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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1900
Page
8
The article discusses correcting stuttering through patient persistent practice and deep inhalations to smooth speech. It notes a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Dell with guests Mr. and Mrs. Robbins and mentions Dr. Kay's Renovator advertised as a cure sold by John Gifford at druggists for 25 cents.
An advertisement notes a closeout sale of fall and winter millinery at low prices. It promises real bargains, urges readers to visit, and mentions Dr Kay’s Renovator and various remedies sold by local dealers. The item also lists social visits and thanksgivings among residents, plus a cough remedy from John Gifford.
A group of friends and relatives gathered Tuesday evening to celebrate Mr Roscoe Bragg turning 24. Guests included Mrs Mary Davenport Mr and Mrs A O Brage Mrs Della Jessup and children and Mr Stovey Wheeler. After a supper they departed with best wishes for many more pleasant surprises.
Advertisement asserts Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil cures diseases caused by imperfect digestion by restoring stomach and bowel function. It promises a free sample and notes the genuine product bears a picture, with a price of one dollar at druggists, Scott & Bowne, chemists in New York.
Jacob Pritsel the tailor, in a big woolen house deal, offers goods 25 cents to 1.50 cheaper per yard than thirty days ago, with hundreds of patterns for suits and overcoats. Central Indiana Telephone Co. sells high grade lamps at 25 cents until Jan 1 1901. Mrs G T Palmer and children visited Mrs J C Jackson. Mrs Albert Dillon hosted a quilting gathering with several ladies including Mrs D A Smith and others.
Mrs JF W Kercheval entertained her sister Mrs Edna Cammack and her mother Mrs Mary Cammiack of Deming on Monday. A natural effect of free delivery is better highways. In locating routes the road condition is key and many petitions are denied when mud makes travel unsafe. Now petitions often include pledges by county commissioners to improve roads as the new system grows.
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