Otterbein Newspaper Subscriptions Parade
Otterbein edition of The Sun lists subscription rates for one year three months six months and individual prices. Publisher and editor B Homrig is noted.
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Newspaper
Otterbein Sun
Location
Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1901
Page
1
Otterbein edition of The Sun lists subscription rates for one year three months six months and individual prices. Publisher and editor B Homrig is noted.
Homer C. Lawson delivers the valedictory for the third class of the Company of Instruction at Hospital Novo. He extols hospital corps duty, recounts acts of bravery, and thanks officers and instructors as the group prepares to deploy across the islands.
Local notice lists Timothy hay for sale four miles east of Otterbein near Elwood. It notes a movement spreading spirituality and a bitter war against it. Also mentions a teachers association meeting in Indianapolis and various local transport promos and remedies.
An article outlines common clovers grown in Kansas, detailing Red, Mammoth, Alsike, White, Crimson varieties and lesser named clovers. It covers adaptation, sowing schedules with timothy, per acre seed mixes, and notes drought tolerance and pasture value for each type.
Mrs C W Roberts of North Creek Arkansas reports twenty years of dyspepsia with no relief until using Kadal Dyspepsia Cure. She declares she feels much better after taking the remedy and cautions others not to praise the product excessively.
A collage of 19th and early 20th century advertisements tout medicines including Rocky Mountain Tea, Foley's Kidney Cure, Banner Salve, and Pepsin. testimonials claim health benefits for kidney trouble coughs and stomach issues. Also notes Hall of Fame Park plans and a transportation policy change by the Southwestern Passenger Association.
Mrs. James Little of near Atchison has given birth to her second set of twins. The first twin pair was reportedly about eighteen months old and the second birth followed a similar pattern.
Fragments describe a man named Po ye hs recounting a sister's death and a severe lung illness. He credits Dr King s New Discovery with a dramatic recovery after months of illness. The ad promotes trial bottles free and guaranteed bottles sold by druggists.
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