Church of God Sermons and Meetings Announced
The Church of God announces preaching every alternate Sunday at 9 o clock. Sunday school at 20930 Homestead. Prayer meeting Thursday evening. All are cordially invited to attend. Joseph Runs, Pastor.
24 Sep 1896
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Newspaper
Syracuse Register
Location
Syracuse, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1896
Page
1
The Church of God announces preaching every alternate Sunday at 9 o clock. Sunday school at 20930 Homestead. Prayer meeting Thursday evening. All are cordially invited to attend. Joseph Runs, Pastor.
The Syracuse year 1396 saw strong housing activity with nine thousand two hundred fifty dollars in new cottage building costs plus repairs boosting total near eleven thousand dollars. Readers urged to note lakes and growth potential as the town eyes leadership in Kosciusko County after elections.
A compilation lists fairs across northern Indiana with venues and dates. Laporte County Fair in Laporte September 22 to 25. LaGrange County Fair in LaGrange September 22 to 25. Bremen Fair in Bremen September 29 to October 1. St Joseph County Fair in New Carlisle September 39 to October 2. Fulton County Fair in Rochester September 30 to October 4. Steuben County Fair in Angola October 6 to 9. Bourbon Fair in Bourbon October 6 to 9. Kendallville Fair in Kendallville September 28 to October 2. Noble County Fair in Ligonier October 6 to 9.
The article notes last year’s coffee import bill neared 90 million dollars with about 000, 009 pounds imported. It references a large rise in demand including a diverse group of buyers, though the text remains fragmentary about final figures and specifics.
The piece explains speed skaters need balanced training beyond racing. It describes a typical skater as short in body with a large chest and long thighs, notes weak calves from jet skates, and warns a resting arm position reduces symmetry. It advocates combining skating with other athletics to exercise arms calves shoulders and chest.
An assortment of travel rates and health ads appears. De Witt's Cones holera Cure and Little Early Risers are touted as fixes for headaches indigestion and stomach troubles. A Nickel Plate Road excursion offer covers Wisconsin Michigan and the Southwest. A Mechanics fair display shows mummified plants that stay fresh and upright after six months.
Gilad Tidings promotes Bacon's Celery King as a grand remedy for dyspepsia liver complaint rheumatism constipation and general debility. The herbal tonic claims to stimulate digestion regulate the liver and restore energy with samples free and large packages priced at 50 cents and 25 cents sold by H. Estiuck.
A vintage health ad promotes De Witt’s Cake and Cholera Cure to combat cholera morbus or diarrhoea. It claims instant results and bowel normalization, attributed to J H Moler.
A traveler claims to have found the meanest man in the world in a Virginia town. The man allegedly slept in the traveler’s room, stole trousers with about 30 dollars in a wallet, and fled with 3002 dollars in the pocket, later returning the clothes and paying 25 cents postage on a package.
A testimonial claims a daily cough remedy provides quick relief for children. Describes the product as harmless and capable of producing immediate results, attributed to Dr. H. Miller.
A remedy claims to cure all forms of headaches and habitual sick headaches. It also relieves habitual constipation by toning the bowels. Available at J.H. Miller's drug store for 50 cents or 61 cents.
A brief testimonial from J. Miller extols De Witt’s Colic and Cholera Cure as instant relief for the agony of summer complaint dysentery and diarrhoea, claiming it is a reliable remedy and a sure cure.
A Boston Traveler correspondent portrays Guanajuato as a city where space is scarce for the living and burial costs are kept low. The piece notes strict economies in interment practices and the city’s approach to disposing of the dead.
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