Dr Thomas Electric Oil touted as wheelman's healing aid
A historical reference markets Dr Thomas Electric Oil as essential for wheelmen, claiming it heals cuts bruises stings and sprains and crowns the product as monarch over pain.
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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1903
Page
4
A historical reference markets Dr Thomas Electric Oil as essential for wheelmen, claiming it heals cuts bruises stings and sprains and crowns the product as monarch over pain.
Local column notes numerous individuals visiting or passing through the city. J C Daily from Evansville and J W Russell from Terre Haute are listed among others including Mrs Henry Gant from Columbus and Rev J E Doyle returning from Madison. Several residents travel to Vincennes Loogootee Bedford Petersburg and Bloomington with arrivals and returns noted.
A flurry of short travels and visits fills the region. Mrs J C Lavelle and daughter Bessie stay at Sailor Springs Indiana while Mr and Mrs Frank Slosson arrive from Evansville. E R Tuttle and son Harold visit relatives in St Louis. Anna M Burke visits St Marys near Terre Haute. Velma Parks returns to Ellettsville after a visit with Edith Eakin. Rev J A Chowning plans meetings in Lawrence County Saturday. Wilburn Sparr of Lincoln Nebraska visits Katie Smith. Otis Crawford and Julia Riley return from Trinity Springs. M F Burke travels with Z F Graham to Conway Michigan. Katie Kelly returns from two weeks with Mrs Sam Alexander in Linton. E R Scoville and guests W V Piper from Dayton Kentucky go to St Louis to visit friends. Mrs J C Hart and children Hazel and Oral visit her father in Veale Township. Kate Helander goes to Cincinnati then to Aurora to visit Geo Craig and mother. Lou Robinson of Danville has been named librarian for Danville’s Carnegie library.
Walter A. Buhrman for Keystone Watch Case Co presents about 2500 watch cases in all styles and metals at Geo. N. Engert 305 E Main St with instruction and savings. Ladies G A R Circle to celebrate sixth anniversary with a park social Friday night offering ice cream and cake. 120 acres coal land for sale near Montgomery Davis Co Ind with mining lease and guaranteed royalty. contact J E Williams Shawl Washington Ind.
Traveling is dangerous constant motion jars the kidneys kept in place by attachments. This causes kidney disease among travelers, trainmen, street car men, teamsters and heavy drivers. Foley's Kidney Cure strengthens kidneys and cures kidney and bladder disease. Geo H Hansan locomotive engineer Lima Ohio reports relief after using Foley's Kidney Cure. For sale by Smith and Winton.
John Whitesides is on the sick list. George Nolen of Montgomery attended services here Sunday. Roland Feagan and sister Lillie attended the barn dance at Jim Dixon's Wednesday night. James and Marion Arvin of Whitfield were here Sunday. William Smith of East St. Louis visits his brother Commissioner Dan Smith. John Hagerty and son Herman were at Washington Monday. Miss Maggie Hughes and Miss Ella Contin were guests of Miss Mayme Griff Sunday afternoon. Will Gunter and Henry Christman went to Maysville Sunday. Landergan Bros. purchased 100 acres of the Shea estate farm, sold at public auction July 8 for 1100 dollars.
Remaining mail includes ladies Mrs C J Booker Mrs Julia A Bogle Mrs Martha Hart Mrs Annie and Mrs Theresa Hays and Gentlemens Walter W Greene Jos Turk Hunter Jos H Inquiries please say advertised One cent fee for all advertised items Faanx Suvarr F M
An advertisement urges buyers to obtain a money back guarantee on Mi-o-na a flesh forming food. Fred S. Clapp will sign a refund bond if the product fails to increase flesh regulate digestion and relieve stomach troubles. A joke about men arguing with women closes the piece.
A vintage ad highlights expert prescription dispensing by Louis F Hunemeier urging close client contact. It promotes a cheerful mood with Addie's thermometer as a comfort tool and invites customers to view affordable wall paper designs from Mrs. E Rickard at 112 East Main Street.
Better Than good aim and sure judgment. We suit your ideas for groceries and place prices within reach. Zack Jones at 12 14 East Main Street offers the best and freshest groceries with clean service. G Sremro Market at 110 Main Street promises juicy, tender meats and personal selection.
An old newspaper fragment promotes W. W. Barnete's Livery at Third and Van Tres streets with travelable conveyances and a family friendly appeal. It also touts Eureka at 308 East Mains Street with beer and health claims and Joe Gordon's Place at 218 East as a source for liquor and cigars.
Do You Belong If you are a member of any society or lodge our line of emblem pins charms and badges will interest and the prices will please you Eagles Red Men Daughters of Pocahontas etc will find a fine assortment of emblems at Geo N Bogert s the jeweler 805 E Main
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