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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1909
Page
4
Dorcas Society to Meet. Illnesses and Deaths Reported
The Dorcas Society will meet Tuesday afternoon at Mrs C Wadmans. Mrs Delilah Hodson lies dangerously ill at her daughter’s home in Illinois. Mrs C K Brant returned from Mulberry. Mrs Hiyesa of Elwood visited Mr and Mrs J H Hawkins. Miss Grace Brown went to be with her sister Mrs Wheeler. Mrs Earl Oale of Forest visited Mrs Kate Martin. Thomas Newlin ill with appendicitis but improving. George McKinney died at his parents’ home in Russiaville of diabetes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Society
Mrs C. & Wadmans
Delilah Hodson
Mrs. Bollin
Illinois
Grace Brown
Mrs. Wheeler
Earl Oale of
Forest
Kate Martin
George McKinney
Hame
Wm. McKinney
Russiaville
Ora Hodson
Texas
Hiram Fritz
Elsworth Rishel
Lafayette
Fred Plummer
Dale
Frankfort
Earl Vegus
Edith
Hazel Miller
Tribune
Kokomo Woman Attends Tourst Club Meeting Here
Mrs. A. G. White of Kokomo spent Wednesday with friends here and attended the Tourst Club meeting at the home of Mrs. A. H. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. White
Kokomo
A. H. Miller
Local W. C. T. U. Meeting Set at Mrs Rush Wright’s Home
Bold by Swayzee Bros. Drug Co. notes a regular meeting of the local W. C. T. U. will occur today Friday at the home of Mrs. Rush Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C.T. U
Rush Wright
Preventicn Candy Oic Cure Tablets Quick Cold Shield
Threatening fever and chills in children are eased quickly and safely with Preventicn Candy Pills. They contain no quinine and no harsh drugs. Carried in pocket or purse, Preventicn is a genuine safeguard against colds. Locally sold by Swayzee Bros. Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preventicn
Swayzee Bros
Cure products and remedies line in 1910s ad page
An assortment of patent medicines and tonics is promoted with claims of curing misery from bilious attacks to jaundice and stomach, liver, and kidney issues. Sold by local drugstores including Kemp and Swayzee Bros, with testimonials and quick relief claims. A social note mentions a gathering for Ora Hodson traveling to Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Tames
Louellen
S.C
G. W., Kemp’s Drug Store
Shoop
Swayee Bros
Drus Cu
Miss Irene Huber Returns Home From Visit
Mrs J W Burres hosted Miss Irene Huber for a week then she traveled home to Frankfort Thursday morning. The text includes garbled medical marketing about digestion products and a mis-spelled botched brand promotion by Swayee Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Huber
J. W. Burres
Frankfort
Woodmen’s Hall Big Show Next Week Attracts Entertainers
Advertisement notes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for coughs and colds with broad US use and kudos from customers. G. W. Kemp sells it. Also promotes Dr Shoop’s Croup Remedy claiming safe, non vomiting relief with no distress. Woodmen’s Hall event features Harry B. Clark’s American Entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen’s Hall
Harry B. Clark
Roup
Loominutes
Dr. Shoop
Hyyswayzee Bror
Druy Co
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Shown Free of Harmful Drugs
Secretary Wilson notes the Pure Food Law aims to warn consumers of drugs in medicines. The Cham berlain s Cough Remedy label omits chloroform opium morphine and habit forming ingredients. The remedy is praised as safe and effective and sold by G W Kemp.
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Wilson
G. W. Kemp
Lady Customers Seek Vehicle Service at Woody Bros Livery
Local notice indicates female patrons visiting town may have their vehicles serviced at Woody Bros Livery. Customers are urged to ask clerks for tickets as part of the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woody Bros. Livery
Lieuhe
It Does The Business By Mr ER BE Chamberlain
Clinton Maine resident endorses Jackien's Arica Salve claiming it heals top piles chapped hands and an old sore. The ad notes availability at G W Kemp's drug store and mentions Broadrick Riser for bread and baked goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER. BE. Chamberlain
Clinton
Maine
Jackien
G. W. Kemp
G.W. Kemp
Varying Earliest Soap Ad Also Announces Entertainers
Fever sores text promotes Chamberlains salve for chronic sores and healing. Advertisement mentions G W Kemp as seller. American Entertainers tour begins January 25 with W H Standish, Rupp, and Joe Bryant in a changing program all week.
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Harry B. Clark
W. H. Standish
Rupp
Joe Bryant
Rapps Cut Price Store Mark Down Sale Promises Value
The Rapps Cut Price Store announces a twice yearly markdown sale with excellent bargains especially in men's women and children's steady wear. A large stock of suits overcoats pantaloons cloaks coat suits and skirts must be sold before invoicing.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indian
George J. Woody
Mra C.k.brant
Mulberry
Hiyesa
Elwood
J. H. Hawkins
Thomas Newlin
Arthur
Maude Brown
Courtney Wheeler
Swayzee Bros. Drug Co
Indianapolis
THE
Swayzee Bros. Drug Store
Rhea Wright
Agt
Eva Kerr
Ola
Lola
Nennedy
Swayeee Bros
Chamberlain
United States
Pay. A. P. Woops
Aville
the Jeweler
Indiana
Ic. S. Wadn N
Broadrick & Riser
Spa
Barnatto Diamond Co
Girard Bid
Chicago
Noa
Be. D. BR
Elanger
Reg
Fridlin's
Jr. Whitesell
DeWitt
Swayzee Bros. Drus Company
W. E. Adair
the Modern Cloak & Suit Company
Coats
the Modern Cloak & Suit CO
North Main Street
Rapps Cut Price Store
Rapp
Cut Price Store
Kokomo Ind
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