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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1908
Page
2
The Lebanon Daily Reporter quotes brief items from far and wide about public affairs and curious notes. It mentions travels in Portugal and Hungary, opinions on divorce, and remarks on science, ships, and counterfeits.
Central Indiana timetable lists East Bound No 2 and No 4 Pass daily with 2:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. West Bound No 3 and No 5 Pass daily except Sunday. No 1 and No 4 run Lebanon to Anderson while No 2 3 5 run Wave llana to Anderson. No 50 and 51 run Brazil to Muncie daily except Sunday.
A vintage dental advertisement touts affordable care and tooth extractions for 25 cents. It directs readers to Room 234, Cason-Neal Block, with telephone contact 260 for prices and appointments, emphasizing savings and assurance of work.
The Mangus family reunion took place June 7 at John N Richardson’s home near Mace Montgomery county. Sixty eight relatives attended including John Richardson family Sam Caplinger Frank Riner Hedge Perley Wall Mangus Norton McMillen Wall Graham Johnston Osborn Reese and others from Boone county. A long lunch on a fifty foot table preceded games and stories as attendees enjoyed the day and expressed hope for many more reunions.
In playful verse a speaker notes wanting to see budding trees and birds, while girls in merry widow hats block sightlines. Doors open awkwardly for veiled maidens, and couples walk apart, leaving the narrator to improvise distant kisses via telephone.
J W Herod Sr of Clark Street Lebanon Indiana reports chronic kidney and bladder trouble eased after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He describes backache stiff joints morning misery and nocturnal urination easing within a month and cites improved sleep and renewed health after following directions.
In a rural aside, Sunday and Day are two farmers near Martin. Sunday s five sons and Day s five daughters form intertwined suitor pairs as three Sunday boys marry Day girls. With two brothers courting the remaining sisters, the joke hints that every Day may soon be Sunday.
The Reeves Pulley Company of Columbus proclaims it will discriminate against employees who support saloons or use intoxicants. President M. T. Reeves says the policy aims to hire clear-eyed, responsible workers and prevent what the firm views as wasteful spending by its men. The notice claims to seek fair-minded labor and vows future enforcement.
City news item mentions Dr Beaven an osteopathic physician and local business notes. It also records social visits from Ted Faust Clover Leaf interlocker foreman in Lebanon Frankfort News and Mrs Sallie C Rose visiting Covington sister in South Meridian street. Also ads for Hyomei relief from catarrh and church ice cream sale to pay off a church bench. Wood prices include Wilcox Bros ash and hickory stove wood two to two fifty per cord with Bell and city phones listed.
An American skin remedy known as D D D Prescription claims instant relief and permanent cures, with European doctors probing its ingredients. The Db. DD Company of Chicago says the formula blends intergreen with thymg and gybeerine, and a testimonial from Mrs. F. Payne of East Pittsburg, Pa, cites lasting improvement after two bottles. The report notes ongoing inquiries about the remedy’s composition and merits.
Mrs. Forest Duff is out again and Willie Wood replants corn after recent setbacks. Chas Denger bought a new cultivator last week. Children’s Day exercises set for Ratelurg next Sunday. Layton Snider selling his corn. Otis Gray visited home folks Sunday. Ice cream supper at Conner church on Saturday, June 13. Wilber Denger unable to work for a week. legs swollen so he cannot walk.
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