Schiffmann's Expectorant Guaranteed Money Back
Druggists advertise Schiffmann's New Concentrated Expectorant for bronchitis whooping cough and croup with a money back guarantee. The ad claims eight times as much medicine as older formulas, no narcotics, pleasant taste, and appeals to parents to try it at low risk. Ju don Drug Co. backs the guarantee in Saint Paul Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drus
Schiffmann
R. J. Schiffmann
Saint Paul
Minn
Don
Miss Britta Ketchem Visits Scotland Friends
Mt Olive Miss Britta Ketchem visited Mr and Mrs Wilbert Barker of Scotland Saturday and Sunday. Many local residents spent Sunday with relatives and friends including the Mowery Ledgerwood Stickels and related families.
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Britta Ketchem
Mrs. Wilbert Barker
Scotland
Myrtle
Opha
Ejna
Butt
Ledgerwood
Ference
Rufus Mowery
Ernest Ledgerwood
Dan Mowery
Mort Dobbins
Catherine Stickels
Wilma
Homer Mowery
Charles Ledgerwood
Sherman
Eva Miller
Odon
Old Nursery Rhymes Revamped
A humorous note reworks familiar childhood verses with playful lines about Jack and Will facing consequences, suggesting a cheeky modern twist on the classic nursery rhymes.
Random Musings On Government And Society
A collage of observations on government work spoiling citizenship, reforms spurring action, and social behavior. It notes Mexico's stable government, Caranza’s presidency, and rhetoric about monuments and memory. The piece touches on chautauqua platforms, German science, breakfast foods, and public legacies.
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Mexico
Caranza
Skeptical Until She Took Tanlac
Mrs Orville Clapp of Marion praises Tanlac after rapid health improvement. She cites relief from catarrh and stomach trouble, better sleep, and a ravenous appetite. The article touts Tanlac as a master medicine for stomach, kidney, liver troubles, nervousness, rheumatism, and weakness. It notes exclusive sale at The Odon Drug Co. store in Odon.
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Marion Ind
Orville Clapp
Marion
Tanlac
Indiana
Community Notices and Social Visit Highlights
Thursday night gatherings featured MARSH Mirs Mike Thomas and children visiting Mrs Stefford and her family. Debating club activity at Goshorn continues with weekly declamations and music. several locals attended tabernacle and Sunday meetings. Armsterd Russell returns home near Plainville after a visit with parents. Rufus Laughlin delivered hogs to Stewart Hoover on Wednesday.
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Goshorn Debating Club
Armsterd Russell
Plainville
John Russell
Rufus Laughlin
Stewart Hoover
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Receives Endorsements
Mrs Amanda Gierhart of Waynesfield Ohio praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy saying it cured coughs and colds in her family for twenty years. The remedy is sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Amanda Gierhart
Waynesfield
Ohio
Dinner Hosts Included Sears Boardman Elkins Families
Mr and Mrs Ben Sears Mr and Mrs Frank Boardman and Mr and Mrs John Elkins were entertained at the home of J A Marshal Monday with a six o'clock dinner.
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Ben Sears
Frank Boardman
John Elkins
J. A. Marshal
Ruth irons Stasi stamps to ease separation
Ruth's father complains about 20th drafted Stasi stamps stuck together. Ruth uses a hot iron with thin paper to separate them without damaging the stamps, earning a quiet nod of admiration from her father.
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Ruth
Facts and figures from a bygone era
A collage of curious claims records oddities and stats from a historic period. It mentions a small creature eating its weight in leaves daily and a government timber sale earning 2 500 000, plus innovations from paper made from hop waste to a foghorn built for the lighthouse service. It notes wartime migration to Canada and a Swiss aviator’s altitude record.
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Sam
United States
Canada
United States Lighthouse Service
Money to Loan on Farm Loans at 5 Percent
We offer five percent money on good farm loans for five years with prepay privilege. This option provides flexible repayment terms and favorable rates for eligible applicants.
Hints on Silk Stockings and Household Etiquette
Hints include preventing runs in silk stockings by threading near the top with a fine machine stitch. Instructions cover cutting fresh thread by dipping a knife in boiling water and slicing bread loaf. Also notes hot water plates for invalids on sale, a decorative pan with handles and a spout, and an inner serving plate to sustain temperature with varying prices by material and size.
Severe Cold Quickly Cured by Chamberlain Cough Remedy
O J Metcalf of Weatherby Missouri writes of a December first severe cold that nearly laid him up. He bought two bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and recovered in a few days, praising the medicine as one of the very best. Obtainable everywhere, for sale by all dealers.
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O. J. Metcalf
Weatherby
Chamberlain
Never blow your own horn in pub lic unless you are a musician
A compact bon mot warning against self praise in public, warning that only musicians should boast about their talent in tavern settings. The line implies humility and restraint in performance contexts.
Conceit of Nearly Every Man You Meet Explained
A compact aphorism notes that most men overestimate their own humility while assuming others are vain. The line functions as social critique of self perception and ego. It reflects a common ironic view about vanity in everyday interactions.
Strange sayings on everyday woes printed in column
A collection of quips about transit transfers family troubles umbrellas and personal woes. The phrases mix humor and proverb like reflections on everyday life with lines about vigilance and life’s small burdens.
Rural communities seek unified church and school expansion
The National Stockman and Farmer argues rural areas can no longer rely on small country churches. It advocates centralized churches and schools, greater regional cooperation, and shared social welfare to meet progress and broaden community reach. It stresses unity over nostalgia and notes the rural church is not doomed.
A Cynical View on Wealth and Its Keeper
A pithy saying portrays a mean man as someone who spends two thirds of his time earning money and the remaining third protecting it, reflecting a sharp moral critique of avarice and frugality.
Man realizes ideas after building house to own plan
A man discovers the meaning of his foo ideas only after constructing a house based on his own design.
Indifference as lure in marriage pursuit proverb
A noted proverb suggests many women ensnare husbands by feigning indifference as a tactic. It frames emotional restraint as a strategic lure.
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Albert Bright
Chas Trotter
J. T. Pruett
Tabernacle Meeting
Will Stafford
Nellie Pruett
Sundey
Blanche
Plato
Jay Dwiggins
Orchesta
BEC Ie
Orchestra
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