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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1908
Page
2
A St Louis chemist after years of testing claims a simple remedy named Zemo cures eczema and similar skin conditions by eradicating germs at the source. The Star Drug Store endorses Zemo as an honest medicine and believes it will do all claimed for relief and cure.
The article notes officials cutting costs in railroad offices including stationery and pencils. It contrasts cautious auto engineering with rising fatalities and injuries from automobile crashes across the country, blaming speed and reckless driving rather than machine faults, and urging safer, more careful operation.
A rural advice column urges steady work and prudent farming practices. It stresses productive use of land, humane treatment of animals, careful cultivation of corn and hay, and timely baling of stacks. The piece blends practical tips with rustic maxims on thrift and self sufficiency.
A July Farm Journal note explains how harvest stretches budgets and offers a simple tip to make hoops from waste telegraph wire. Bend wire around a tub to form a hoop, twist to secure, then drive it on. Galvanized wire lasts indefinitely. The piece highlights early rising workers and tranquil dawn imagery.
Samuel T. Moore, interurban agent at Mulberry, died about 5 a m Thursday from yellow jaundice after a brief illness. He was about 61, born in Lafayette, survived by his wife, two children Fann and Lee, and his mother. Funeral at 9 a m Saturday at his residence, burial in Matberry cemetery. He was a member of the Red Men.
Tonight is the regular meeting night of D of P. Carrie Tull in Pocahontas.
A gossipy sketch lauds John for a steadfast, domestic routine as he shuns politics, social gatherings, and nightlife to stay at home. His wife praises his temperance, thrift, steadiness, and openness about his whereabouts, celebrating a simple, contented life.
The notice advertises wash goods and textiles for Saturday including fine quality white striped Nainsooks and Dimity Cambric with corn color and borders, assorted patterns, and prices around 6 to 12 cents per yard. Also lists narrow and medium striped fabrics, batistes, prints in blue, Dimity, India Linen, bordered batistes, and lawn samples priced for bulk purchase.
A stylish footwear offering highlights hand finished pairs in bright patent kid leathers and colt skin. The text promotes comfort, style and individuality with button and Gibson ties plus black oxford options.
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