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Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1900

Page

7

Endured Death's Agonies Finally Cured by New Discovery

J M Garretson of San Antonio Texas endured years of asthma and near death experiences until he found relief with Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption. The remedy is claimed to cure asthma and all throat chest and lung troubles with 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles and free trial offered at local drug stores Traill Cooling and Chas P Miller.

J. M. Garretson San Antonio Texas Dr. King Traill & Cooling Chas. P. Miller's

Local notices and mix of town affairs updates

D I Jarrett buys 5830 Ontario from J W Barry and moves there. Julia Rittmiller to Edwin Whelan wed Oct 3 at bride’s home. Mrs Bartlett returns to Philadelphia due to Rev J F Bartlett pneumonia. After Oct 1 garbage must be placed in lawful receptacles. Dr C N Marsters injured stepping through sidewalk hole. may sue city. Oaks Club alleys rebuilt for league bowling opening next week with Acorns versus Oaks and Washingtons match. West Side league has eight teams across four clubs.

D. I. Jarrett Ashland Block Ontario J. W. Barry Julia G. H. Rittmiller Baird Avenue Edwin Whelan Chicago Rev. Bartlett Philadelphia J. F. Bartlett Europe C. N. Marsters North Vifty First Court Chicago Avenue Alma Street Oaks Club Acorns The Oaks Woodlands Ashland Washingtons West Side James Oliphant R. H. Traill Garfields Menckens la Salles Ashlands

Music and kindergarten studios reopen in Austin

Miss Post and Miss Freeman announce the reopening of their music studio in suite 4 Cody block on Sept 24 1900 for pupil reception. Violin teacher Mr Joseph H Chapek resumes work in the same suite next Tuesday. Miss Loofbourrow reopens her popular kindergarten in the Episcopal Chapel on Oct 1 with Miss Edith Hollenbeck directing, who conducted the school last year.

Miss Post Miss Freeman Cody Block Austin Joseph H. Chapek Loofbourrow Episcopal Chapel Edith Hollenbeck

Insurance agents urge quick risk placement after fire events

The notice promotes Hartford and Glens Falls policies as reliable for rebuilding after a fire. It directs readers to contact R. 3. Tuthill, sole agent for these standard companies, to insure now. Office at 422 North Central Avenue, Austin.

Fall and Winter Millinery Opening by Mrs Taylor

Mrs C Ella Taylor at 121 North Park avenue announces autumn millinery opening on Sept 26 and 27. Miss Louise Glavke joins to assist with trimming and stock hats for all ages. An artistic display of autumn and winter designs will feature a full line of street hats and children's hats with emphasis on individual style and customer satisfaction.

C. Ella Taylor North Park Avenue Louise Glavke Lake Street

Middleton's Clark Street Museum Hosts Gypsy Fortune Tellers

George Middleton brings a renowned gypsy troupe from the Wistvio Paning Forest England to the Clark Street Museum for a week of free fortune telling by Queen Mab 96 and her kin. The exhibit also features the only perfectly preserved American mummy John Fadden born Boston died Albuquerque January 1 1885 aged 35.

George Middleton Clark Street Museum Wistvio Paning Forest England Queen Mab Rienzi Georges John Fadden Boston Mass Albuquerque New Mexico

Tyr Town Oak Park Club Hosts Impromptu Music Night

News from Tyr Town Oak Park reports an impromptu music program by club members at the Warrens home corner Ontario and N Sixty-fourth. The event kicks off a season of fort nightly entertainments with a next gathering at Judge and Mrs Richie’s home on S Elmwood. Police Sgt Schwass and Oak Park force are praised for capturing four youths who robbed a Greek fruit peddler on Twelfth Street, striking him with a spade and stealing $57. Albert Blake of 99 Wood Street was the last captured. the four, all confessing, face Kendall court Monday morning and are likely to plead guilty.

Aubery Warrens Ontario Sixty-fourth Avenue Richie S. Elmwood Avenue Schwass Oak Park Halsted Green Streets Twelfth Street Albert Blake Wood Street Kendall Court

Chamberlains Pain Balm Promises Quick Healing

An advertisement claims Chamberlains Pain Balm instantly relieves pain from cuts bruises burns and similar injuries and heals them rapidly with no scar unless the injury is severe. It also cures rheumatism sprains swellings and lameness and lists J P Garner Co Austin Geo Koch Co Moreland as sellers.

Chamberlain J. P. Garner & Co Austin Geo, Koch & Co Moreland

Mongoose Ban Reflects Caution From Congress

The New York Herald reports congress passed a bill prohibiting mongoose importation. Once praised for rat and snake control, the animal is now classified as noxious, with Jamaica and Hawaii cited as lessons. The decree follows evidence of widespread ecological harm and losses to crops and poultry.

Congress New York Herald India Department of Agriculture Uncle Sam Jamaica Hawaii

Central London railway opens to public with crowds

London enthusiasts celebrate the new Central London railway as 84,500 passengers ride the line from 5:15 a.m. to after midnight. Elevators and long stairways help passengers reach platforms while trains run every two and a half minutes in peak hours.

London Central London Daily Mall

Miss E Williams Announces Fall Hat Opening Dates

Miss E Williams a ladies hatter announces fall opening on Tuesday and Wednesday September 24 and 26 Miss Shaffer her former designer continues with her this season Front page advertisement noted.

E. Williams Miss Shaffer

Hands Waltzing Club Hosts First Reception at Morrison's Hall

The Hands Waltzing Club opened the season with a Friday reception at Morrison's Hall Lake Street and Fifty second Avenue A M Sable is president B G Hands is vice president W C McNabb treasurer and F C Hands secretary The officers are well known for running quality dances and the Friday events will continue weekly in the same venue

Hands Morrison's Hall Lake Street A. M. Sable B. G. Hands W. C. McNabb F. C. Hands

Gent’s furnishing store to open in October

Mr A G Bagley of 308 South Franklin avenue rents the store at 115 North Park avenue to open a first class gent’s furnishing shop on October 1. He plans to stock cigars periodicals stationery music supplies and more, earning local friends and strong prospects for success.

A. G. Bagley South Franklin Avenue North Park Avenue

Austin Candy Kitchen to Open Sept 29

Mr. W. N. Shields rents store room at 117 North Park Avenue and will open a first class wholesale and retail candy store in Austin on September 29. Shields has long experience in candy manufacturing and promises pure clean candy for the public.

W. N. Shields North Park Avenue Shields Austin

New Embroidery Goods and Free Lessons Offered

Miss Jessie Burdick of Austin offers specially new embroidery goods including stamped sofa pillows and designs. Free lessons are available to customers. others pay 15 cents per lesson.

Jessie Burdick Austin

China Firing Slashes Prices For Two Months

Chinese firing operations offer products at half price for two months at 223 Sixty fourth avenue Oak Park and Julia Sco ville at the same address.

China Sixtyfourth Avenue Oak Park Julia Scoville Sixty-fourth Avenue

All kinds of Furniture Finished and Repaired

A local craftsman offers complete furniture finishing and repair services. Work is called for and delivered, with customers invited to drop a postal or call by telephone to arrange service.

Berlin Displays Permanently the Automobile Exhibition

A Detroit Journal item notes Berlin hosting a permanent automobile show. Other items cover high weekly counts for Chicago free baths, vast Yangtse population, scarce Atlantic crabs, and global trade and science claims.

What One Woman Thinks

A Philadelphia Times item argues women face deeper tragedy than men and notes society’s jokes about sorrow. It critiques attitudes from fashion to independence and mocks the balance of cleverness and traditional roles in contemporary life.

Philadelphia Times

Fragmentary Old Newspaper Snippets Mix Facts and Fancies

A collection of brief, varied notes mentions social stereotypes about fat women, marital distrust, watch hands covering miles daily, terra cotta rail sleepers in Japan, the Pope’s Latin hymn for martyrs, a Manhattan Beach bathing reference, a cryptic Exchange item, Sumatra snakes, giant lizards, and a house lizard with toy terrier bark.

Margener Zen Manhattan Beach IL. L Sumatra

The Six Befogged Virtues and Their Dangers

The passage warns that loving boldness without learning breeds insubordination, love of firmness without learning causes extravagance, and love of knowing dissolves the mind. It also cautions that benevolence, sincerity, or straightforwardness without learning produce foolishness or reckless disregard of consequences.

Afterthoughts on Speech and Labor Savvy

A short reflection notes that silence can yield advantage and warns that the political machine as a labor saver is losing its grip on the workingman. It argues that in an era of artificial product, a man need not cut much ice.

Scotland England Detroit Journal

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