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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1909
Page
7
A vivid catalog lists garments fabrics and prices including all wool cloths such as Sicilian cloths Satin Cassimeres and Serres 44 inches wide with discounts to 1.00 per yard. Imported Black Broadcloth 52 inches wide with chiffon finish and nap offered at reduced rates. Also diagonals corded suitings and various silks including Tussah silk Cachemere de Soie and Moire Silks with special yard prices.
Merchandise advertised includes warm blankets and bed comforts in gray and brown, sold in various sizes and styles. Offers note full German wool finished blankets and quilted comforters, fancy silkeline covers, high grade feather pillows and ticking covers, with bargain pair prices and special values.
A period advertisement touts Glorious brand suits and coats with bold claims of quick fair pricing over slow profit. It highlights wool, worsted, satin details, panel fronts, and a New York representation offering Coats and fabrics at discounted rates, urging shoppers to see styles and value before buying.
The town presents the artistic line of hats with affordable prices. A large assortment of shapes and trims offers styles to suit every purse and occasion.
Advertises cheap undergarments from Merode Tosca mills with vests pants and union suits priced from 25 cents up. Claims tariff changes did not affect orders placed earlier. Includes children's and infants’ items and equestrienne tights offered at low prices.
Visitors include Oscar Hrockus and wife with Walter T Truax and daughter from Greentown in New London over Sunday. Lon Truax moves to Kekomo this week. Ethel Woody of Tipton schools guests here. Pythian Sisters promise musical at Koh Pl hall November 16. Mrs Hazel Freeman of Osgood presents readings at Christian church tonight. Kodol Digestive Aid advertised by Swayzee Bros.
Mr and Mrs S H Whittaker of Frankfort were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs FE W Sherwin. Hoarseness in a child is a warning sign of croup. Chamberlains Cough remedy is recommended at once to prevent an attack. Sold by Dr G W Kemp.
Fragmentary notice notes visiting from Logansport and a medical ad for pills but details are unclear. It references Dr Sheopts and a warning about incomplete ferrmiia along with a pain relief tablet.
Fragmentary text describes Geo. L. Woody visiting Monday with unclear references to remedy lines and medical terms. Mentions Chamberlain's and possible legal or medical notes but details are obscured.
Marion Evans and Rev Frank Stafford traveled through southern Indiana this week seeking persimmons and possums as guests of George Johnston, a former Russitaville resident.
A historical advertisement promotes Chamber nis Cousin Remedy for cough relief. It claims quick cure and lists Dr G W Kemp as the seller, urging readers to purchase to end throat discomfort.
An advertisement promotes Kr. Shoon's Restorative for nerve and stomach issues noting relief for dyspepsia and sour stomach. It lists prices for a piano and promotes local drugstore purchase in Kokomo Indiana with testimonial style language.
Advertising sewing machines including New Home and standard makes with needles and supplies. A repairman is available at short notice from Elksenberry Bros Hardware Store. Also mentions DeWitt's Little Marty Risers and Swazce Bros products.
Postcard display featuring Russie villes scenes shown at Mrs. Woodys store showcases local views. Includes scenes likely aimed at regional visitors and collectors. Limited details available in the fragment.
If you notice fatigue, back pain or rheumatic twinges, take DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills. These antiseptic tablets act promptly and are used by thousands, sold by Swayzee Bros. in your area.
Oliver McCreary of Greentown visited over Sunday. Dr. G. W. Kemp extols Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver tablets for a pleasant purgative effect and for leaving the body and mind healthy and joyful.
A vintage notice touts Chamberlain's Liniment for sprains and bruises with claims it eases soreness and provides relief. Sold by Dro G. Woemp.
Real photographs depict Christian and Methodist churches School House and Ruszinville street scenes on Decoration Day. Cards priced at 50 cents each. An advertisement touts Sheep Health Coffee a non coffee substitute with toasted grains malt and nuts. Claims include healthful effects and quick brewing. Endorsed by Wiley Miller.
Fragmentary local notice reports Mrs J H Hawkins visiting a Ko komo area with unclear description of proposed services or products for piles soil and related uses.
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