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Newspaper
Oak Park Vindicator
Location
Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1898
Page
7
Several items from Austin P M announce mail arrivals and closings, local club meetings, fashion notes, miscellaneous ads, and school schedule. The column highlights illnesses, renovations, and social events with names like L. H. O'Conor and Mrs E D Robinson.
An old ad notes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claim to cure colds in one day and offers a druggist refund if it fails. Local source text appears in a short consumer notice.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertised as remedies for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum chaps and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. It promises complete satisfaction or refund and is priced at 25 cents per box through Lovett & Traill in Austin.
Maywood residents hear of church concerts, clubs, and charity events. Emma Peterson falls ill. Miss McMurry speaks on Nymphs. Frances Willard memorial services honor a notable woman. local musicians perform and a new Newark posting signals career moves. Diamond Rule cigars praised by smokers. Dr King New Discovery touted for coughs and colds with trials at Lovell and Traill drugstores.
Miller's advertises fresh cream patties at Lake Street locale. The Vindicator for sale at Oaks and Tompkins news depot, Oak Park addresses and contact notes. Local merchants promise prompt attention to news items and feature assorted groceries, cigars, soap, perfumes, and a new meat market opening at Lake and Marion streets next week.
Dr. Conley preaches at the Baptist church morning and evening on The Patience of Christ and The Conversion of the Jailer. First Church of Christ opens at 10 45 with Jesus Observance of the Sabbath. Rev Sidney Strong at Second Congregational speaks Sunday evening on The Greatest Blunder of My Life. Music by the young people's chorus. M E church holds morning and evening services with Prodigal Son second discourse in the evening. Rev J H O Smith lecterns at Morrison's Academy Sunday at 3. First Congregational continues Sunday services led by Rev W L Demorest morning The Divine Fatherhood evening Some of the Needs of Our City.
Waving purchased the stock and will of Joe Lameaux and William Young. He announces aims to improve lines carried enlarge stock and welcome former patrons and new customers. Laundry work will receive special attention and the employment office will continue to operate as before.
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