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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1901
Page
7
Fragmented ad notices describe Allen's Foot Ease powder promising relief for foot pain and a related sales push. Other items mention ash wood, cord pricing, and delivery terms with scattered denotations of local merchants and packages.
Reunion plans call for an E. I. gate at Bloomington Indiana to raise funds for the alumni association. Tickets go on sale June 18 16 and 17 with passes good for a return trip to Washington and Bloomington areas.
Local Bedford daily items list residents visiting relatives, returning from Cincinnati and Bloomington, and attending events at Indianapolis Terre Haute and Evansville. Notables include Misses Hayes Harvard, Jim ONeal, Hastings, and Lutes. families from Washington and Harrison.
A fragmented notice lists an acreage sale at 195.00 per acre with timber rights in the Washington district. Details include parcel descriptions and party initials, though readability is limited. Further specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR.
A jumble of early 20th century ads and notices. Castoria claims cure for infant woes while promoting free samples of dust and bit parts. Also listed are legal notices on quiet titles, Washington Light and Water Co bids, and Pan-American Exposition travel offers with B&O routes to Buffalo and San Francisco, including special round trips and sleeping car details.
An advertisement claims the Home Gold Cure can eradicate alcoholism without publicity or relief. It promises a nonaddictive, palatable remedy that neutralizes the craving and transforms drinkers into temperate individuals. Sold for one dollar with full erections, it claims superiority over pricier options and offers mail order to all regions.
An OCR fragment promotes Chamberland’s Liver and Stomach tablets with a call to Mitchell’s Pharmacy for a free sample. The ad claims the product is effective, pleasant in taste, and an elegant remedy.
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