Ivory Soap Ad Says Clothes Wear Out From Wash
An epitaph in a Vermont churchyard mocks worn clothing and claims cheap soap causes waste. The ad argues Ivory Soap preserves delicate fabrics and proclaims its purity at 994 percent.
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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1902
Page
5
An epitaph in a Vermont churchyard mocks worn clothing and claims cheap soap causes waste. The ad argues Ivory Soap preserves delicate fabrics and proclaims its purity at 994 percent.
The Warsaw Union issue lists seed and garden supplies from W. H. Kingery & Co and Watson's, carpet soap and new carpeting, lime and cement from Eschbach & Weimer, millinery notes from Scott's, and local shop promotions. It mentions deaths and local visits, auctions, and a railway talk, with community notices on lens and piano sales, insurance agent Frick's death, and pension updates. The column weaves market offers with social notes and public notices.
A mixed local notice describes farms bought and sold or exchanged, plus sales of goods and services. Timed adverts include groceries at Gook and Hall, loans offered by Straus & Co in Warsaw, and various prices on staples and wall paper. Also mentions road labor pay standards, trips via Big Four Lines, and a visit by Mrs. Coutt to Silver Lake. Local business activity and upcoming sales are highlighted.
Kosciusko County Indiana court notices unnamed defendants in the Eli Helser estate case are declared nonresidents of the state. The clerk warns defendants Charles Mullen Dora Mullen Blanche Hopkins and others to answer by the April term 1903 and to appear at the court house in the city.
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