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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
4
Severy lady who appreciates a good magazine should send for a free sample copy and prom omentalog Address Topay's Maag AZINE, Canton, Ohia.
An advertisement from J J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio promises one hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The letter is signed by National Bank of Commerce Toledo and mentions testimonials about F J Cheney and the firm.
The fragment indicates a pricing note: Ca $1.00 per year in advance and S3.00 issued every Friday morning.
Fragmented text shows garbled phrases and unclear references about food and items. No coherent event or named entities are identifiable for a reliable summary.
William sraelgh and son, breeders of Luff Orington chickens at Neosho Walls Kansas, have recently had more nice stationary printed at this office. William Sinclair is the father of J B Sinclair of Central in this township.
The final lecture in a five part winter series featured Ash Davis, a renowned cartoonist, who presented a lively hour and a half program. His humorous yet educational drawings included evolving depictions of cigarette smoking and whiskey drinking, tied to his memories of an old farmstead and traditional religious teachings.
Advertising is a vital preliminary step to draw people into a business. Without it, customer traffic would be much lower. The piece argues the public appreciates confident ads and that effective advertising drives more business, citing lessons from a merchant in the Baltic region.
The Sed an Kansas Times Star argues Prohibition failed to curb liquor use in Kansas with per capita figures and notes literacy, jail populations, insane asylums, and public funds as indicators. It claims counties lack crime and jails empty, claiming broad state improvements allegedly from prohibition.
Boxell advocates that everyone wear his pants and invites questions. He invites public discussion on the plan and its implications for fashion and daily routines.
As this is printed a grand ball is held at the Rh. end D. hall with numerous invitations issued. A fuller list of attendees will appear in the next issue. The Indiana legislature has little to show this year and the lieutenant governor is deemed a disgrace to the state.
I express heartfelt gratitude to all neighbors and friends who were kind during my wife’s illness and death. Karl Torapson.
The family of James R. Lee expresses gratitude to kind neighbors and friends who offered help during his illness and passing. The message conveys appreciation and mentions the father’s name and familial ties.
A senior class and faculty trip to the state legislature on a February Friday yields a day of civics study and courteous access. They tour the House and Senate, meet Hon. J. E. Riley and Senators Strange and Shiveley, attend sessions, enjoy a noon meal at the English Hotel, and gain insight into education and law through guided discussions and briefings.
Lingrel visits Corey and Pileingtons store to discuss porch furniture options and availability. The meeting centers on outdoor seating and weatherproof materials suitable for a front porch setup.
The school hosts an art exhibit in the new building from March 16 to 22 featuring 200 direct reproductions of world masterpieces. A small admission fee funds pictures to decorate the rooms. proceeds support the project and a continuing art fund. Chinamel at Corey Pilkingtons for floors and wood work.
A promotional piece describes general life stress and fatigue and suggests taking something like a remedy to restore calm and improve daily living for all family members. It emphasizes relief from nervousness irritability and sleep disturbances as common needs in busy life.
Mrs J B Hartsfield of 33 Corpus St Atlanta writes that Anti Pain Pills relieve headaches and nerve strain for herself husband and two sons. She uses one or two pills to finish housework and keep them on hand for family use. Miles Nervine also praised and sold by druggists, 25 doses 26 cents. Elkhart Indiana label.
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