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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1903
Page
2
The notice lists several daily train services and Sunday departures with times and connecting details. It directs readers to A. McDonato Ticket Agent in Washington and UO. P. McCarry G P A in Cincinnati for detailed information on schedules sleeping cars parlor cars and rates.
Daily train schedule listing multiple routes including Indianapolis Evansville Chicago Nashville New Orleans and Terre Haute services. Times indicate departures and occasional Sunday exceptions with express and limited services.
A Bay Area style ad collage promotes Doan’s Kidney Pills for kidney relief and Doan’s Ointment for skin itching. It also markets Dr Fowler’s Strawberry Extract and Electric Bitters for various ailments with promises of relief and money-back guarantees.
Digestive tablets claim to boost natural stomach and bowel function with one tablet a day before breakfast. The ad markets a constitutional treatment addressing stomach trouble and systemic issues, promising improved health and eliminating the need for after meal digestants. Available as six month or shorter courses with prices, sold by L. se Hunemeier in Washington, Indiana.
In interviews, Indiana Representative Hemenway says tariff talk faded as voters accept current levels. Roosevelt's Western tour draws praise for patriotism and personal appeal, while Republican debates surface around tariff policy and potential 1912 dynamics.
An assortment of 19th or early 20th century ads highlights wallpaper designs at attractive prices, books and stationery, offite supplies, hats and trims from Millinery shops, shirt waist work, and a steam laundry. It notes a Washington bar and Jos Gordons Place on East Main Street, plus remarks on locusts and reporters' guesses.
It is Our Business to dispense health giving prescriptions with care learned through years of study. The ad touts honest prices by Louis Fe Hunneimeier, a Fort Wayne chemist, and promotes a line of beds and furniture. It also includes testimonials praising Cates Balm and Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs and lung trouble.
Historical ad copy touts Foley's Kidney Cure as a safe remedy for kidney and bladder troubles and Burdock Blood Bitters for dyspepsia. It claims reliability and broad health benefits, with sales through Smyth & Winton.
An old advertisement touts Mother Gray's Sweet Powder for children to cure fevers and stomach issues, claims worm removal, and promotes Buckh's Arnies Salve for burns and skin sores. It urges stocking a reliable salve and lists J. N. Jones' Drug Store as a point of sale.
The local notice promotes New Troy Laundry at Suh and Walnut streets as the town’s leading dye and cleaning house. It touts curtain stretchers to keep curtains square and true and offers dyeing and cleaning with satisfaction guaranteed. The ad invites inquiries and promises friendly service.
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