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Newspaper
Troy Troy Times
Location
Troy, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1909
Page
2
A hometown note thanks Sassafras for kind words as Miss Rosa Kilwenhold stays with her parents in Troy. The Times notes J W Brigvemann and district No 2 road supervisor comments on advisory board clinics using too much town funds. The writer asks Briggemann for an estimate.
A local letter questions the use of funds for district roadwork at Froehlich Hill foots and reports horses sinking in mud. The writer asks where money is going and urges other residents, identified as scribes of the Pines, to respond to the supervisor's inaction.
An advertisement claims Foley's Midney Remedy helps men past fifty with enlarged prostate gland common in the elderly. A Kentucky reader says his father suffered kidney and bladder issues and avoided surgery after using the remedy, with multiple bottles reportedly easing symptoms.
Several youths from the area spent Sunday in nearby towns. Families, including Katherine Schwedfer and the Docar and family, report visiting relatives and photographing items for an upcoming rainy spell.
Farmers and mechanics are advised of common injuries and how to treat them with a liniment. The notice highlights sprains, muscle soreness, and rheumatic pains, noting the product’s value for immediate pain relief and potential blood toxicity risks if misused.
Local notes report Miss Mary Divnner and Miss Mee Crowsner among attendees at a missionary rally and baptisms near Newebornville. Nine baptisms were recorded at New Hope with families present on Sunday.
The article notes continued meetings at Lilly Dale Christian church with great interest and large crowds. Local residents including J. Ki Walters and families attended services in the area Sunday while Rev. Bell travels to Pilgrim's Chapel near Derby.
Fragmentary notice suggests a promotional claim about wealth thresholds and a health remedy with vague pricing. The readable text conveys a supposed value of fifty thousand dollars and mentions diarrhoea treatment, but specifics are missing and details are unreliable.
Mosby social roundup mentions a St Mark's church event Sunday with attendance noted. Welton Musty visits Bell City while Florence Stephens stays with sister Mrs Kiner Mosby. Also referenced are Pilward Curssidy and Lone Chaves from Ranger and an unclear note about health remedies for kidney and bladder issues.
The article notes a well attended desretion of el idrenus dayout at Union Chapel Limediay with praise for the event. It mentions Chord Bioner holding the banner field in Spencer county, Wheat o’s section looks strong, Voyleos near Grandview raised a large O, and Weaver organ at Porter's piano parlors. Mis daughter Deut ries excels in music as locals question what happened to the new traction project.
A fragmentary rural note recalls prophecy and brighter days ahead plus local items about telephone lines extending to Cumberland and near Creeks. It mentions Dr J B Literine and McCallister blacksmith, social events at St Marks, and various neighbors with brief notices and a hinted public interest in new communications.
Fulda residents report visits from Tony Turin of Oscemstere and Marin Boehm with Miss Rosa of New Boston. Hobert Sergi returned from Owensboro after carpentry work. John Tieler touring Owensboro this week. A New Boston guest arrived Sunday with remedies. a cherry picking party went out Sunday. Mr and Mrs Pard Window and son George of Maring PHT spent Sunday with local families.
Mothers troubled by sore nipples may find relief by applying Chamberlains Salve immediately after nursing. Wipe away residue with a soft cloth before allowing the baby to nurse again. Many trained nurses report best results with this salve. For sale by T. T. Gaesser and Snyder Drug Co.
Remarkable stomach and liver relief attributed to Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. A man who spent over two thousand dollars on treatments was cured after using a few boxes priced at 95 cents. Free samples at Snyder Drugs Co and T. T. Gaesser.
Merv Kennedy and Mies Kennedy and Mrs Sara Wetzel exile on Meo and Mrs Ernst Frey visit relatives here. Rev Overbeek to speak next Sunday at 7 30 pm on The ideal Young Man. Foley’s Honey and Tar promoted for persistent coughs with warning against untried remedies.
Analona Qrande Jares visits relatives in New Albany while Gandia Peteun enjoys a pleasant visit with her sons Pete and Joel last week. Mike Sprinkle and wife host Pete Holavu Saturday, a bath at 300 Demonis band. Ales Won and Aclers, previously ill, inspect a creek. Uncle Joe dhirhaville visits son Gaegoee Monday evening. A family member died last week at the farm of Mr oumd Aten Pon Loedier. A newborn arrives and a baptism is planned at Winding Branch next Sunday. Allure Kinddy invited to attend.
Miss Eliaser of near die is staying in Pell City. Mosses Charles Ray and Will Badger left Tuesday for Chartie Texas. Mr and Mrs John Weller and five sons visited Ales Herman in Tell City. Hernan Wiese bought a new buvey from buberhard Schnell last week. A crowd of PA youths joined a day of fishing near Jones. The Pines per year.
A fragmented social note records visits among residents including Miss Clara Dauby, Mayne, Maggie Goftinet, and Miss Ethel Vicks, with mentions of Mugene Dupont and Henry Deville and their families visiting or being visited in the community.
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