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Newspaper
Troy Troy Times
Location
Troy, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1909
Page
3
Woods Liver Medicine in liquid form regulates the liver relieves sick headache constipation stomach kidney disorders and acts as a gentle laxative. It is recommended for jaundice chills fever and malaria with tonic effects felt after the first dose. A $1.00 bottle contains 212 times as much as the 50c size. Sold by Snyder Drug Co.
Be up to date and buy toilet soaps at Snyders with guarantee. The Ivy Stores offer a one fourth off sale on all ladies misses and childrens jackets for the month with emphasized pricing and satisfaction promise.
Town and countryside readers praise a home made mixture said to cure rheumatism kidney trouble and urinary issues. The recipe mixes Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Kargon and Compound Sarsa parilla with water and a teaspoon after meals and at bedtime. Drug stores stock ingredients and a local druggist notes many customers swear by it.
Happy Ridge resident John B. Wolgedorn improves from illness as Bell Chapel holds services led by Rev. Oneal and W F Meunier. John Peckinpaugh and wife visit A J Peckinpaugh's home. W F Meunier hauls lots to Casper Hagedorn's sawmill. Wheat prospects are poor though prices are high. Dr. Lucas remains in Evansville. Cray Heap.
Wanted Success Magazine seeks a man in Perry County to manage expiring subscriptions and gain new business by effective methods. Position permanent with salary $1.50 per day plus commission option. Apply with references to R. Peacock Room 102 Success Magazine Bldg New York.
John Meehan announces a new Main Street shop offering gents furnishings dry goods and novelty items. He remains agent for Kalin Bros tailor made suits and invites friends to visit for prepaid ready service.
A Telegram asking readers to choose Foley's Honey and Tar over unknown remedies urges trusting the genuine product. It claims no harmful drugs, cures obstinate coughs and colds, and promotes purchasing from T. T. Gaesser, the local druggist.
BL. Huff travels to New Boston this week to see his son Hat Huff, engaging in a family visit and local affairs.
An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a mild pleasant laxative. It offers free samples through Caillat T.T. Gaes ser's or Snyder Drug Co. and highlights their gentle action and reliable cathartic effect.
An advertisement promotes Bees Laxative Cough Syrup by Snyder Drug Co. It claims instant relief for coughs colds croup whooping cough hoarseness and bronchial troubles and says it clears head and throat. The product is gentle enough as a laxative and should be kept in the house for children.
Fencing rises as a society fad in Washington with several expert women. Champion amateur fencer Miss Miche Loni leads the United States. Daughters of Mr. T. P. Shonts, Miss Katherine Berry, and Baroness Moncheur are noted as skilled. Miss Chenowith, Senator Foraker’s secretary, is also an expert swordswoman.
A testimonial from Casimer Wolkush of Wisconsin says two doses of Foley’s Orino Laxative relieved a three year old’s severe constipation and high fever, with the next morning’s fever gone and the child entirely well. Available from T T Gaes ser.
A Franklin Inn editor quips that many millionaires intend to become writers, while John Luther Long counters that many writers have long aimed to be millionaires, but success remains elusive.
The Cloverport and Evansville coast packet Gazelle runs Monday Wednesday Friday mornings and returns Tuesday Thursday Saturday nights. schedule shows consistent weekly passage pattern along the coast.
Sold on a guarantee and satisfaction assured I W Grass Troy Ind advertises milch cows for sale. The notice touts bargains on a 10 cent counter and a sorment of enameled ware inviting customers to come and see at The Ivy Stores.
Coughs from la grippe can lead to pneumonia. Foley's honey and tar stops the cough and aids lung healing so serious outcomes are unlikely. Genuine product in a yellow package with no harmful drugs. Sold by T. T. Gaesser, the Druggist.
A compact anthology quotes King on suffering and giving, Elen Kay on decisive action, and Huxley on the futility of hesitation. The lines pair reflections on life learning suffering and love with encouragement to act.
Diseases of the skin including eczema and tetter are marked by itching and smarting. Chamberlain's Salve gives quick relief and has cured many cases. Sold by Snyder Drug Co and T T Gaes. Also offers 10 cent talcum and Foley Honey and Tar for coughs. Snyder's stocks Rex Stock Food with a free veterinary book. A college scholarship offer is advertised by Robert J Sherlock at 29 31 East 22d Street New York City.
At the Press Club of Chicago Alyah Milter Kerr defends a costly umbrella, recounting how a stranger briefly used a borrowed item before Kerr reclaimed it. The tale unfolds amid banter about a mounted fish and silk umbrella, with a sly wink at Woodward’s antics and a stray musky on display.
A quip warns that talkative men lose in silence while a soap maker faces neighborly setbacks. Women with no confidants chew gum to keep jaws from rusting, and a boastful man is undone by his own speech about abilities.
A collage of humorous vignettes and editorial quips from a small-town newspaper. Notes on a horse waking a chicken, reflections on marriage and Cupid, gender roles, and editor obituaries. brief jokes about newspapers and social mores punctuate the page.
A humorous note cites the old saying about clothing aiding presence in cold weather and claims a girl may be upset if a young man presumes she would not mind a kiss. The Chicago News mentions a health journal article titled Stow to Lig When Asleep and offers tips on prompting truthfulness while awake.
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