural initiative, highlighting different moral standards and gender roles.
$25 round trip to gulf coast of Texas offered by the C E I with small home stead tracts. Descriptive booklets on Arkansas Missouri Indian and Oklahoma Territories and Texas available free on application. Inquiries to R B Myers agent C E I R R O B Lozier TA Danville IL W H Richardson GPA Chicago IL.
Some naturalists claim hedgehogs are protected by spiny armor but others note that bites near the nose or eyes from vipers do not harm them. Experiments suggest a venom antidote in hedgehog blood, a substance possibly present in varying degrees in many animals. Science hopes to extract a serum usable against snake venom and other poisons.
Judge S hoonover appoints Alva DeHaven as new bailiff living east of the city. He is a son of Abner DeHaven and started duties Monday afternoon. E B Board retires as former bailiff Friend.
Advertises a free mailed home treatment by Mrs M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana for child bedwetting and urine problems claiming success with full instructions. Encourages mothers to write now and says the method can help adults and elderly people as well.
Mrs. John Heath, residing northwest of this place, is reported quite sick with pneumonia while wool horse blankets are advertised as best made at C. L. Woody.
A traveler reports Tibet natives trick European hunters by staging a hunter’s supposed kill. An ibex sighting leads to villagers locating a head soaked in water and dressed with sheep flesh. The guide pockets backsheesh and buys a near replica, presenting it as the actual trophy to the unsuspecting sahib.
A former Warsaw shopper now on the Pacific Coast recalls a 1890s theft at Thomas S. Glover’s dry goods day. She quietly took a linen roll after it fell before her, then sent a penitent letter enclosing the price plus interest and a plea for forgiveness.
The Baltic shores supply amber, formed from prehistoric tree resin, with fossil insects trapped inside. Divers and shore pickers gather lumps, some buried in seaweed or rocks, the largest found weighing eighteen pounds and valued at $30,000, housed in Berlin’s Royal Museum.
An advertisement touts DeWitt’s Kidney and Bladder Pills from J F Redenbaugh and J T Redenbaugh. It claims quick relief for kidney and liver ailments and uric acid related troubles with a few doses. It also mentions farm loan negotiations by W R Massey with long terms and easy payments.
The article notes many wild animals persist in the Midwest a century after settlement. Muskrats provide 12 to 15 cents pelts while skunks bring 50 cents to 2.50. Opossums sell 50 cents to 1.75, red foxes 1 to 5, civet cats 0.25. A county reports owners clearing thousands yearly from pelts.
Judge Schoonover selects Mr. Herzog and Mr. Challen Spinning as jury commissioners to replace W. W. Luke and D. W. Spence appointed by Judge Rabb. The judge hustles to appoint first class and honorable men.
R A Booe conducted business in Danville Friday. Robert Briggs of Waterman visited his son William Briggs and relatives last week. Barnard Orchestra performs tonight.
A reliable medicine that should always be kept at home for immediate use in Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It can prevent an attack if given as soon as hoarseness appears or after the croupy cough begins. For sale by J F Redenbaugh.
A compact collage of ads and notices lists stable blankets priced from $1 to $5.50 at Woodys, a bedfast resident Miss Katie Rector moving to her uncle’s home near Aylsworth, tile and brick for sale, and a Pine Village sale report. Also includes Casca sweet labeling reassurance and several employment inquiries from Chicago firms offering wages and travel jobs.
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