Ohio joins Indiana in praises for Dr Richard’s remedy
A Bucyrus Ohio resident, D H Foulk of 120 Highland Ave, praises Dr Richard’s Stomach Liver Kidney and Blood Remedy. He says it meets claims, helps him greatly, and he cannot do without it after using several bottles. The ad claims benefits for stomach trouble nerve issues rheumatism and other disorders with a money back guarantee. Gdon Drug Co sells the complete line.
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D.H. Foulk
Highland Ave
Bucyrus
Ohio
Richard
Dr. Richard
Gdon Drug Co
Family vidae diary style recaps days of life and misadventures
A fragmented diary style recounts attempts at dressing for a judge meeting, fights over authority, tiny domestic tensions, mocking remarks about others, and a sequence of everyday tasks. The entry lists events from Friday through Thursday with casual slang and humor, touching on finances, work, pets, and a fishing trip.
Wheat crop large this year and local social notes
The piece notes an unusually large wheat crop and widespread rain affecting harvest. It records visits and travels of residents including Bernard Pate, James Evans, and others, plus army service of Bayrel R. Pate. A new coal mine near the John Young farm is reported, and local social happenings continue despite weather concerns.
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John Young
Sunday social notices from Burns City and surrounding areas
Misses Daisy Farrell and Agatha Hatfield spent Friday night with Aaron Hattery and family. Wm Roach and family spent Sunday with James Roach and family. Albert Kelsey spent Sunday afternoon with Ralph Coyle. Martha Clinton and son Walter called on Charles Clinton Saturday morning. O O Hinkie and family, Homer Hinkie and family, Maggie Iceman and Filmer Fiddler called on Roy Rosenberry and family Sunday afternoon. Alvin Harper spent Sunday with Tom Kelsey. Omer Byrer Willis and Ethel Chestnut spent Sunday at Harve Chestnuts at Burns City. Mr and Mrs Edd Hatfield and children of Vincennes spent Saturday night with Dan Hatsheld. Misses Mary Kesly spent the latter part of the week with her grandmother Julia Wilkey of Cozx cord. Roy Rosenberry called on Edd Woodling Monday afternoon. James Coyle and wife called on Alfred Coyle Sunday afternoon. Ewell Ray and wife called on Chas Deckard Sunday afternoon.
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Hinkie
Homer Hinkie
Maggie Iceman
Filmer
Fiddler
Roy Rosenberry
Omer Byrer
Willis and
Ethel Chestnut
Harve Chestnuts
Burns City
Edd Hatfield
Vincennes
Dan Hatsheld
Mary Kesly
Julia Wilkey
Cozxcord
War Savings stamps boost savings in Indiana counties
Indiana state director Robert E. Springsteen cites War Savings campaigns as good for cities and counties. Marion County deposits rose near two million dollars last year despite large Liberty Loan participation, with Jackson County showing similar gains as 125 War Savings societies moved about four million dollars into government securities and local banks.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Tyne—Thrift
Indiana
Robert E. Springsteen
Springsteen
Marion County
Jackson County
Columbus
Ledger
United States
Bartholomew
Wise Spending Thrift Plan Promoted by Indianapolis Leader
Charles F. Coffin, president of the Indianapolis chamber of commerce, advocates thrift as wise spending and intelligent savings. He says business supports national and local thrift campaigns and the War Savings Stamps as object lessons. Merchants seek daily sales and future growth, expecting a positive reaction to government savings efforts.
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Charles F. Coffin
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
How the Money Grows and Saving to Grow Wealth
Bolton Hall states a plan to save five dollars weekly and invest at four percent, reaching fourteen hundred fifty two dollars in five years and fifty cents extra for celebration. In twenty years eighty five weekly payments yield nine thousand eight hundred seventy seven dollars, providing an annual income of eight hundred eighteen dollars.
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Bolton Hall
Sane Spending Is Saving Proverb in Bolton Hall
A thrift minded saying contrasts the industrious saver with the miser, praising steady, planned spending. It emphasizes earning, saving consistently, and investing wisely as the path to wealth.
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Bolton Hall
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BIARY
Jake
J. E
Jake & I
Raglesville
Bernard Pate
Paris
Mrs
M O Pate
James Evans
Palmer Dyal’s
Caveness
Orel Riggens
Washington
Lucinda Evan
Chloe Swayze of
Epsom
Mr and Mrs Stuffel
Charley Hayes
Terre Haute
Palmer Dyal
Stuckey
Len Ramsey
Madison Township
Ada
James Burris
Odon
Bayrel R. Pate
M.C. Pate
Phillipine Islands
Mexico
France
Robert Jackson
Grover
Iowa
Danville
Ralph Winkelpleck
A W
Dyal
Elizabeth
Mr.Pate
Hi Clark
James Stuffel
Liberty
Daisy Farrell
Agatha Hatfield
Aaron Hattery
Wm Roach
James Roach
Albert Kelsey
Ralph Coyle
Martha Clinton
Walter
Charles Clinton
Alvin Harper
Tom Kelsey
Edd Woodling
James Coyle
Alfred
Coyle
Ewell Ray
Chas Deckard
R. E. Springsteen
Pickett, Pershing & Co
The
Cash Store
Ralph Henderson
Greensburg
Kansas
el Vampiro
Cora Zigler
Marco
Rexall
Usca
Odon Garage
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