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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1903
Page
6
Testimony from Benterville Virginia claims Dr King s New Discovery cured three year bronchitis after using a few bottles. Advertises relief for lung and throat troubles including consumption pneumonia and grip. Guaranteed by C E Elliott druggist. One bottle free, regular sizes 0c and 1.00.
An advertising note promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as restoring kidney health. Sold by John Gift ford with emphasis on kidney reliability and health improvement.
A compact note highlights the routine use of the Good Faith cigar, described as delivering the same sweet smoke daily, suggesting a habitual habit or column item about a preferred brand and daily enjoyment.
All ladies desiring tailor made dress skirts drop skirts walking skirts wash skirts and under skirts are invited to view New York styles and samples. Call and select and leave your order. Skirts guaranteed satisfactory at Cor 3rd and California streets.
Mrs S H Newson of Decatur Alabama endured three years of indigest ion stomach and bowel pain with no relief from doctors. She credits Electric Bitters with a miraculous improvement and complete recovery, claiming it treats liver kidney stomach and bowel troubles.
The text outlines passenger train routes on the Chicago Union Pacific Western Line with daily and second daily services. It mentions ticket sales through agents and lists figures like W. B. Koiskern and P. T. M. Chicago. There are surrounding ads for health tea and shoes from local vendors and a note about Huntington line at Pearson's lumber yard.
A Salem Missouri man Robert R Watts writes that five years of kidney disease left him wasting away. After visits to leading physicians and various remedies he used Foley's Kidney Cure and after less than two bottles was completely cured and now healthy. Sold by John Gif
Skip flames and smoke risk with Liquid Meat Smoke now sold in Gregory. Aiming to improve home smoking, buyers can use this product as a safer alternative to traditional charcoal smoke methods.
This week’s issue consists of type copies sent out free of charge funded by Sheridan merchants. Readers may receive samples for several weeks and are encouraged to enroll for subscriptions at the News office. Locals mention visits and family news including Rayme Kimmack, Chas Haskett, Pearl Wood, Minnie Stahl, Richard Moon, Rosa McDonald, Walter Wood, and Bertha Mendenhall among others.
An exploration notes how nations appear closer in today’s world and examines the pace of geopolitical and cultural proximity compared with past decades. The piece traces communication, travel, and information flows that reshape international relations and perceived distance.
The Chicago Record Herald provides far reaching foreign coverage with reporters in major world cities and access to the New York Herald foreign service and the Associated Press. It notes unmatched facilities for covering events in Europe Asia Africa Australia South America and distant islands.
A period advertisement extols Head's Sarsaparilla as a medicine that revitalizes the weak and debilitated. It claims the remedy builds up the whole system, enhances daily vigor, and converts existence into life, urging readers to use the product for stronger health and well being.
R F D No 25 notes the bitter cold as boys plow with overcoats. Bird Jarrett seen plowing. he says it’s hard on the horse. Frank Jarrett remains in poor health. Bird accompanies him to Martinsville for treatment. John Young still suffers a sore throat. Miss Hester Leach visits Miss Ona Jarrett. they attended Sheridan Sunday. Sheridan boys teased country folks, Bert Kincaid among them. Two Sheridan boys visited. narrator recalls watching them at the gate. Alva Shelby and wife Moses Garker and Columbus Hand visited Bird Jarrett Sunday. The Red Men gave a good show Sunday evening with a talk from Brother Hodson.
Health remarks note Miss Della Smith improving after illness. Local social items describe Sunday church visits and dinners: Joe Wilson and companion at Ridge Chapel with T. J. Small family. Ollie Wiles couple hosted Mrs. Will Belles and Mrs. Eliza Small. Uncle Jesse Small at East Union Chapel aged g1 attending services. Cyrus Johnson and wife hosted Rev. A. P. Buck and Rev. Frank Burns with Grace Miller. George Small hosted Thomas Baker and wife plus the Gunn and Burton sisters.
Crowds filled Ridge Chapel for Crandestown quarterly meetings with strong interest. Rev. A D Buck of Indianapolis preached on Water Baptism. Three new members joined Sunday night and four were immersed at baptism services on Sunday evening.
A brief public health note urges balanced care for the elderly, warning against both harsh treatment and excessive coddling. It extols gradual support to sustain vital processes, mentions Laxative Compound and Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for digestion, and advertises Foley's Kidney Cure and medical ads from C. E. Ellis.
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