Rexall Remedies Enter Springfield Enterprise Spark
A Springfield notice promotes Rexall Remedies from United Drug Co and The Rexall Store with dealer Leo Haydon as local guarantor of quality and refunds, stressing strong 300 remedy line and direct-to-retail supply, promising freshness and no middleman costs. Also notes local events, fires, births, and a pharmacy sales push in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydon
United States
O Ae
United Drug Co
Mass
America
Rexall
Springfield
Leo Haydon
Local Notices From Obscure Kentucky Legals and Sunday Events
Wesley Bohon sells to Sandy Kelly one son and seven pigs for 40 dollars. Bud Hurst buys a three year old combined harness and saddle mare for 125 dollars. Rev Pinkston preached at Hopewell to a large crowd. Mrs. Sam Reed buried at Hopewell after dying in Lawrenceburg. J F Black and Mrs. J. W. Black hosted guests near Ebenezer WV. Nichols shows slow improvement. A A Wood and Mrs Marshall Dean visited J. B. Wheeler’s family. Bryant Taylor hosted Sunday guests. Augustus Claunch preached at Bo thon ME church. R Hall and Melinda shopped in Harrodsburg. Cool weather and cut worms reduce farmer crops. Attendants at Mrs Fam Reoj funeral from Big North included 26 Jenkins and Leota, Mr Ava Burton, J W Black, Meg James, Chris J W, and Barney Brit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Black
Sandy Kelly
Bud Hurst
Kavanaugh Domaine
Pinkston
Hopewell
Sam Reed
Lawrenceburg
G. G. Robinson
Ebenezer
Nichols
A. Wood
Marshall Dean
Wheeler
Bryant Taylor
John R. Hall
W. W Nichols
Nancy Johnson
Lud Pinkston
Duganswile
Augustus Claunch
Bo‘thon
Dol R. Hall
Melinda
Harrodaburg
Fam Reoj
Big North
Jenkins
Leota
Ava
E.R. Burton
J. W. Black
Mies Meg James
Chris J. W
Barney Britwas
Britton Bride Heads to Oklahoma Then California for Home
J. W Britton's bride departed last week for Oklahoma and thence to California to establish their future home. Mrs. Joe Ramsdell of Dayton Ohio, visiting local friends and relatives, will return home next week accompanied by her.
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J. W Britton
Oklahoma
California
Joe Ramsdell
Dayton, O
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin touted as indigestion cure
An advertisement claims peppermint lozenges charcoal and generic remedies only relieve indigestion briefly. It promotes Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a superior tonic that strengthens stomach and bowel muscles, cures constipation and liver issues, and is available for 50 cents per bottle with medical advice offered by Caldwell.
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Dr. Caldwell
Ae Caldwell
Locust Grove Social Notes Reflect Rural Ties and Visits
In Locust Grove a flurry of visits and movements fills the week as E M Leachman visits grandparents in Fairfield while Mrs Della Gregory stays with relatives at Danville and Somerset. Ed Jones and family visited his sister Mrs Tom Baker, W P Merritt and wife returned from Mt Zion, Miss Anna Joel shopped in Springfield, and many Leachman and Litsey families hosted or joined gatherings at Springfield and surrounding towns.
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E. M. Leachman
Fairfield
Della Gregory
Danville
Somerset
Ed Jones
Tom Baker
W. P. Merritt
Mt. Zion
Anna Joel
Springfieia
Messrs
B. B. Leachman
Sterling ‘Thompson
Broomfield
Lilian Leachman
Massiue Edgerton
D. K Litsey
Springfield
B. L. Linsey
Sallie Gregory
Yankey
Colin Campbell
Texas
Lloyd Colvin
Everett
Finkston
Lawrenceburg
L. Reed
Clarence Adams
Frederickstown
Hugh Leachman
Sue Edgerton
Charlie Litsey
Leachman
Ends Winters Troubles Bucklen Arc Salve
Winter brings frost bites chapped skin and sores but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve relieves burns boils cuts and sprains. A trial proves its healing power. Only 25 cents at Haydon Roverto n.
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Bucklen
Haydon & Rovertaon
Fatal Accident at New Hope Saw Mill
Mr Will Morris employed at J R Berry s saw mill near New Hope fell upon a running saw possibly due to fainting or heart attack, his neck severed from his body. He survived by three brothers and two sisters in the community, funeral held at his brother George Morris s home, interment in New Hope cemetery. Bardstown Standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Morris
J. R. Berry
New Hope
Mesers
John
Joe
George Morrie
George Morris
Bardstown
Elliott and Blanche Carpenter wed at Rev Hatchett home
ENIDO W B Elliott married Miss Blanche Carpenter on Wednesday May 27 at Rev Hatchett's home. Friends wish them a long prosperous life. Elizabeth Cocanougher of Washington county visits grandmother Mrs W T Arnold. Several baptisms held at Jenkinsville with sixteen baptized and a large crowd. Mrs G W Crain improving after months of illness. Bill Reynolds improves. Bigar Webb bought horse from J B Crain. Sunday School at Beech Grove and prayer meeting Thursday. Henry Young reports sawing 50 000 feet of lumber in two weeks. New tobacco barns rising. local tobacco plants small. Woodson Elliott injured at sawmill by flying timber. not serious. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets praised. sold by all druggists.
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W. B. Elliott
Blanche Carpenter
Hatchett
Elizabeth Cocanougher
Washington County
W. T. Arnold
Boyle Young
Edgar Webb
Maggie Coyla
May Young
Jenkinsville
G. W. Crain
Bill Reynolds
Bigar Webb
J. B. Craina
Beech Grove
Henry Young
Woodson Elliott
Like a Bird Glenn Curtiss Flight From Albany to New York
Glenn H Curtiss completed a record long distance flight covering 137 miles from Albany to New York City at an average speed of 55 mph. He earned a $10,000 prize offered by the New York World as part of a world record attempt and carried a claim of record height and speed in a test. A vendor note then references a separate drug claim about a refund policy and a bottle usage instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn H. Curtiss
Albany
New York City
Curtiss
New York
One Million Drunkards in Society
Dr Delaney Carter of the New York Medical Society for the study of Narcotics presented in New York that one million people are confirmed inebriates. He noted one third die yearly from drink, while new recruits replenish the ranks, making the total enrollment of a million. He urged institutions for treatment education and all legal restraints.
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New York
Delaney Carter
Berlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Endorsed
Advert says the remedy cured and saved lives with worldwide approval. Claims no other medicine matches its effectiveness for diarrhoea and bowel complaints. Promotes Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and notes general approval and widespread sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlain
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