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Newspaper
Otterbein Sun
Location
Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1901
Page
2
Local items include Waddell's illness, Ward & Foster's sale event, and Tippecanoe fair attendance. Reports cover farming, visiting relatives, and bids for the Adams Conference. Amateur racing results and a lost key incident at the post office add to the community mosaic.
Henry Watson visited the Wea farm last week to inspect crops. The late rains barely affected the corn harvest, which arrived late. Mrs Laura Bingham announces fall hats on display. Brook reports fire Friday night destroyed a residence occupied by Dr Chatiie. Brook Reporter will be released next week due to new press installation.
The Record Herald's Sunday issue features illustrated special articles by noted writers Wm. F. Curtis Clara Morris Bob Burdett and Frank G. Carpenter. It includes women’s topics fashion home economy art drama and a sporting section with Lim Murnane Malachy Regan Will Logan Jr and L. E. Cavalier. The children’s page comic section and other departments round out the edition.
Multiple farm properties offered with details on acres pasture and tillable land, soil quality and improvements. Listings include 990 acres two miles south of Silverwood, 180 acres bottom land, 0 acres upland, and 150 acres near Silverwood with good improvements. Prices range from 40 to 75 per acre with grain rent terms to purchaser where noted.
A reader from Bagnell Missouri praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after three years of bronchitis and sleepless nights. He credits his recovery to the medicine obtained by his wife and notes it is sold by L Barns.
Corey Johnson, a 60 year old farmer from Wilkesbarre County Pennsylvania, claims he is the only man in the area who never rode on steam cars and plans to break his record by traveling to the Pan American Exposition.
Lawyer EB Munday of Henrietta Texas recounts persuading his ill brother to try Electric Bitters. He praises the remedy for curing malaria indigestion and liver kidney issues, claiming it saved his brother and promotes overall health. Burns' drug store sells bottles for 50 cents.
The passage notes little difference between making good and poor butter with identical motions. The key distinction lies in timing every step correctly to achieve quality butter. The idea emphasizes the importance of proper timing over technique alone.
A New Albany resident credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving a long bicycle trip after sudden diarrhoea. The user bought a bottle on two occasions and reports full recovery after one or two doses. Sold by Lauras.
A series of farm parcels valued from 20 to 1721 4 acres describe land with cultivation, timber, and black soil qualities. Offers include houses, barns, orchards, stock farm potential, and a flour mill. Prices range from 20 dollars per acre to 40 dollars per acre with terms and trade options. Sun office Otterbein Indiana provides contact details for further information.
The note cites Mrs Lincoln praising King s New Discovery for pneumonia and a Dr King s product said to cure throat chest and lung diseases with trial bottles offered at Burns drug store It also includes Geo W Lane Pewamo Michigan praising Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for indigestion noting full recovery and willingness to pay if it fails This compilation reflects early 20th century patent medicine advertising with testimonial claims.
According to the pure food people grated nutmegs from Connecticut made of nice pine wood are no merry jest.
Josh Westhafer of Loogoutee Indiana praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a remedy for stiff joints and muscle pains claiming it saved him from becoming a cripple. At five dollars a bottle the salve is sold by L Burns. Canada reports a census result: 45,300,000 total population, up 9.7 percent in ten years, a growth rate under half that of the United States.
Champaign Illinois writes of a year long hacking cough thought to be consumption. The patient sought many remedies and physician care before using Raley's Toney and Car Itcuredine, reporting no trouble since. Scientists study snails for their unusual sympathetic activities and intelligence.
An old clipping promotes Foley’s Kidney Cure for health, plus DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve for skin issues. It rails at Cats, burns ulcers and wounds, and praises Rocky Mountain Tea for mothers and children. A farmer recalls a odd pasture request about cows and blackberries.
A fragmentary note describes a tonic named begand claimed to cure dyspepsia and indigestion with a reference to its ingredients and alleged healing power. The text credits T. Burns and mentions various non-specific medical claims without clear details.
A description lists Gena Pakner as a leading commander in India with references to Prous Mau es yoni and minstuche, mentioning achingly large stature and involvement in local affairs amid vague terms and unclear roles.
An ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a powerful tonic turning weakness into energy and mental power. The copy claims health benefits and urges purchase from druggists, noting a Mr. Lentz plans to leave China and avoid taking the pills with gin.
Norris Silver of North Stratford New Hampshire bought Minute Minute Cough Cure for a cough described as a case of the brome. After two more bottles the patient nearly recovered as doctors suggested. GL Burns of Beaumont Texas touts Western Union poles reaching 159 feet above the river on both sides near Nectes river.
Chas Replogie of Atwater was unable to work due to kidnap trouble but reports recovery after using Foley's Kidney Cure. Laures
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