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Newspaper
Stinesville Review
Location
Stinesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1901
Page
2
The Review weekly publication lists W. B. Harris and Jane Staley as local editors. Subscription per year is 50 cents, indicating a small, community oriented newspaper pricing and management.
Elletsville items report Kemp and con returning to Frankton, Dr Harris's survey for his pony, and a Spencer trip for recreation on the river. Wheat harvest nears, oats heading out, and dairy cows for sale. Bloomington visitors, church events, court changes, and local ads fill the page with community notices and brief updates.
Lis Drinking Time urges enjoying our cream soda any time not just when thirsty. It claims the soda is not ordinary and that its deliciousness satisfies, requiring high quality fountain supplies, ample ice, skill, and conscience in preparation. It also asserts the drink earns little profit but wins friends.
John W. O’Harrow of Bloomington Indiana reports severe hall and wind damage in Monroe County from a Thursday evening storm that swept Ellville and surrounding areas in a southerly direction, damaging properties along the path.
An old advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as nerve food to feed nerves troubled by neuralgia and irritability. It promises fat from daily diet aided by the emulsion for full cure, citing Pearl Street New York and a 3, 305 all waits line.
Countywide telephone expansion reaches Bloomington with eight lines to key towns including Ellettsville Stinesville and Fairfax headquarters of the Se Telephone Co Cur ell as a manager. Lines connect Rens Creek Smithville Painstown Hine Limestone Harrodsburg and Bloomington Mitch from the south line via Fats exchange to Bloomington. The system is largely patron owned. Foley's Honey and Tar is promoted for early consumption cures and relief. Mrs Verdue of Bloomington announces closing her millinery business and selling stock at cost. A Bloomington resident reports kidney disease relief after Foley's Kidney Cure.
Geo K Cary editor of the Guid ea reports severe ankle sprain relief after using Chamberlain’s Pain Balm with a speedy cure. Sold by W P Sandy. Mournington council grants hot water heating franchise with plant work to start by Oct 1. J B Steele home Sunday. Foley’s Kidney Cure praised by WIlliam Woodard of Decatur Iowa for kidney trouble. one dollar bottles effective. N L Rice Son Ellettaville F J Phillips Stinesville. Lawyer J B Wilson in town on business. Mrs Vanessa Kakin visited at
The item notes a table number 3 and a date 1901 with unclear terms suggesting an effective date or term. Marei 81 appears as a name or id, but context is fragmentary. Further readable details would clarify the action, party, or jurisdiction involved.
Mr W o Whedon of Winterset Iowa recalls a carpenter troubled with diarrhoea who used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Morrrhoea Remedy after hearing of his cure. One dose ended his trouble and he returned to work. Also noted is Dewitts Witch Hazel Salve curing a long standing facial sore in a Potrsmouth Va man over 80.
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