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Newspaper
Otterbein Sun
Location
Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1913
Page
7
Mrs. D. A. McGee of Waycross Georgia claims a heavy cold settled into a chronic cough lasting two years. She reports Vinci liver and iron remedy stopped her cough, improved rest and strength at age 74. Ward Bros druggists offer a money back guarantee if no help.
A report notes George F. Linn's thousands of imported novelty ties sold in major cities including Paris London and Venice with Berlin as a key distribution link. The item emphasizes fashion imports and cross European trade networks.
The Cartwright Brothers join two other artists Arthur E B Wolbach and Edward C Ryan to form a four member instrumental quartet. They perform cornet trombone violin cello and piano pieces plus a xylophone solo and duet. Unique feature includes singing through electric megaphones. The group aims to entertain with smooth tone and varied repertoire.
The Cartwright Brothers perform at Otterbein School Auditorium on Thursday evening December 11. Adults 35 cents and children 25 cents single admission. adult season ticket and child admission priced at 1.25 and 4.00 respectively.
A Big Four Flyer No. 18 nearly derailed after five high school girls stopped it near Lafayette, causing an emergency brake event, 60 dollar damage, and a cautionary tale about safety. The issue includes social notes from the Carnation Dancing Club and local moves of residents seeking warmer climes.
A notice warns patrons against enclosing written matter in parcel post packages and outlines postage penalties. A Friday reception in M. E. Church parlors honors Pastor Rev. A. W. Smith and wife with Mrs. Nelle Stevenson as toastmistress. popcorn and apples served. Miss Clara Laird moved millinery stock to the Mann building.
Town businessmen gathered for a jolly feast at the Clark restaurant where turkey and garnishings were served. A citizen who left the turkey to be carried home returned to find the bird missing and later spotted on the banquet table causing three bites to the owner.
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