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Newspaper
Otterbein Sun
Location
Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1901
Page
1
This Otterbein column lists social updates and church news. It notes Ed Gougar painting his West Elevation, a wedding at Dan Harrington and Ellen Grogan, and plans for St Bridget’s church near Doandington. It mentions local markets, visits, and community events with several residents and families named.
Mike Duffy and L A Moore visiters in town while Fannie Timmons visits relatives in Oxford. Miss Nellie Flanigan and Lizzie Flanigan from Lafayette call on friends. Kingman to hold another Horse Show Saturday. Messner North Side shop advertises Sun subscriptions and barber services. The Western Llorsemian editor from Tidiinapolis stayed with Ad Brown last week.
Residents Henry Burns and L Ward with John Hirzel travel to Fort Wayne on church business while Cassius Bolt and family reside at Ford’s swelling link. Wayne County public school exam schedule set for Pine Village. Local commerce includes Robinette Boothroyd building stock wagons for Charles Weigle and James Elo Marshall visiting town for business.
A collage of early 20th century ads tout Rocky Mountain Tea as a health panacea plus claims for Foley’s Kidney Cure and Banner Salve. The clippings reference druggists, the Madison Medicine Co. label, and testimonials from L Burns and others, with mentions of public figures and events.
Fragmentary ad item mentions weather inannotated places and a health claim for cold and lung remedies. It references trial bottles, druggists, and pricing details, with scattered words like Cones Colds and Lung teat ble and free trials.
Mi druggists refund the money if it cures. TE. W. Grove’s signature appears on each box. 23¢.
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