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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1906
Page
6
The store promotes a broad range of children's goods and educational books from 5¢ to 60¢, including Waterman self filling fountain pens from 2 to 3, and an elegant doll assortment. It invites comparisons of goods and prices and promises high value for shoppers visiting the shop.
The article notes frequent stomach pains and aches in children, attributed to pin worms. It states kids lack strength to fight symptoms without relief medicine.
Laxatio Syrup Pepsin billed as an unfailing harmless cure for worms stomach and bowel troubles for babies children and adults. One dose restores health and vigor with a money back guarantee. Offers free booklet and sample by mail and lists other home made products and a shop for rent on north Main Street Allen Linton handles inquiries.
The American Bank Note Company wins a government stamp contract to print twenty seven million postage stamps per day beginning February 1, 1907. The Bureau of Engraving and Printing bid close to cost but is outbid by five and a half cents per thousand on large stamps and less on ordinary sizes. The company, long involved in stamps and bank notes, is ready to fulfill the huge order after past plant expansions and international work.
Health officials warn that diphtheria remains widespread in the state and urges detection of mild, membraneless cases. It recommends throat and nose testing for diphtheria germs, throat spray treatment, and keeping contagious individuals away from children to prevent spread.
WE Swatford and wife entertained C A McNealand family at dinner Sunday. Juo J McWkinzie hosted Thanksgiving guests John R McHinzie Ernest Mills Chas Starbuck and Floss Quakenbush. Souvenir spoons offered for $1.00 by J L Hastings. Elma Swafford returned home after a visit. On Dec 16 the Christian church Auxiliary to Co W E M will hold exercises with National President Mrs H C Moses delivering the address.
Federal offices at Lawton Oklahoma begin accepting bids on a half million acres known as the big pasture in the Kiowa Comanche and Apache reserves. Bids must meet minimum per acre and be signed with address, with deposits and a later drawing for award.
A Good Faith Cigar direct sales arrangement announces product sold straight from the factory. The notice emphasizes factory direct sourcing and delivery arrangements.
A New Jersey high school prank ends with the janitor confessing he moved the bust of George Washington to shield it from rain damage. The principal imposes public confession as the only punishment and dismisses the school.
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