Otterbein weekly paper notices and subscription ad
OCR fragment shows The Sun edited by W B Hom rig in Otterbein with weekly publication and post office registry. It mentions subscription terms and rates, indicating a local newspaper notice.
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Newspaper
Otterbein Sun
Location
Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1901
Page
1
OCR fragment shows The Sun edited by W B Hom rig in Otterbein with weekly publication and post office registry. It mentions subscription terms and rates, indicating a local newspaper notice.
The Lana S Association promotes a state wide Sunday School week to unite religious forces. Nights in every village town and city will host popular talks and a house to house visitation. Aimed at engaging over a million people in Indiana to discuss moral and religious issues. Notable speakers include Pearces from Chicago and Trax from Detroit. The event runs October 21-27 with elaborate school awareness activities.
A farmer explains the hay derrick used to lift clover and straw with limited barn space. The article details a frame 8 feet by 6 feet base, 10 feet high, a 21 foot pole, and a 17 foot boom, noting pulleys and rope to hoist hay.
Local notes report Lan Menonis on the grand jury and corn cutting season for farmers. Frequent visits, travel to expositions, and family updates thread through the week. Promotions for the Great Majestic Range with bake demos dominate the local store’s newspaper page.
The listing describes dozens of tracts near Veedersburg Cates Tid and Silverwood Indiana. Acres range from 20 to 240 with water access, timber, and improvements including houses barns and orchards. Prices span 25 to 150 per acre, with many notes on soil, drainage, and cultivation.
A Bagnell Missouri man, W 5 Brock, credits Chamberlain cough medicine with relief after three years of bronchitis and sleepless nights. The note also mentions ships and air travel as dangerous but not widely accepted until safer methods appear.
E B Munday of Henriet ta Texas says his brother nearly died from malaria and jaundice until Electric Bitters, used until death, saved his life. The remedy is advertised to expel malaria aid digestion purify blood regulate liver kidneys and bowels and cure various ailments for 50 cents at Burns’ drug store.
A Machias Maine widow faced a dread night as doctors warned of possible death from pneumonia before morning. Mrs H Lincoln urged Dr King’s New Discovery which she credits with saving her life and curing consumption, leading to a full night’s sleep.
The quote urges avoiding ruin from both sides during a strike and calls for public intervention to stop such conflicts. It emphasizes the danger of retaliatory violence and the need for restraint in a tense labor dispute.
F L Taylor of New Albany Bradford county Pa recalls two incidents where Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy cured severe dysentery and diarrhea. He credits the editor Ward of the Laceyville Messenger for recommending the dose that saved his bicycle trip and later restored his health during a near collapse. Sold by Lauro's Drug.
A messy OCR list details multiple farms near Kingman and Veedersburg Indiana for sale. Highlights include a 140 acre tract northeast of Kingman with barns and timber, a 175 acre farm with a two room house and orchard, and other parcels offering timber, meadow, and stock facilities. Prices range from about 40 to 80 per acre with terms noted.
A Champaign reader, C Anger of Maplest, recounts coughing for a year and fearing consumption. After trying many remedies and doctors he used Foley’s Honey and Tar, which he says cured him and left no further trouble. Also, a tip notes that a fresh egg has a small air bubble at the large end and a large bubble indicates it’s unsafe.
A mishmash of patent medicine pitches touts Bucklin's Arnica Salve for burns and skin eruptions, Roley's Kidney Cure, and DeWitt's Hazel Salve. Mentions Pullman porters debating wage tips, Butter flavor from dryer salts, and Rocky Mountain Tea for mothers and children.
Medical column notes physicians widely prescribe KRoddol Dyspepsia Cure as a universal digestive aid. It claims the remedy supplies elements needed to digest all foods and to cure indigestion and dyspepsia whatever its cause. It mentions western women politicians and a forthcoming fall tow event.
Weletma expresses a wish for a better fate than defeat for Lipton. The speaker notes that even if wishing could change outcomes it would not help him.
An 1900s style ad claims Dr King’s New Life Pills cure weakness and boost energy while a political rant criticizes Schley and Bryan McKinley rhetoric. The message weaves health booster claims with partisan commentary and miscellaneous local notes.
Chas Replogle of Atwater Ohio could not work due to kidney trouble. He used Foley's Kidney Cure and reports a cure. L Bursé
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