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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1903
Page
2
The article touts Dudley Coffee grown on island soils as superior to Arabian Brazilian or Java beans. It describes unique berry shape, careful selection, and a curated blending process tested in warehouses to achieve consistent flavor and aroma, with aging and curing claims. It also asserts a special process guards against harm from overuse.
The article explains aging and curing berries before roasting and claims a perfected roasting process. It contrasts mixers and blenders, stating blending is an art and noting the Dudley’s Coffees Blender has national renown with a fourth appointment as Inspector of coffees for the United States Government.
After roasting, our coffees are cleaned by special machinery then undergo a unique process. Each ounce is hand sorted and any berry with flaws is discarded, a step we claim preserves healthful properties by removing the bad berries that cause negative effects.
A community column recounts hay harvest prospects, family visits, illness, and social gatherings. Mentions Miss Marie Clark visiting Kercheva sisters, Blanche Boone's illness, Hiatt reunion at Broad Ripple Park, Frank Hiatt in St. Louis, and multiple neighborly visits and outings around Noblesville, Sheridan, and nearby areas.
In PEGSVILLE James Lippard of Westfield finished the large tile ditch project named the Wm. H. Baker ditch this week. The community notes a parade of visits, funerals, and family gatherings with a focus on local families, farm work, and Fourth of July preparations.
Terhune holds teething events and children's exercises Sunday evening at 7:30 near Terhune with AGL invited. Miss Goldie Purdy and Blanche Freeman attend. Mrs. Warburton and daughter Freda dine with Mrs. Freeman. Rev. Slater of Lebanon visits Dr. Purdy. Millikan family from Champaign. plans to visit relatives before returning home.
A rousing Children’s Day event at the M. E. church and sermon by visiting preachers at the Friends church marked the week. Sim Fesmire grows strawberries and raises chickens. A thief attempted to enter the post office last week. Fletcher Jessup cemented his cellar. George Stephens built a large new barn south of town. Miss Mary Roberts visited Teleknon recently.
R F D No 25 reports Ora Haines at home after his school near Martinsville closed. Isaac Chance and his Westfield family visited on Sunday at Lewis Hinshaw's residence.
An old ad notes Chamberlain's Pain Balm as an antiseptic remedy that speeds healing of cuts bruises and burns without maturation. Sold by C. E. Elliott.
An advertisement offers Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy to gain weight. It promotes the product for 35 cents and lists C. E. Elliott as the seller.
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