Otterbein Sun notices and pricing
The Otterbein Indiana newspaper The Sun lists editorial leadership W B Homrig and publication weekly. Subscriptions are priced at one year three months and six months, with a one dollar rate noted.
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Newspaper
Otterbein Sun
Location
Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1901
Page
1
The Otterbein Indiana newspaper The Sun lists editorial leadership W B Homrig and publication weekly. Subscriptions are priced at one year three months and six months, with a one dollar rate noted.
The service included profuse bouquets on the casket from Lizzie McKinnis and VanNatta Baugher, a S S class group of carnations and white lilies, schoolmates with carnations and lilies, and a hillis Brown bouquet of carnations roses chrysanthemums and hyacinths. Pall-bearers listed: Arthur MiKionis Ray Watkins Jesse McKinney Anvil McKinney with Clint Switzer as flower-bearer.
Political circles in Tinossince county debate direct-vote primaries as Lafayette papers note division among Iva Ting Republicans. A voter argues high costs deter hopefuls while proponents say it would empower voters and curb delegate trading.
The township teachers held their monthly institute with all present. Mr Roberts spoke on Spain followed by Mr Dodson on Turkey. Papers covered Industrial development, U S institutions, Russia, sanitation, Indiana poetry, and school decoration. A Morris chair was given to Mgr Glynn in appreciation.
A. W. Gophart marked his 64th birthday with a surprise party hosted by his wife and daughters. The event details remain partially unclear due to damaged OCR text, but the celebration centered on the birthday milestone and family involvement.
John Glynn trustee announces a meeting of the Bolivar Township Advisory Board at Walsh's Hall on Tuesday January 7 1962 for the purpose of presenting his financial report.
The New Era Photo Co offers a free portrait with each dozen photos until January 1. Local social notes mention Mrs Alice Claggett staying with KE W Timmons, Dr E S Baker and Margaret VanNatta visiting over Christmas, and Peter Working returning from Chicago. Henry Gring joins Duffy Means confectionery in Lafayette. J C Bartindale reports the first free rural mail delivery from Otterbein starts February 1, on the north Route No 1.
Notice from the State Board of Health orders health officers to switch to a new death certificate form starting January 1 1902. The old form must be destroyed by that date and physicians within the jurisdiction informed and provided with the new form. Dr T J Thompson signs as health officer.
Bruce Rittenhouse of Brookston visited last week while Ed Suter travels to Illinois for holidays. Local residents prepared Christmas goods, teachers treated scholars, and multiple telegrams note travel to town for errands and family visits. Families attend funerals, Masons meet, and a thirteenth wedding anniversary is celebrated at EL NL Wicks.
Willow Grove residents share visits and home gatherings. Miss Alice Switzer hosts, Elsie Mastin and Wil Mastin stay at Christian home, Bertha Bowers attends events, and Olga Alt analyzes a financial success at an evening gathering. Local school events and neighborly arrivals pepper the period.
Miss Tillie Eberle and Earl Becker wed at the bride’s home with Rev. Stanford officiating. Several locals attended. no wedding details given. A Masonic emblem watch charm was found and will be returned to its owner. The new Christian church at Pine Village was dedicated. Local ads promote jewelry, wagons, stoves, and fur items. A public sale is announced by Henry Gring with items including horses, cattle, wagons, and household furniture, set for Collyer’s feed barn on the 28th. terms 8 months for over $5, cash under.
Public sale at a distant residence on December 30 offers horses cattle hogs and breeding stock including gray and bay animals with ages from three years plus six cattle and five head of Chester White hogs eligible for record. Farming tools include McCormick binder disc harrow gophers cultivators gang plow and wagons. Terms: nine months credit with note and security or 5 percent cash discount. cash for sums five dollars and under. Daniel Brown Capter suc sioneer John Ith Clerk.
C W Lynen of Winchester Indiana says Foley's Honey and Tar saved his boy from membranous croup. He reports the first dose brought relief and continued use brought him out of danger, as stated by L Burns.
A concise note on satire describing it as the salt of wit applied to a sore spot. The line suggests humor sharpens critique by highlighting discomfort and truth.
A collage of medical anecdotes and notices. L Overstreet speaks of a wife’s consumption cured by King’s New Discovery. Champlain Chamberlain’s tablets are recommended for digestion and regular bowels. Venezuela, Idaho land giveaways, and a party anecdote from Summer New York frame the spread.
A Boston Globe cartoon caption set features a playful exchange about a maid and a calf. The scene implies rural whimsy and light humor typical of the era’s comic panels.
EB Demick of Somerville shares seven years of stomach illness and bed rest before using Radol Dyspepsia Cure. After a few bottles, he is completely well. The ad stresses digestion over dieting and claims the remedy helps the stomach digest food for relief. TL Burns endorses the product.
A garbled Scottish or Irish accented exchange mentions a politician named Ryan and a character called Siiva Thwy outside a двер? The text includes mockery of Irish and British political figures with phrases like calling the Irishman a liar and a mock street confrontation.
An eager buyer claims nine years of constipation relief from DeWitt’s Little Early Risers. A DePauw Indiana resident reports success after trying many remedies. Meanwhile the German emperor orders 300000 tons of anthracite coal from America.
Mrs L B Hunt of Lime Ridge Wisconsin faced a serious stomach trouble and jaundice caused by gall stones. After doctors failed, she used Electric Bitters and was cured. The ad claims the tonic treats stomach liver and kidney issues including dyspepsia and loss of appetite. Also mentions a Danish gunboat Moen sinking and a testimonial about Foley's Honey and Tar aiding a child's bout of pneumonia.
Advertisements extol cough remedies and cold cures including Foleys Honey and Tar and Chamberlains Cough Remedy. Personal testimonials claim rapid relief for coughs, croup, and lung troubles, with endorsements from residents like W. Wockner and Mrs Mary Bird. Deer and mouse counts in Minnesota are reported alongside a general call for immediate, safe relief.
Gen F Benedict from Decatur claims a former Bright's Disease diagnosis was mistaken after using Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. He says three months illness improved with one bottle and he now recommends the product to friends and strangers. Sold by T. Buras.
A store patron touts Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a fast winter cold remedy and laxative. Chicago physician Dr. Mary R. Melendy endorses Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for obstinate coughs, noting safety and universal relief, with sale details at L Burns drugstore.
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