Girl's Gingham Dress Featured at Fifty Cent Pair Sale
Ad copy lists a girl's gingham dress at 50 cents per pair and 39 cents in a two for 25 cent style. The offer mentions bargains on clothing items with low prices and a note of quantities like twenty five dollars and twenty five cents.
Local Personal Notes and Visits in Sullivan County
Community gossip lists visiting relatives and entertainers, confirmations at St Marys, university and Purdue ties, and family births, engagements, and health. Notables include Capt Harold Bays in Culver, Dr W H Grim address at Center Ridge, and vaudeville star Harry Sickford.
Bucklen Arnica Salve Praised for Many Ailments
An advertisement extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve as superior for cuts corns burns bruises sores sores ulcers eczema salt rheum and sore eyes cold sores chapped hands and piles. Sold for 25 cents at Joe K Smock and Son's.
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Death of Uncle Harrison Williams at Farmersburg
Uncle Harrison Williams died Sunday afternoon at his home southeast of Farmersburg after a long illness. The funeral was Monday at 1 PM at the residence conducted by Rev. A. P. Asbury. Interment followed at Mt. Olive. He leaves an invalid widow and several sons. Mrs. Etta Allen Neal is identified as a former Miss.
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Russian moth traps protect central Europe forests
New moth traps use two large reflectors over a deep receptacle with an exhaust fan to lure and capture the Russian moths. The beams illuminate distant mountainsides and reportedly caught three tons of moths in the first test.
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