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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1903
Page
7
A notice urges prudent households to stock Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy this season. It claims prompt results when started at first cold signs and states it is safe for children. For sale by G. W. Henp.
A Boston Herald report compares crew requirements for naval and army artillery across calibers. It notes four to five inch guns need four men, six inch six, and larger calibers up to thirteen inch use twelve on naval turrets, while army guns require more due to disappearing carriages. Eleven to twenty one men are cited for various sizes, with navy crews matching firing rates despite smaller crews.
The Twentieth Century club of young ladies met Wednesday evening at Miss Enid Maris's home. The report notes there were surprises and expectations that did not come to pass, but the gathering remained pleasant.
Mothers learn croup signs hoarseness and rough cough. Brings relief quickly when Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is given at first cough, safe and pleasant. G W Kemp sells it. Also notes on lemmings and Mme Calve in Carmen with a red skirt anecdote.
A Lincoln citizen Mr. Joan W Young reports relief from severe cough and cold after using Harts Honey and Horehound. He endorses the remedy for throat or lung issues and recommends it to others, noting personal recovery and satisfaction with the product sold by G W Kemp.
The fortune of chanteuse Mme Titiens, left to relative Peter Tietjens, remained unclaimed for decades. An 1895 order allowed assuming his death if no claim appeared after proper notice, as relatives pursued the estate. The piece also notes commodity prices for Tridium and Palladium, with values given per pound.
Fragmentary line notes some women find happiness in misery while others quit being miserable, suggesting a reflection on mood and attitude without clear context or attribution.
Beall of Beall Mississippi recites his wife’s recovery from consumption after using Dr. King's New Discovery. He notes she had symptoms last fall and after trying other remedies was fully cured with four bottles. George W. Kemp, druggist, guarantees the cure price one dollar. Trial bottles free.
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